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  Bruised

  Vincent Diamond

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  It's the last semester of vet school for David Livingston, and he's loving his job at a Thoroughbred farm. He loves the mares, he loves the foals, he loves the stallions, and, uh oh, he's starting to fall for the farm's charismatic owner, Marcus too. It's all very confusing for a guy who's never been interested in another man before.
  When Marcus takes a tumble from a horse, it's up to David to help him out, but it's almost too much for David to handle. Stitching up Marcus's wound is challenging enough, but can David control his feelings too? Find out who gets Bruised .

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  Blind Faith - Coming Out Should...

  Emma Nichols

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  When Faith Divine pulls up outside the Duckton-by-Dale cafe on a dazzling red Ducati motorbike she takes Drew Pettigrew’s breath away. Faith is cool, sexy, and desirable, and there isn’t one villager who disagrees. Completely smitten, Drew has no choice but to come out. The fact that Drew is a lesbian doesn’t come as a surprise to those who know her. Except, that is, for her mother, Esther. 
  As Esther plots for Drew to meet the right guy, the villagers have other ideas. Relentless in her pursuit of what she thinks is right for Drew, Esther’s actions threaten to break friendships that have spanned decades, devastate her relationship with Drew, and divide the village. 
  How difficult can it be to come out to your mother? 
  Hilarious, light-hearted, fun yet poignant, Blind Faith is the second in the series of the bestselling lesbian romance, Summer Fate.

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  The Curveball

  Jerry Moreno

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  Michael's boyfriend Tyler moved away for a job opportunity, leaving Michael not really sure if he's single or not. Distracted and confused, he manages to break his leg and wind up in the emergency room, where he meets Julian. Sexy and flirtatious, Michael is torn between his feelings for his ex/not-ex and his new interest.
  Julian jumps in with both feet to help Michael navigate the challenges of life in a leg cast and their friendship blossoms. But Julian isn't without his own baggage. He recently ended an engagement with a college girlfriend, but she doesn't think their relationship is over.
  Forced to decide whether his ex/not-ex will be in his future, Michael picks up the phone to tackle the issue head on. Likewise, Julian works to clear things up with his former fiancée. All appears to be settling down when Tyler comes to town and makes a startling revelation. It's a curveball no one saw coming. Can he steal Michael back from Julian?

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  Lust for Gold

  Dale Chase

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  In 1849 the promise of gold brings many a man to California, but most find more hardship than riches.
  Jesse Quinn, a golden-haired twenty-year-old is among them. He settles into the gold camp of Whiskey Slide to work with two other men in an effort that barely yields enough to keep them alive. With merchants charging exorbitant prices for provisions, it's said men dig for food, not gold. 
  After hardship and disappointment, Jesse moves to another camp, Dutch Flat, where he takes up with the stern and silent Abel Munday. As the two work Abel's claim with success, things take a positive turn for Jesse. Can Jesse bring some light into the darkness that's plagued Abel much of his life? Together, they just might be able to fine something richer than gold.

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  Waking His Omega - M M Alpha...

  Crista Crown, Harper B. Cole

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  This is the end, Simon thought. Not if I can help it, I responded. 
  After thousands of years asleep in the ice, Ryeth the Sapphire Dragon is waking, and it's the touch of one man's mind that draws him from his dreams. But Ryeth's body is still trapped, leaving him powerless to address the issue of his brother, the Black Dragon, who has already threatened Simon's pack. 
  Simon didn't realize how alone he felt until Ryeth bonded with him, and now he doesn't know how to function without the dragon's voice in his head. But a yearning for more burns in his gut, and he doesn't know what to do about it. 
  As the threat of the Black Dragon looms ever greater, Simon must find a way to free Ryeth. It's not only his pack and family that is at stake, but the chance of a future with the dragon he has linked his soul to. 
  Waking His Omega is a 27k word novella featuring a wise-cracking wolf who is learning what responsibility means, the ancient dragon who lives half in his mind, and the rest of the pack as they face their greatest foe. It is the fifth book in the Outcast Chronicles, and it is recommended to read them in order for maximum enjoyment. This book contains mpreg, knotting, and a peeping tom dragon who can't keep his dirty thoughts out of Simon's head.

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  Mama - A Queer Black Woman's...

  Nikkya Hargrove

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  Finalist for the Lambda Literary Award in Lesbian Memoir/Biography In this searing and uplifting memoir, a young Black queer woman fresh out of college adopts her baby brother after their incarcerated mother dies, determined to create the kind of family she never had. Growing up, Nikkya Hargrove’s mother was in and out of prison. Hargrove, one of the 5 million children dealing with the effects of an incarcerated parent, spent a good portion of her childhood in prison visiting rooms. After her baby brother was born, Hargrove decided to fight for custody–even though she had only just graduated college. We see how she is subjected to preconceived notions that she, a Black, queer, young woman, cannot handle the responsibility. She shares about the shame she feels accepting food stamps, her family’s reaction to her coming out, and the joy she experiences when she meets the woman who will become her wife. Whether she’s clashing with her brother's biological father or battling for Jonathan’s education rights after he’s diagnosed with ADHD and autism, this is a woman who won’t give up.     Hargrove’s memoir picks up where Bryan Stevenson’s Just Mercy left off, exploring generational trauma and pulling back the curtain on family court and poverty in America. Moving and inspiring, Mama is an ode to motherhood and identity, to never giving up, and to finding strength in family and community.

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