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  Good Vibrations

  J.T. Marie

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  Kiersten has always been a fan of personal massagers, and her favorite is the PleasureWand 3000, a powerful vibe that plugs in the wall and brings instant release. Kiersten thinks she loves her wand more than she loves sex, and she can't imagine why she'd need a real girlfriend with the buzzing beast in her bed.
  But when her PleasureWand's cord frays over time, almost blowing a fuse and threatening to electrocute her in the process, Kiersten finds herself in the market for a new toy. The wand isn't cheap, and the website she buys it from takes her money and runs, leaving her out of cash and out of luck. 
  But a local sex toy shop called Amaryllis has the PleasureWand in stock, so Kiersten decides to swing by on her lunch break. She's a little embarrassed to be seen in such a place, to be honest, but sexy owner Amy soon puts her at ease. She introduces Kiersten to her favorite vibe, a lightweight, waterproof, cordless wonder called the Genie 500, and she's more than ready to give Kiersten a demo to prove her point. 
  Can Amy's sales pitch change Kiersten's mind? Will the Genie really make all her dreams come true?

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  The Art of Mutual Pleasure - Gay...

  K.A. Merikan

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  --- The path to debauchery is strewn with good intentions. --- 
  Benjamin Snowley is trapped in a most distressing predicament. He’s been feeling poorly and after having recently recovered from influenza, he knows that the fault for his declining health lies in a vice he wouldn’t dare mention in polite conversation. 
  Onanism, self-pollution, masturbation. All names for the same sinful affliction. 
  For Benjamin, it all started back at school, where he first encountered the immoral Frederick Cory. Ever since then, the man has been plaguing Benjamin’s dreams and causing most unnatural urges. 
  Now is the time for all the infatuation nonsense to stop. With the help of an unorthodox doctor and an indecent proposition to a young stablehand, Benjamin will rid himself of the vile addiction. 
  But can the experimental treatment be enough to make him forget his feelings for Frederick? 
  Warning: Contains a clueless young man on a futile quest for chastity and a libertine artist eager to rid him of that goal. 
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  Themes: m*sturbation, historical attitudes to sexuality, medicine, doctor, guilt, unorthodox treatment, master/servant, groom, superstition, moral failure, enemies to lovers 
  Genre: M/M Regency romance 
  Other content: explicit language, inappropriate medical examination, cum swallowing, bareback, sex toys, body worship, multiple partners

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  Hunter's Forbidden Mate - MM...

  Blake R. Wolfe

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  As the new pack Beta, humans are strictly off limits. But when my long-lost childhood best friend unexpectedly lands on top of me, I can't keep my hands off him. 
  Logan 
  It's been almost fifteen years since I stepped foot in this small town, and nothing has changed. Then I run face-first into my childhood best friend and I couldn't be happier. But there's more to him now than I remember. He's hunky, charming, and has the most beautiful hazel eyes I've ever seen. He's still just as much of a himbo as I remember, but he protects me when some local drunks try to start a fight. 
  Now I can't take my eyes off him. 
  Hunter 
  Seeing Logan again brought back so many memories and a rush of feelings I didn't expect. The more I stare at him, the more I realize I feel more than just friendship toward him. I want to hold him, protect him, and let everyone know that he's mine. But I've never dated a man before, and I'm terrified to tell him the truth. I'm not the smartest guy, so I'll probably mess it up. And there's the fact that I'm a werewolf, and he's human. Exposing my world could put him in danger and cost me my position in the pack. 
  But living without him sounds like a fate worse than death. 
  TROPES: standalone, gay for you/bi awakening, fated mates, friends to lovers, forbidden love, protective/posessive , found family, strict roles, and HEA.

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  Art of the Chase

  Jennifer Giacalone

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  When a notorious art thief surfaces, warring detective exes reunite for the hunt. A second-chance lesbian romantic suspense that fuses the fine line between love and hate. 
   
   
   
  Six years ago, the "Fabulous Gustave" slipped the grasp of Agent Fleur van Beekhof, making off with a priceless artwork . . . and Fleur's beautifully ordered life. Suddenly the cool, pragmatic Europol detective lost her detective partner and wife, her rising career, and her control, thanks to the addictive lure of cards. 
   
   
   
  When a new Italian art theft bears all the markings of Gustave's taunting style, Fleur is put back in the field, because no one knows him better. She jumps at the chance to correct the mistake that ruined her life. The hitch? She has to work with her fiery ex-wife. 
   
   
   
  Where Fleur is by the book, Renata skirts the rules, leaps into danger, and looks frustratingly hot while doing it. 
   
   
   
  As Fleur and Renata chase flamboyant Gustave around Europe, will their case push them back into each other's arms, or shatter what's left of Fleur's heart? 
   
   
   
  Contains mature themes.

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  Lent

  Kate Cayley

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  Longlisted for the 2024 Fred Cogswell Award For Excellence In Poetry
  
  Finalist for the 2023 Foreword INDIES Book of the Year Awards
  
  In these peculiar times, we are thrust back into ourselves in a kind of suspension: one in which only private life exists yet threatens to become trivial through a sense of mutual, overarching dread.
  Lent from award-winning writer Kate Cayley is built from this tension, exploring domestic and artistic life amidst the environmental crisis and the surprising ways that every philosophical quandary—large and small—converges in the home, in small objects, conversations, and moments. The grotesque and the tedious, the baroque and the banal, intertwine in the first three sections. Meticulous depictions of spectacle run into the repetition of daily domestic life: trying to explain time to children, day trips to the planetarium, and the warnings of strangers; these are interspersed with depictions such as Mary Shelley recalling the monster, the inner life of a seventeenth century portrait sitter, and Ted Hughes's second wife telling her story to the dead Sylvia Plath. The title section explores religious faith; how belief is itself a repetition, a slow accumulation over time, just like love or forgiveness.
  Lent is an exquisite work of our era, asking us to contemplate what it means to live in a broken world—and why we still find it beautiful.

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  In the Land of Men

  Wayne Mansfield

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  In the years after the Final War, the Council of Women decide to secede from men. They create a world of their own away from men, where they can raise their children without fear. Once a year men may visit briefly to procreate. Boys are sent to the Land of Men when they reach puberty.
  At eleven, Bergman was sent across the sea and placed with his fathers, Spencer and Harris. Years later, he meets Hastings at the Beach Festival, an annual event for young men. It's love at first sight for Bergman. 
  But the course of true love never runs smoothly. In time Hastings desires a son, a subject Bergman paid little thought to. Yet their son Taylor brings great joy to their lives. 
  Life is further complicated when Hastings is chosen to travel to the Land of Women to father children. He wants to accept, but Bergman can't understand why he would consider going. Isn't he happy with what he already has? If he goes, what will that do to their relationship? To their future? Is this a betrayal, or is it something else?

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