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  Blended Whiskey - An Agents...

  Layla Reyne

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  The original Whiskey Verse Six celebrate Aidan and Jamie’s wedding in this Agents Irish and Whiskey short story.  
     
  Aidan “Irish” Talley  
  and  
  Jameson “Whiskey” Walker  
  together with their family & friends  
  request the honor of your presence  
  at their wedding  
  Saturday, the Seventeenth of March  
  Two Thousand and Eighteen  
  at High Noon  
  Half Moon Bay, California  
     
  Blended Whiskey is a short story featuring multiple points of view during Aidan and Jamie’s wedding weekend. It should be read after the first four books in the Agents Irish & Whiskey series.

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  Disguised as Human

  Holly Day

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  What's a vampire to do when falsely accused of murder?
  Had Jasper Argall known he'd be accused of murder simply because he went into a grocery store, he would've stayed in the supernatural community where human laws don't apply. Things are hard enough as they are without having to deal with the human police. 
  Oscar Christopherson is a magic user pretending to be human. He likes being a detective, but supernaturals aren't allowed to work in law enforcement, so he's faking it. There is always a risk he'll be found out, and that risk increases when he's around other supernatural people, since they have a better sense of smell than humans do. 
  Vampire or not, when Jasper is wrongly accused of murder, Oscar can't look the other way. Jasper knows humans can't be trusted, but maybe Oscar is different from all the other humans in Myrfolk. He's out of options, so what else can he do but put his life in Oscar's hands?

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  Ragtime Swing - A Nocturne...

  Lyra R. Saenz

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  Dare she allow her fears to be washed away by the tides of a forbidden kiss? 
  Magdalena never wanted to be a kept woman, but after her husband strikes gold deep-sea mining, Adriano would like nothing more than to see his wife happily at home raising their theoretical children. 
  From rags to riches, Magdalena loses herself. Desperate to connect, she finds herself soaking in the attention of an enchanting woman amidst the smoky jazz of a seaside nightclub. That single night will change her life forever, a chance encounter that unravels the dark truth behind her husband’s newfound wealth.

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  A Curious Visit

  Jess Lea

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  Lesbian fiction's funniest odd couple is back, investigating tall tales, extinct creatures, and a crumbling house filled with secrets, in this offbeat Australian romantic mystery. 
   
   
   
  Partners in love, life, and earnest museum appreciation, Margaret Gale and Bess Campbell desperately need a break. Strict, meticulous ice queen Margaret has been fired for frightening her auction house customers, while free-spirited Bess hates her office job. 
   
   
   
  While holidaying in Tasmania, they receive a call for help that leads them to a creepy, old house in the wilderness. There, they meet a mysterious woman from Margaret's past, who warns she's being stalked and something terrible is coming. 
   
   
   
  What's going on? What secrets lie within Crossroads House? And why on earth are there hidden cameras around the grounds, recording everything that happens? 
   
   
   
  Unexplained incidents turn sinister, endangering Bess and Margaret—and their trust in one another. But they don't give up easily . . .  
   
   
   
  This sweet, eccentric sequel to A Curious Woman can easily be enjoyed as a standalone story. 
   
   
   
  Contains mature themes.

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  Can't Be His

  Shawn Lane

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  Exterminator Lonnie "Roach" Raines and ice skater Alexi Summerville have been friends and roommates for years, but they've never taken their relationship to the next level.
  When Alexi's coach wants him to train for the World Championship in another state, Roach is forced to examine his feelings before he loses Alexi, possibly for good.

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  Destined

  Casper Graham

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  James Chan is infatuated with Joshua Wallace. However, he's eight years older than Joshua, and his catering business has a standing contract with the company the other man works for. Joshua also doesn't seem to reciprocate his feelings. The future of their professional relationship will be uncertain if he's rejected.
  Fortunately, he isn't. They start slow and everything is fine initially, but cultural differences between them become obvious when James invites Joshua to his father's seventieth birthday party, which is an important milestone in the Chinese culture.
  Initially Joshua is excited about the gifts he's preparing for James's father, but things become awkward when he learns about the negative light in which his gifts may be perceived. Can they smooth things out? Or will their differences be too much in the end?

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