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  Seasons Change

  Shawn Bailey

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  Torin Colter was never one to make waves. He follows rules and regulations, doesn't smoke, drink, or use recreational drugs. And after many months of Marine Corps boot camp, he's looking forward to leaving New York and spending the next two years in Tokyo. But before he goes, he wants to spend his last summer as a lifeguard at Coney Island.
  Mercer Easten grew up in rough circumstances. To avoid his abusive father, he lands a job at a beachside food stand selling hot dogs on Coney Island. Mercer doesn't know what he wants to do with the rest of his life, but he knows he can't go on being a punching bag for his alcoholic father. He craves adventure and some excitement.
  Then he nearly dies on his birthday while swimming and a lifeguard has to saves his life. Call it love at first sight or finding his lucky charm, because after meeting Torin, Mercer's humdrum life suddenly turns interesting.

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  Recapture the Sunlight: A...

  J.K. Jones

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  Ensnared. Trapped. Committed.  
  What kind of nightmare had he stumbled into? 
  Richard Clayson was a walking paradox. A symbol of law and order, yet his mere presence aroused a wild and dangerous yearning in Beau. He never expected to find himself engaged to Richard. 
  But here they were. 
  As the Rebel Brotherhood threatened to tear their town apart, Richard's loyalty was tested. His dedication to justice was unwavering, but what about his loyalty to Beau? 
  He could feel the darkness creeping in, threatening to consume them both. Death and danger were all around them. 
  Could they make it down the aisle? 
  The lines between good and evil blurred, and Beau couldn't help but wonder if they were both in too deep. 
  Gone were the junkie and the wh*re. 
  In their place stood the Sheriff and the devil. 
  The question was, could they survive the reckoning that was coming for them?

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  Kingfisher

  Rozie Kelly

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  SHORTLISTED FOR THE 2026 WOMEN’S PRIZE FOR FICTION 
   
  “A gentle and compassionate novel that explores the nuances of queer love and friendship.” The Guardian, Derek Owusu 
   
  “a tenderly written meditation on art, love and life that’s as much about the search for self as for connection.” Marie Claire, editor’s pick 
   
  “Kelly writes the messiness of power dynamics well.” Telegraph 
   
  A creative writing academic falls under the spell of his colleague, a poet whose life seems to shimmer with a freedom he cannot reach. At home, there is Michael: beautiful, steady, safe. But the poet is something else entirely—she is restless, luminous, untouchable. 
   
  As his fixation deepens, the boundaries between admiration, desire and possession begin to blur. The poet, his Kingfisher, draws him further from the life he knows, into a world shaped by art, longing and illusion. 
  Then illness arrives, closing in on them all, and the tightrope he’s been walking starts to sway. 
   
  Kingfisher is a beautifully crafted novel of queer desire and ambition, grief and creativity, and the fine lines between intimacy and obsession.

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  The Jorogumo - An MM...

  Stella Rainbow

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  Two fated mates bond over their mutual love of comic books, but when one of them discovers his new friend isn’t quite human, will their friendship end or turn into something more? 
  Haruto 
  My first visit to the human realm in decades was… memorable. I visited a comic book store, and made a new friend. Liam was just as geeky as me, and while he might seem scary to humans, all I saw were his sweet smiles and kind gestures. 
  Discovering he was my mate was a surprise, but when Liam didn’t react the way I expected when I accidentally revealed I was a jorogumo, hope unfurled. Maybe he would be the one to accept me exactly as I was. 
  Liam 
  As a comic book geek and lover of fiction, I was excited when Haruto revealed a world of magic to me. Visiting the Sanctuary felt like a dream come true, but more than anything, being with Haruto was what truly felt like a dream. 
  Haruto was sweet, kind, and so very good to me. He took care of me the way I’d always hoped someone would, and it didn’t hurt that he was so much stronger than me. Falling in love with him wouldn’t be a hardship at all. 
  The Jorogumo is a 58k words MM paranormal romance featuring an asexual jorogumo who loves taking care of his partner, a big, strong human with a gentle heart, and a community of supernatural beings living in a safe haven called The Sanctuary. It’s the second book in The Sanctuary: Forest series, and can be read as a standalone.

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  Lucky to Have

  Shawn Lane

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  In 1773, Lord Michael Haverly, third son of a marquis, is pressured to make a suitable match. But Michael has a secret -- he prefers men. He doesn't want a wife. Then the wealthy daughter of a merchant proposes a marriage of convenience for them both, and Michael accepts.
  Five years later, Michael is a widower with a young daughter and the unexpected freedom to live how he has always wanted. 
  George Jenks is the new valet to Lord Michael. George also prefers men, and when George offers a grief-stricken Michael comfort, their mutual attraction turns to passion and eventually love. One they both realize they are lucky to have.

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  A Yuletide Excursion

  Ellie Thomas

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  In early Restoration London, Cuthbert Watson, a comely twenty-year-old page is in service to Sir Lewis Montgomery at the Palace of Whitehall. Cuthbert freely enjoys the dissolute pleasures of the newly established court of King Charles II and the great city of London.
  During the winter of 1661, as the royal court empties for Christmas, Cuthbert dreads being left virtually alone. So when his friends Owen and John invite him to Monmouthshire for the festive season, Cuthbert jumps at the opportunity to accompany Sir Lewis and his new bride, Lady Antonia, for the long journey west. 
  On the first stage of their journey, Cuthbert falls foul of Mr. Lemuel Freeman, Lady Antonia's stern twin brother, who condemns Cuthbert's frivolous ways. 
  But does Lemuel's disapproval hide an irresistible attraction? While these two very different men are thrown together over Christmas, might their mutual desire lead to a lasting romance?

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