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  His Song

  J.M. Snyder

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  Dane is destined for greatness, his boyfriend Krish just knows it, but first he needs to break into the local music scene.
  Randy Blake is Dane's idol, a small-town musician with a sound Dane likes. When Blake asks Dane to stop by sometime, maybe have a private jam session, Dane is ecstatic. But it seems Blake has something other than music on his mind. 
  Krish struggles with jealousy -- he knows Blake would help advance Dane's music, but Krish just can't trust the man. A more pressing question, though, is can he trust Dane when his lover seems blinded by his idol?

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  Once Ghosted Twice Shy - A...

  Alyssa Cole

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  Once Ghosted, Twice Shy has descriptive copy which is not yet available from the Publisher.

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  Washed and Waiting - Reflections...

  Wesley Hill

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  This is a book written primarily for gay Christians and those who love them.  Part memoir, part pastoral-theological reflection, this book wrestles with three main areas of struggle that many gay Christians face: (1) What is God’s will for sexuality? (2) If the historic Christian tradition is right and same-sex behavior is ruled out, how should gay Christians deal with their resulting loneliness?  (3) How can gay Christians come to an experience of grace that rescues them from crippling feelings of shame and guilt?Author Wesley Hill is not advocating that it is possible for every gay Christian to become straight,  nor is he saying that God affirms homosexuality.   Instead, Hill comes alongside gay Christians and says, “You are not alone.  Here is my experience; it’s like yours.  And God is with us.  We can share in God’s grace.”  While some authors profess a deep faith in Christ and claim a powerful experience of the Holy Spirit precisely in and through their homosexual practice, Hill’s own story, by contrast, is a story of feeling spiritually hindered, rather than helped, by his homosexuality.   His story testifies that homosexuality was not God’s original creative intention for humanity—that it is, on the contrary, a tragic sign of human nature and relationships being fractured by sin—and therefore that homosexual practice goes against God’s express will for all human beings, especially those who trust in Christ. This book is written mainly for those homosexual Christians who are trying to walk the narrow path of celibacy and are convinced that their discipleship to Jesus necessarily commits them to the demanding, costly obedience of choosing not to nurture their homosexual desires.  With reflections from the lives of Henri Nouwen and Gerard Manley Hopkins, Wesley Hill encourages and challenges Christians with homosexual desires to live faithful to God’s plan for human sexuality.

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  Out of Light and Into the Night

  Wayne Mansfield

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  Karl and Daniel are driving back to their small farm after celebrating Daniel's birthday when they strike something in the road. Whatever it is lands on the roof of their pick-up truck. Not keen to find out what it might be, Karl floors the accelerator as Daniel leans out of the window. Despite the light from a full moon, nothing is seen on the road behind them.
  When they arrive home, their relief is short-lived. As Karl turns into their driveway, Daniel disappears out the window of the truck. 
  Karl hurries after his lover, and manages to catch sight of a dark shape flying through the night sky. Dangling beneath it is his beloved Daniel. Before he can call for help, he's knocked off his feet. A minute later, he finds himself in the air, too, held securely in the grip of a nightmarish beast. 
  The best Karl can hope is both he and Daniel will survive the night, but that might be easier said than done.

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  The Soul's Awakening

  Amanda Murr

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  Rowan never expected investigating the mysterious death of Emery Lancaster would lead her into a world where the line between the living and the dead blurs. What begins as a quest for justice quickly takes an unexpected turn when someone tries to stop her investigation with violence, and that's when Rowan realizes the truth: Emery's spirit hasn't truly left. She can see and even interact with her, caught in an impossible bond that deepens with each passing moment.
  As Rowan digs deeper, she discovers the investigation is more than just about uncovering a death. It's about untangling an ancient, dangerous legacy. The more she uncovers about the Kasper family and their connection to Emery's death, the more entangled she becomes, not just in the mystery, but in her growing bond with Emery's spirit. Every clue she uncovers reveals another layer of danger and intrigue, and the connection between them intensifies in ways Rowan cannot explain.
  What started as a search for answers soon becomes a fight for something much more personal. The line between duty and desire begins to fade as Rowan finds herself falling for Emery in a way that defies reason. As Rowan delves deeper into the family's dark rituals, she faces an impossible choice. With an ancient sacrifice looming, Rowan must decide how far she's willing to go to save Emery -- not just as a memory, but as the woman she's falling for. The more she learns, the more she realizes bringing Emery back may mean defying everything she believes about life, death, and the power of love. But is love between the living and the dead even possible?

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  Nicolas

  Dianne Hartsock

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  Betrayed by a lover, Jamie rents an isolated cabin on Lake Huron, wanting only to be left alone. Instead, he is pulled from his solitary existence as an artist and tumbles headlong into the legend of Saint Nicolas.
  As a young man, Nicolas accidentally killed a man intent on murdering three children, only to have the man's malicious spirit rise up against him. Fleeing through the centuries from the Krampus, the evil troll-like creature that dogs his steps, Nico finds refuge with the young artist who takes him into his home and bed. But Jamie has questions. Who is Nicolas, and why does the Krampus want to destroy him? 
  When the Krampus begins to torment and torture anyone Nico comes in contact with to punish him, Jamie's life is put in danger. And Jamie isn't sure whether he can help Nico defeat his nemesis or if he's merely a pawn in the Krampus's game.

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