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  Three Days Grace

  Jeremy Bradley-Silverio Donato

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  "A dark, dramatic, and thoughtful reflection on the traumatic aspects of love and family." 
  — Kirkus Reviews 
    
  On the eve of their trip to South Africa, Lynne and her wife, Susan, await three guests in a Paris hotel: Nick, Lynne's distant son; Laslo, Susan's effusive friend; and Marc, a former professor living on borrowed glamour. 
    
  What begins as a bon voyage soon becomes a clash of old wounds and fresh resentments. As night falls, long-buried secrets surface, threatening to dismantle the facades each has built. 
    
  Through the winding corridors of Paris and the tangled landscapes of memory, five people must confront the truths they've spent decades avoiding. At the heart lies the tragic story of two brothers—one present, one absent—and the lingering trauma that continues to shape their lives. 
    
  Set over three days, this unflinching exploration of family, betrayal, and silence asks whether we can ever truly escape our past—and what it takes to finally face the truths we've spent a lifetime running from. 
    
  "Compelling, eloquent and insightful... a book which has stayed with me long after the final page." 
  — Emma Woolf

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  Miscellaneous Foursome The -...

  Draeme Saekyr

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  The miscellaneous foursome, otherwise known as Isadora and Vanessa Kin, Isaac's triplets, are in an uproar about the whole shebang and then come to learn that two friends of theirs, with different names and identities than what they're known by in the same school as the two sisters, went missing. Now they're in a dilemma. Do they help, or still refuse, because they hate Kiernan's guts, and why do they hate him? The last two individuals are Ferron and Dorian Jenelle, Mesala's missing brothers. They've just turned adults at twenty-one and are real troublemakers. However, this time, they've managed to get into the kind of trouble that could 1 turn fatal if they're not careful. They also have to decide whether Kiernan, aka Kila, is trustworthy and can help them out of their jam in return for alerting their sister and others to his dilemma to gain further help.

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  Unnecessary Roughness

  Emerson Beckett, Rheland Richmond

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  Jackson Kincaid 
   
   
   
  When my best friend, Allison, died in a car accident, I suddenly became the parent of my ten-year-old godson. How was I supposed to play football for the Portland Pirates and be a full-time single dad? Adjusting is the name of the game. But thanks to my friends, and Simon, the team doctor, we'll heal and make it through. 
   
   
   
  Did I mention he's my best friend, and I can't stop my having dirty thoughts about getting him naked? Keeping my feelings a secret isn't easy or the only obstacle I'll face. 
   
   
   
  Simon Taylor 
   
   
   
  As my new friends like to say, I'm the hardass team doctor that lets nothing get by me. But somehow, Jackson did. While helping him adjust to his new reality, I wasn't prepared for my new feelings for him to surface. Especially when I didn't know I had them. Jackson and his godson have stolen my heart and aren't letting go. 
   
   
   
  It doesn't matter that our relationship might be considered forbidden or that he's fifteen years younger than me. I want things with him that I've never wanted with anyone else. Especially a man. Jackson and I deserve to be together no matter how rough things get. Some things are just worth it. 
   
   
   
  Contains mature themes.

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  Somehow Finding Us

  Claudia Burgoa

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  USA Today Bestselling Author Claudia Burgoa brings you a MM romance full of angst and tragedy that might turn to hope in a redemption love story that’ll break your heart and mend it all over again. Emotional, endearing, and full of romance 
  People think they know me. 
  They only know what I allow them to see. 
  I’ve learned to control the narrative. 
  I have secrets. So many, it’s hard to keep them straight. 
  I should let those secrets go, open myself to my friends. 
  Open my heart and allow it to love. 
  Break the grasp that the demons of my past have on me. 
  The only man who understands me is fighting for his life. 
  I put him there. 
  Zeke is suffering. He wants to move forward and forget the past. 
  Forward as in without me. 
  Friends. That is all he offers but I want more. 
  I can’t let him go. 
  But I can’t let the past go either. 
  When calamity strikes and wrecks the Sinners of Seattle again, Zeke and I are forced to deal with the aftershock. 
  And I can’t help but wonder if he’s next. 
  I can either stay away from him forever. 
  Or hold onto him while we try to survive.

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  Vulgarian Rhapsody

  Alvin Orloff

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  Harris, San Francisco's most annoying gay barfly, doesn't mean to be bitchy, passive aggressive, or insulting. But he's so bedazzled by his own critical brilliance he feels morally obliged to share his scathing opinions with the world at any and every opportunity. This irritates no one more than his roommate, Maxine, an avant-garde transsexual cabaret singer. When she overhears him badmouthing her on the phone she flies into a rage and expels him from their apartment. This crisis couldn't come at a worse time. The year is 1999 and the "dot com" boom has rendered cheap housing nonexistent, and Harris, who works as a part-time telemarketer, is—as usual—low on funds. Will he be able to convince one of his eccentric, semi-dysfunctional friends with a rent-controlled apartment to let him move in? 
   
   
   
  Vulgarian Rhapsody immerses listeners in a fading bohemia of queer dive bars, drag clubs, and countercultural cafes. The book's narrator (a longtime frenemy of Harris who's every bit as snarky and annoying as he is) tells the story with sadistic relish and an ironist's eye for the absurd. Anyone feeling sickly from too many uplifting stories of personal empowerment, precious coming-of-age tales, or sugarcoated romances will find the perfect antidote in this hilariously acidic comedy of manners.

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  Infernal Justice

  Ryder O'Malley

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  I save superheroes for a living, even if I hate those egotistical bastards. 
   
   
   
  My inability to control my temper got me transferred to Heroes Emergency Medical Services. These supposed heroes destroy the city trying to stop villains. When they fall in battle, it's my job to keep them alive. Work is my life, which explains why I can't maintain more than meaningless one-night-stands. My life is about to change when a dying superhero chooses me to inherit their cosmic powers. Trust me, I find it ironic, too. 
   
   
   
  A new supervillain has found a way to depower every super in Vanguard City, all except one. Aiden is an up-and-coming reporter fixated on discovering the truth behind the supernatural phenomena. His persistence would be a turn on, except his obsession is with the Vanguard's only remaining hero: me. Hard to date a man capable of detecting my lies. 
   
   
   
  I'm no hero, but I'm Vanguard City's last defense. This is going to end badly. 
   
   
   
  Contains mature themes.

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