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  2014 Top Ten Gay Romance

  J.M. Snyder

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  2014 Top Ten Gay Romance brings together the best-selling short stories published by JMS Books that year.
  From first love to true love, from submission to sensual, from heat to sweet and everything in between, the couples in these stories are sure to keep you turning the pages as you fall in love with them.
  With stories by J.M. Snyder, Drew Hunt, J.L. Merrow, A.R. Moler, Jeff Adams, Terry O'Reilly, Iyana Jenna, J.D. Walker, Sam Singer, and Paul Alan Fahey, this head-over-heels collection goes beyond bedtime reading. Whether happily ever after or happy for now, there's an ending for everyone in here!
  Contains the stories:
  
  - Rivals by Jeff Adams
  - Words by Paul Alan Fahey
  - The Nutcracker by Drew Hunt
  - Ya Like That? by Iyana Jenna
  - Making It Pay by JL Merrow
  - Personal Protection by A.R. Moler
  - My Beagle, the Yenta by Terry O'Reilly
  - Broken by Sam Singer
  - Blurring the Lines by J.M. Snyder
  - The Best Man for Me by J.D. Walker

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  Never Have I Evan

  DJ Jamison

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  Never Have I Ev . . . Wait, what was the question again?! 
   
   
   
  What happens when an ill-advised party game makes it obvious I've still got my V-card? Embarrassment. A lot of embarrassment. 
   
   
   
  Especially when the sexy, older guy at the party who witnessed the whole thing turns out to be someone I have to see every week. Not to mention my best friend's cousin. He's not only straight, but way out of my league. 
   
   
   
  It's going to be so awkward for both us. 
   
   
   
  Or awesome . . . if his protective nature and flirty attempts to teach me how to date lead to the kind of tutoring that lives in my fantasies. But how likely is that to happen? I'm not known as the sweet, naïve one among for my friends for nothing. 
   
   
   
  I'm probably imagining those looks he throws my way. Probably projecting my own want onto his expression. But . . . what if I'm not? 
   
   
   
  Contains mature themes.

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  Heat of the Moment

  Adam Carpenter

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  Austin never imagined a one-night stand would change his life, but from the moment he gave into desire, the flames of ambition were stoked. As a fire at the legendary Masterson House rages, Austin is hailed a hero and the prime candidate to be named to the White Pine Fire Department's team for the annual Fire Ball contest. But the sexy, powerful Joey Silva from the opposing fire department truly ignites Austin's heart.
  Tucker once called White Pine his home, but after following his heart and becoming a successful musician, he has returned to pick up the pieces of his shattered life. Taking up with the first love of his life, Ian Masterson, who survived a fire that nearly consumed his home, Tucker must battle small-minded people as well as his father, the local fire chief, to find happiness and love.
  With White Pine getting set for the annual Hibernation Festival, the highlight of which is the Fire Ball, secrets are revealed and alliances renewed. Bragging rights are on the line, not only for the village of White Pine, but for the sexually charged men who live within its borders.

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  The Call Is Coming from Inside...

  Allyson McOuat

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  From Allyson McOuat, author of the popular 2020 New York Times Modern Love essay "The Ghost Was the Least of Our Problems," comes her debut essay collection 
   
   
   
  In a series of intimate and humorous dispatches, McOuat examines her identity as a queer woman, and as a mother, through the lens of the pop culture moments in the '80s and '90s that molded her identity. McOuat stirs the ingredients required to conjure an unsettled spirit: the horrors of pregnancy and motherhood, love and loss, the supernatural, kaleidoscopic sexuality, near-miss experiences, and the unexplained moments in life that leave you haunted. 
   
   
   
  Through her own life experiences, various tall tales, urban legends, analysis of horror and thriller films, and spine-chilling true crime incidents, McOuat uncovers how cultural gatekeeping has forced her, as a mother and queer femme woman, to persistently question her own reality. Through this charming and humorous exploration of what moments have made her who she is, McOuat demonstrates for listeners a way through by forgiving herself and exorcising her stubborn attachment to a phantom, heteronormative, nuclear family structure.

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  Adore You

  Courtney Milnestein

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  Sunaga Karin, newest member of bestselling idol group, ALiCE☆SWeeTS, is having a tough time reconciling her relationship with superstar member, Ishikawa Miki. Caught between feelings of admiration for the older girl's talents and feelings she cannot quite pin down, she finds herself stuck between how to perform her duties as a member of such a renowned idol unit and the yearning she can't quite put into words that occurs when she crosses paths with Karin.
  Stuck on a lonely afternoon with friend and fellow member Setsuko, Karin begins slowly to discover a new vocabulary for her feelings regarding Miki.

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  Hell Look at Me

  Edward Kendrick

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  Scene designer Charlie Cox is in a clandestine relationship with the theater's lead actor, Ricky Moore. Charlie knows it will never be more than that because Ricky is too egotistical to want to be seen in public with a man who has deep burn scars on one arm. Not that Charlie blames him, since he's certain he's a freak in almost everyone's eyes.
  Jace Parish, the scene shop boss, is in love with Charlie but will never let him know. Jace thinks he's uninteresting because he's thirty and starting to bald, which makes him look middle-aged. He also has never admitted to anyone he works with that he's gay. 
  Liam Dolan owns the gym where Jace comes to work out his anger and frustration. Liam has been drawn to Jace from the beginning but believes Jace is straight, so has never revealed his feelings to Jace. 
  Ricky Moore knows he is using Charlie for his own selfish ends. What Ricky can't figure out is why, when he can and does have anyone he wants in his bed, he keeps coming back to Charlie. 
  These four men have preconceived ideas about themselves and each other. What will it take for them to realize love is possible, if they will only give it a chance?

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