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  Stallions and Studs: Shoulda...

  Terry O'Reilly

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  Charlie Bradley has always entertained cowboy fantasies. When his boyfriend Jared offers him the choice of where to go on their summer vacation, Charlie chooses Stallions and Studs, a dude ranch catering to a gay clientele.
  Upon arrival, Charlie meets the very handsome and studly Wade Connors, a riding instructor. Charlie is immediately enthralled with the man and finds his feelings, fight them as he may, are turning into love. 
  Wade, however, is a man who chooses a guest as his flavor of the week -- to romance, play with, and then move on. But this week Wade finds Charlie becoming more than he bargained for. What will happen when the week ends and Charlie has to leave for home?

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  Not For A Moment

  Cheyenne Blue

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  Desperate situations call for desperate lies in this charming, fake-relationship lesbian romance. 
   
   
   
  Andi Barrons has no time for kids or the chaos they bring—certainly not when she runs a high-end decorating business. Mischief and little fingers around expensive materials? No thanks! 
   
   
   
  But then her gorgeous friend, Sarah Santoro, winds up in a custody battle with Sarah's former in-laws and now . . . Well, somehow Andi's agreed to pretend she's Sarah's live-in partner. 
   
   
   
  She's still not quite sure how she got stuck playing a role she's so utterly clueless about and that's everything she doesn't want in life. But as long as Sarah and Noa, the world's cutest seven-year-old, don't get a hold of her heart, she'll be fine. 
   
   
   
  Easy, right? 
   
   
   
  Contains mature themes.

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  Tyler's Alphas

  Drew Hunt

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  A hillbilly and a former Marine walk into a bar sounds like the opening line of a joke. But it's no laughing matter for Tyler Warboys when werewolf alphas Rocky and Blaze Blackstone enter the Byte Bar, the computer repair store where he works.
  
  
  Tyler is instantly attracted to the huge, powerful, but allegedly dangerous creatures. And, miracle of miracles, they feel a connection to him, too. But how can that be? Tyler is human and Rocky and Blaze are not. However, the alphas can smell a faint something on Tyler that has them wondering if he isn't as human as he's always thought. But as Tyler has never shifted, how can he be a werewolf?
  
  
  So many questions, but between the three of them, they are bound to find some answers. Surely three isn't always a crowd, especially where love is concerned?

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  The Walls Around Me

  E.M. Schenker

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  Ruben lives alone, surrounded by grief in a world that stopped making sense when his father died. The only person he allows near him is Dakota, a construction worker who spends his days building walls. After work, Dakota does the opposite, trying to tear down the imaginary walls Ruben built around himself. But Ruben is determined to keep those walls intact.
  
  
  Mourning, Ruben believes his feelings for Dakota are just a fabrication of his troubled mind. He's straight -- or at least, that's what he tells himself -- and he clings to the idea that his lust for Dakota will fade as soon as his pain does. But it doesn't help that every time Dakota visits him, his feelings only grow stronger, and his urges are getting harder to ignore.
  
  
  In his grief, can Ruben allow Dakota to fight his way into his heart?

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  Sleeping with the Enemy

  Gordon Phillips

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  When James sees Andrew at a gay coffee shop, the attraction is immediate. They exchange smiles and Andrew makes friendly overtures, so they go for a walk and end up at Andrew's apartment. As they begin spending time together, James's friends are supportive but cautious. One of the men Andrew has been seen with in the coffee shop was a known Republican supporter. James dismisses the dark implications of this, carefully avoiding any talk of politics with his new boyfriend.
  Then James's friend Glen makes a horrible discovery while visiting Andrew's place with James: Andrew has a MAGA cap hidden in his chest of drawers. He takes a picture of it and confronts James with the evidence. James has fallen in love, but he knows he faces a terrible hurdle. Can he love a man who apparently is a member of the hateful MAGA movement?

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  The Beautiful Things Shoppe

  Philip William Stover

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  "This sweet gay contemporary hits the spot." —Publishers WeeklyTheir collections may clash but their hearts are a perfect match.Moving to eclectic New Hope, Pennsylvania, and running The Beautiful Things Shoppe is a dream come true for elegant and reserved fine arts dealer Prescott J. Henderson. He never agreed to share the space with Danny Roman, an easygoing extrovert who collects retro toys and colorful knickknacks.And yet here they are, trapped together in the quaint shop as they scramble to open in time for New Hope’s charming Winter Festival.Danny has spent years leading with his heart instead of his head. The Beautiful Things Shoppe is his chance to ground himself and build something permanent and joyful. The last thing he needs is an uptight snob who doesn’t appreciate his whimsy occupying half his shop.It’s only when two of New Hope’s historic landmarks—each as different as Danny and Prescott—are threatened that a tentative alliance forms. And with it, the first blush of romance. Suddenly, running The Beautiful Things Shoppe together doesn’t seem so bad…until Danny’s secret threatens to ruin it all.Carina Adores is home to highly romantic love stories where LGBTQ+ characters find their happily-ever-afters. Seasons of New HopeBook 1: The Hideaway InnBook 2: The Beautiful Things Shoppe

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