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  Under the Boardwalk

  Felice Stevens

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  Beneath the famous Brooklyn landmark, love is hidden but not denied: All his life, Alexi Kharpov has dreamed of traveling to unknown exciting places instead of working at his family’s frozen custard stand on the famous Coney Island boardwalk. Every year is the same until a gorgeous man picks a spot in front of his stand to sing, captivating him with his beautiful voice. After two summers of listening, it might finally be time for him to cross that boardwalk and take a chance.Opera singer Cameron Maxwell has traveled the world, but the sight of the beautiful man serving custard to tourists touches his heart like nothing ever has before. A summer fling might be exactly what he needs to put his problems out of his mind, but the last thing Cam expects is to want the summer to last forever.It’s a season of discovery for both men who learn to dig deep within their heads and hearts to decide whether secrets old and new should remain buried, or if love is too important to keep hidden under the boardwalk.

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  Saving Mia

  Anna Stone

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  To break free, she auctioned off the one thing she’s been saving... 
  Mia Brooks needs money, fast. Deep in debt to help pay her sister’s medical bills, her loan shark is coming to collect. Her solution? Auctioning off the one thing she’s been saving—herself. 
  The highest bidder is Cassandra Lee, self-made businesswoman and CEO. Her heart hardened by a past she keeps buried, Cassandra doesn’t want a relationship. What she wants is a woman who takes pleasure in serving her. And Mia is the perfect prize. She’s enthralled by Cassandra and the sweet surrender she commands. For the next 30 days, Mia is hers. 
  As the chemistry sizzling between them intensifies, so does their connection. But a figure from Cassandra’s past has returned, determined to destroy her no matter who gets hurt in the process. As the end of the month draws near and Cassandra’s dark secrets threaten to tear them apart, will Mia and Cassandra be able to put it all on the line, including their hearts?

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  The Marriage Policy

  Riley Hart

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  Donovan 
  What’s a little marriage of convenience between best friends? 
  I’ve always worked hard to keep the friendship line firmly in place when it comes to Eric. I’m gay, and he’s straight. We’re best friends and nothing more. But he’s my person, and there’s nothing I wouldn’t do for him. Which is why when I find out he’s struggling financially and doesn’t have medical insurance, I blurt out six friendship-altering words: I want you to marry me. 
  Eric 
  Donovan’s my best friend, the most important person in my life… And he wants to marry me. 
  Okay, so maybe I haven’t made the best decisions lately. I took a job with no health insurance and no guaranteed money, which was working out fine, if not for the whole getting-injured-and-fired thing. But Donovan has come up with a solution. Marriage. Living together. There’s a small chance we’re a tad codependent, but I always want to be with him, so signing a marriage license shouldn’t really change much. Until the kissing starts…and the touching…and the exploring… And all I know is, I want more. So much more from my husband. 
  Playing pretend with Donovan is the realest thing I’ve ever felt, and though divorce was the ultimate plan, I’m not sure I want this to end. 
  Content Warning: MC without medical insurance, discussion on the risks of not having medical insurance, discussion about losing a parent to cancer (in the past).

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  He Got the Wrong Man

  Casper Graham

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  Ellis Collins doesn't mind his parents arranging a blind date for him. When they insist the date should take place at the restaurant they own, Ellis agrees. Everything would have been okay if he hadn't identified the wrong man as his blind date. He's beyond mortified, especially when his real blind date arrives.
  Braylon Larsen is initially annoyed because Ellis has mistaken another man for him, but when he discovers the stranger is Drew Vinson, one of his favorite authors, he quickly calms down. The three of them enjoy themselves. They even start hanging out together.
  Drew is attracted to both Ellis and Braylon. It's obvious Braylon is also interested in Ellis and Drew. Ellis doesn't seem to reciprocate their feelings, but Drew isn't sure because the man is a lot harder to figure out.
  Will the three men find their happily ever after in the end?

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  Slim Chance

  Gareth Vaughn

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  Sequel to Family Bonds
  
  Settling into a stable relationship proves to be harder for Dane and Sean than dealing with monsters or murderers, so when Professor Sean starts seeing something weird -- something unnatural -- at work, it's almost a welcome challenge. Except that Sean's getting sick, too.
  
  
  When Decrypter Dane agrees to investigate, he is dragged further and further into uncomfortable territory when he must pose as a student to find the source of Sean's mysterious illness. He hates his undercover role and wants to get the job done as fast as possible, but digging into the goings on at Sean's school uncovers a dark secret, one dating back decades and not dead yet.
  
  
  Can Dane find out what's going on, maintain his cover, and not screw up his already rocky relationship, or are their chances for success, and survival, slim indeed?

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  On the 2 - A Grumpy Sunshine MM...

  Felice Stevens

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  First rule of riding the subway: 
  Don’t talk to strangers. 
  Don’t even look at anyone. 
  But what if they’re grouchy and gorgeous and you’re sitting right next to them? 
  I always did like a challenge. 
  I want to turn that frown upside down, but he barely looks at me. 
  I take a chance and poke the bear, and to my shock, he plays along and growls back. 
  The more we meet on the train, the more I realize he’s not the uptight grump I first thought. Then one night, there he is—in my world, in my space…his tongue in my mouth. 
  Mind blown. 
  But I’m no fool. A man like Nash Roman doesn’t date a guy who sells suits at Macy’s. 
  Nash is prep school and Ivy League, and I’m night school while working two jobs to pay bills. Nash is fine wine, expensive restaurants and handmade suits, and I’m beer, corner takeout, and a lucky find at Goodwill. 
  What am I—street-smart Ethan Moreno—doing, playing in his world? This man is older than me, way richer than me, and has already made it clear he doesn’t believe in love. I should walk away. Instead, I’m falling for him. Hard. 
  Nash couldn’t care less if his father doesn’t think I’m good enough or if people gossip because we’re so different. I need to trust in him and us, but I’ve been burned before. 
  And just like the Uptown Number 2, sometimes you have to travel a different route to get to the final destination: 
  Forever.

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