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  In Lines of Light

  K.L. Noone

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  Federated Planets ambassador Tamlin Rye is headed home, having just finished a successful negotiation. Tam's looking forward to some rest ... but the beautiful mysterious captain of his courier ship is more tempting than restful.
  Captain Valentine Perrin doesn't sleep well. He might be young, but he's seen his share of difficult missions. His starship's observation deck offers solitude on those nights ... until his new passenger interrupts. 
  And, on this starlit night, Tam and Val will both find exactly what they need.

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  Buck Baxter and the Mysteries of...

  Robin Knight

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  Hard-boiled 1920s private detective Buck Baxter is used to solving crimes of passion, but when his latest client turns out to be his own boyfriend, Harry Hart, Buck discovers that nothing is what it seems when it comes to the mysteries of love. 
  All of Wilde City is abuzz with the unveiling of transport tycoon Howard Hart’s latest innovation, a rocket-train that promises to change the future of not only Wilde City, but the entire world. But not everyone has their mind on Hart Industries, including Harry—Howard’s son and heir to the Hart empire—who is so suspicious of his mother’s abnormal behavior that he hires his boyfriend, Buck, to investigate. 
  On the surface, the case looks like another secret love affair. But when Buck finds danger at every turn, he realizes this investigation is much deeper—and the stakes much higher—than he ever suspected. 
  From the smoke-veiled opium barge known as The Peking Empress to the opulence of the Hart family mansion—from Luigi’s garlicky gangster-run Linguine Kitchen to the secret-filled carriages of The Millennium Express—Buck’s latest case is about to teach him that love comes in many forms, all of which are wrapped in secrets, danger and a whole lot of mystery. 
  Buck Baxter and the Mysteries of Love is the third adventure in The Buck Baxter Detective Agency series. It is a campy, noir, 35k-word detective story featuring a tough and troubled leading man, a heartthrob love interest with secrets of his own and a hilarious cast of supporting characters. Enter a world of prohibition, gangsters, speakeasies, jazz clubs, star-crossed romance, brooding heroes and a mystery with a twist.

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  The Tale Of Tommy Fox

  Arthur Scott Bailey

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  Bailey's writing has been described thusly by the Newark Evening News: "Mr. Bailey centered all his plots in the animal, bird and insect worlds, weaving natural history into the stories in a way that won educator's approval without arousing the suspicions of his young readers. He made it a habit to never 'write down' to children and frequently used words beyond the average juvenile vocabulary, believing that youngsters respond to the stimulus of the unfamiliar. (Wikipedia)

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  VR Palace

  J.M. Snyder

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  In a future where pleasure is bought in virtual reality parlors, one man creates the perfect lover. Spun from binary code, everything he could want in a boy except real ... or is he?
  
  
  Be forewarned: this story is different from what you're used to reading. It's in the second person POV, the present tense, and contains two nameless characters.
  
  
  Welcome to a world where pleasure is bought and sold in virtual reality parlors. Where customers can fashion a computerized fantasy playmate who is always willing and caters to their every sexual desire. Where reality blurs between worlds, and the only thing you can believe in is love ...

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  The Fern House

  Brooke Hamilton-Benjestorf

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  An outsider in an intimate town marked by isolation and loss, V finds herself guiding her young family through settling into their new house - her husband’s sprawling, ancestral home - The Fern House. When she decides to throw a party at The Fern House to reintroduce her husband back into the community he loved as a child, she is drawn in by a mysterious islander, Ines. As she falls for Ines, she grapples with what this means for herself and her family. Can she hold onto her loved ones, her sanity, herself, through this inevitable transformation?

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  When the Jazzman Sings

  Karma Eastwick

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  Because of a deathbed promise to his father, Elijah Peck reluctantly left his friends and successful career in Bridgeport to return to Willowby, Connecticut, the small town of his upbringing, in order to run the antique shop that had been in his family for generations. Now, in just the span of two years, Eli has morphed into a social recluse, isolated in what he believes is a stuffy, suffocating nowheresville. With no thriving gay community at his disposal, and with his entire existence wrapped around the store he never really wanted, Eli's devoted little time to his personal needs. As a result, instead of acting like a man in his mid-thirties, living out his own dreams, maybe even finding love with the right guy, he often feels like just another item in his shop -- a dusty, moldy antique that has seen better days.
  
  
  But all that starts to change when a stranger moves to Willowby.
  
  
  One night outside his shop, Eli has a chance encounter with Neville "Gray" Grayson, a wickedly handsome musician who's purposely left the bustle of New York City in favor of quiet country living. Eli is instantly drawn to Gray, and the flirtatious jazzman stirs dormant feelings inside Eli, reinvigorating his hopes for a brighter future. Not only does Gray make Eli feel attractive for the first time in years, but also makes him appreciate small-town life in a way he never has before. And Eli can't help but wonder if Gray's presence also offers the promise of finding much-needed companionship, sexual fulfillment, and perhaps even love ...

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