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  Sweater Guy

  Jerry Moreno

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  On a cold, winter evening in New Orleans, Michael Gauge waits impatiently for his BFF to meet him for happy hour. Across the bar, he spies a handsome man, and through an unfortunate series of disastrous events, they meet. In short order, Michael is intrigued. Is he gay? Why is he in New Orleans? His bright, multi-colored sweater makes it obvious he's a tourist. Is he interested in Michael, or just looking for a drinking buddy?
  A quick dinner and a walk through the French Quarter lead to more drinks at a piano bar. Inhibitions drop, Michael comes out, and the handsome Jack Robbins reveals the real reason he's in New Orleans. Does this man hold promise for Michael? Could they possibly have a future together?

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  12 Months of August

  David Connor, E.F. Mulder

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  At work, August's new job as a firefighter brings opportunity to model for a beefcake calendar. At home, a no strings hookup becomes a regular thing. The new man in August's life calls himself Memo. He eventually explains it's a nickname for Guillermo, and with that also reveals something a little bit shocking.
  When August is excluded from the calendar for reasons objectionable to some, word spreads throughout the town, and the community becomes divided. Memo says he can't take sides, which bothers August. August's work partner Tasha has his back. Why can't the man in his life? Things are bumpy for the pair and the town, but when something more sinister happens, it not only puts the calendar debate in perspective, it also puts August and his fellow firefighters' lives in danger. 
  Can August and Memo work out their differences, or will what they have literally go up in flames?

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  The Lusty Adventures of Theseus

  Arthur Griffin

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  The myth of Theseus and the Minotaur has never been quite this steamy!
  
  
  Handsome Theseus journeys to Athens to claim his birthright as heir to the throne, and along the way he meets the roguish Pirithous, who teaches him all about matters of the heart ... and body. After a saucy encounter with a male nymph, they at last reach the city, and Theseus is shocked to discover his father, the king, has a tradition of sacrificing youths to the Minotaur, the monster inhabiting the island nation of Crete.
  
  
  Theseus, a hero at heart, knows he must do what he can to stop this terrible practice. After he and Pirithous liberate a male slave named Iphitrion, the three set out to slay the Minotaur. Once they arrive at Crete, they learn the island nation is ruled by a mad tyrant with a fetish for orgies who immediately strips Theseus and company of their clothes.
  
  
  Theseus soon discovers the king keeps a menagerie of mystical creatures hostage, and he must free them in addition to slaying the Minotaur and bringing his true love home to safety. Can Theseus successfully slay the beast, dethrone the tyrant, and save himself and his one true love?

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  His Alpha Wolf: MM Wolf Shifter...

  Alex McAnders

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  I would give my life to protect him… 
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  Hil always felt out of place in his powerful wolf shifter pack. Not only was he gay, but at 20-years-old, he couldn’t shift. That meant that his alpha father had to protect him, or overly protect him. And in the dangerous underworld of New York City wolf packs, that meant that he was a prisoner in his Manhattan penthouse. 
  Wanting to have a life – and his first toes-curling night with a guy – he escapes stumbling upon a bed-n-breakfast in the middle of nowhere. Could it be fate that it’s run by Cali, a hot lone wolf shifter who makes his heart pound and gives him dirty thoughts? 
  Every moment spent with him awakens something within him. And when tragedy strikes and he’s stranded there, Hil discovers all of the things this powerful wolf can do with his rippling body. 
  Hil’s new alpha will sacrifice anything to keep him safe. But when Hil’s dangerous past comes looking for him, could Cali sacrifice include his life? Will Hil’s father’s vicious pack break his heart by claiming another victim? Or will Hil get his happy ending with the smokin’ hot wolf shifter of his dreams?

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  Free Fall

  Leta Blake

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  Free soloing cliffs is dangerous. Love is riskier. 
  Dan McBride is reckless and relentless. He climbs cliffs no sane man would attempt, chasing accomplishment and danger in equal measure. Alone suits him—no ties, no promises, no one to lose. 
  Then Sejin steps into his life. Handsome, kind, and steady, Sejin belongs in ways Dan never has—and Dan wants him with a hunger as reckless as any climb. Every kiss is fire. Every touch, a risk he can’t stop taking. 
  But love isn’t a route Dan can plan, and Sejin isn’t sure it’s safe to give his heart to a man who refuses to stay grounded. 
  Soon they both realize the real question isn’t how high Dan can climb…but whether they can take the leap into something scarier than the tallest cliff: love.

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  The Bright Afters

  Sadie McCarney

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  When a gay teenager is mercilessly stabbed in a high school bathroom in West Nowhere, Nova Scotia, the surrounding community is sent into a tailspin. While Colton fights for his life in a hospital room at West Nowhere General, everyone from a school janitor to the boy’s abusive stepfather overflows with emotion in the form of verse monologues, unburdening themselves of their feelings. 
  		 
  The Bright Afters is a poetic container for the pain endured by the town and surrounding area — and sometimes, their confessions. The voices we hear from include the sympathetic (a favorite teacher) and the arresting (the kid who stabbed Colton). As Colton recovers, his powder keg sister Christine and his escapist best friend, Annie, have the most to lose from the act that almost killed him — and the most to gain from coming to a new understanding about the senseless violence. 
  		 
  Told from a variety of perspectives, The Bright Afters seeks to interrogate collective and individual trauma, queer belonging, and the ways in which a place sculpts the people it produces. Its individual poems take their names from Broadway shows, containing all of the community’s fraught hope for a positive “big finish” to the story.

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