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  The Perfect Match - A...

  Milena McKay

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  A cupid's life is hard. There are so many rules. 
   
   
   
  Rule Number 1: Graduate from the Cupids' Academy. 
   
   
   
  Rule Number 2: Attend the Annual Cupids' Convention in Las Vegas. 
   
   
   
  Rule Number 3: When shooting your arrows and bringing love to people, strive for the Perfect Match. 
   
   
   
  When junior cupid Abby Angellini, fresh from Cupid Academy, heads to Sin City, she runs smack into her idol. Sabine Goddard is the one cupid who has a faultless record when it comes to slinging arrows and bringing people together. The stats for her own love life, however, aren't nearly as great. 
   
   
   
  Sparks fly as Cinnamon Roll meets the Queen of the Perfect Match and the word quiver takes on an entirely new meaning. 
   
   
   
  Contains mature themes.

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  He Said He Said

  Jamie Craig

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  He said ...
  So what if I thought he was gorgeous? He was also kind of a jerk. But then our kids decided to be best buddies, and I kept having to see the guy, and ... well, keeping him strictly as fantasy material who never opened his mouth got a little harder after that. 
  
  He said ...
  I don't have time for a personal life. I've got a son whose medical history requires my full attention and a company I need to keep afloat in this awful economy. Making friends just isn't a priority. At least until the choice got taken away from me. 
  
  They said ...
  On the surface, the only thing single dads Peter Irving and Aaron Hardison have in common are their eight-year-old loner sons. But both men soon learn that appearances can be deceiving ...

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  Thirty Love - A Novel

  Tom Vellner

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  Things heat up on and off the court for two tennis rivals in this steamy debut gay sports rom-com, perfect for fans of TJ Alexander and Casey McQuiston.
   
  American tennis star Leo Chambers is determined to win the US Open by thirty, the age when many players feel retirement looming. He’s just a year away from that dreaded birthday, but he can’t find his focus—considering he hasn’t told anyone he’s gay, he’s clashing with his strict coach (who also happens to be his dad), and he still can’t figure out how to beat his longtime nemesis on tour, Gabe Montoya, who, well, hits different. Gabe is playing better than ever, and Leo can’t seem to escape him—and maybe he doesn’t want to escape him.
   
  Leo’s other obstacle is Sascha Volkov, a Russian legend who has such a powerful influence on the tennis world, he would destroy Leo’s career if he found out that he’s gay.
   
  No distractions, Leo reminds himself. But when Gabe makes a shocking announcement, Leo is thrown off his game—in more ways than one. Ready? Play.
   
  Thirty Love is a must-read for fans of queer sports romances.

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  Night Shift - A Gay Lovers Romance

  Alex Roberts

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  Working the night shift at a general store in the middle of nowhere is getting me nowhere fast. 
   
  I'm starting to feel just how much of my life is passing me by. I'm not a kid anymore, but I'm in a dead end job, barely paying attention at college, and my life is just floating past me. 
   
  Until the snow storm of the year hits. 
   
  Jamie was just trying to make his last delivery and get home, but now we're stuck together until the plows come through. I could never have imagined the big, rough man was not only a father, but also was just as interested in men as he was women. 
   
  What begins as a way to keep warm on a cold, dark night transforms into an attraction I can't resist. 
   
  Jamie challenges me to get my life together, and I push him to pursue his desires. Even if that means taking the biggest risk of all…

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  Nothing Special

  Casey Cox

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  Benji: Crafting swoon-worthy happily ever afters is literally my day job. Being a quirky introvert with an overactive imagination, underwhelming social skills, and a few pounds overweight, I'm no leading man. 
   
   
   
  My best friend, though? He's total cover model, call the plumber because I just flooded my basement material. He's also outgoing, charismatic, free-spirited, and basically the best guy ever. 
   
   
   
  I may know romance, but I'm no dummy when it comes to reality. I'm nothing special. And the truth is, a guy like Darren would never fall for someone like me. 
   
   
   
  Darren: I'm the poster child for failure to launch. Twenty-seven, didn't make it in Hollywood, forced to slump back home to Australia. 
   
   
   
  The only bright spot in my life is nabbing the apartment next to my best friend, Benji. He's like no one I've ever met. And yeah . . . I am so stupidly in love with him it's not even funny. 
   
   
   
  When Benji needs some inspiration to clear his writer's block, I gladly help out. He wants to write a friends-to-lovers romance, and I'm his best friend. This should be a cinch. It's not as if he's suddenly going to fall in love with me. And the fact is, Benji could do so much better than me. 
   
   
   
  Contains mature themes.

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  Geoffrey the Very Strange

  Angel Martinez

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  Everyone's always told Aspic that trouble can't help following him because of his heritage. Determined to put the lie to half-demon stereotypes, he's finally landed a good, quiet job as an herbalist's clerk where the owner trusts him to man the shop alone. What could go wrong selling coriander and thyme? 
   
   
   
  When Geoffrey first enters the shop, Aspic finds the little man's eccentric appearance startling, then intriguing. Geoffrey explains, in stops and starts, that he is a theoretical necromancer researching replacements for blood magic. His current line of inquiry involves seashells—do they have any in stock? Aspic's coworkers warn him that Geoffrey is a walking disaster, but he finds himself more and more drawn to a necromancer concerned with ethical death magic. 
   
   
   
  Geoffrey's first impression of the half demon shop clerk is that his brain is as fluffy as his bright pink hair, but Aspic's persistent appearances at Geoffrey's lab soon let him see the kind heart underneath the façade of friendly nitwit. Aspic's company isn't that bad, and he is someone to talk to during the frustrations of one failed experiment after another. Failed, that is, until something finally goes right—and then terribly, horrifyingly wrong.

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