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Jared was a shy guy and when he met Tommy at the disco club, they hit it off right away. It wasn't until the next day when Jerry found out about Tommy's secret tickling fetish. This story is meant for adults only and features very hot and sexy themes. 18 and older only please!
Patrick’s To Do List: 1. Tell family I’m gay 2. Make giant cake for anniversary party 3. Convince Connor to be my fake boyfriend for the weekend 4. Try to keep my hands off Connor 5. Make sure Connor doesn’t find out I’ve been in love with him for the last three years Connor’s Steps for Success: 1. Perfect pole routine for Chrome Stars 2. Continue search for perfect music 3. Survive weekend with Patrick’s family without mauling him while sharing a bed 4. Prevent feelings from exploding like a glitter bomb 5. Make sure Patrick doesn’t find out I’ve been in love with him forever Strawberry Kisses is a 78,000 word contemporary MM romance featuring a sweet pastry chef, sassy pole dancer, a nosy but loving family, fabulous make-up, fluffy feels, and copious amounts of cake.Ver livro
Falling for your Ice Queen boss is a really good idea . . . right?McKinley's creative dreams are in tatters and a job interview as a retail assistant at the Headquarters of the biggest chain of women's sex stores in the United States is the only hope she has of keeping her head above water.She just has to get through the interview with the renowned dragon CEO Alev King first.Alev is very hard to please, but she seems determined to work closely with McKinley and McKinley can't help but feel the burning heat of desire whenever she is near her.She just wants to please Alev, but will the walls around Alev's guarded heart ever come down enough to allow her to?Contains mature themes.Ver livro
A stunningly written literary memoir about gender-fluidity, class, masculinity, and the American Southwest that captures the author’s experience growing up in a trailer park outside of Tucson, Arizona Cactus Country is a literary coming-of-age memoir tracing the intersections of trans identity, class, and the landscape of the American Southwest. Set in a trailer park outside Tucson, Arizona, the book tells the story of a young gender-fluid person growing up against the dramatic natural backdrop of the Sonoran Desert. We meet Zoë as an 11-year-old moving through a world of giant beetles, thundering javelinas, and gnarled palo verde trees. Although Zoë lacks the vocabulary to express it, they experience life as a trans boy, spending summers running in a pack of other sunburnt hoodlums and school years fending off classmates’ intrusive questions about the body underneath their baggy clothes. As Zoë enters adolescence, they are exposed to the hard masculinity that so many of Cactus Country RV Park’s working-class residents embody, and are increasingly troubled by the prospect of growing up to resemble the often sexist, racist, and violent men around them. Meanwhile, outside the trailer park, the fraught intimacies of first love give way to a traumatic sexual experience that further destabilizes Zoë’s sense of self. Zoë stops resisting femininity, but cannot escape the persistent threats associated with moving through the world in a gendered body—or the feeling that their particular relationship to that body is fraught. Still, a spark persists, leading the young adult Zoë to leave Cactus Country for college, ultimately becoming one of very few to embrace whatever awaits beyond. Equal parts harsh and tender, Cactus Country is an invitation for readers to consider how we find our place in a world that insists on stark binaries, and a precisely rendered journey of self-determination that will resonate with anyone who’s ever had to fight to be themself.Ver livro
Christmas rekindles a forbidden love in this “delicious MM regency romance that packs heat and heart to create a delightful novella” (The Romance Reviews). Alexander Norton loathes the festive season. The revelry of the ton is a reminder of Christmas four years ago, when his first love, Thomas Bennett, broke his heart and fled to New York without a word. So when he encounters Thomas at a holiday ball, Alexander is determined not to let on how much he still hurts. Thomas has returned for one reason only: Alexander. Having finally come to terms with his forbidden desires, he will do whatever he must to convince Alexander to give their love another chance. But instead of the happy, carefree man Thomas once knew, Alexander is now hard and cynical. Saddened to know he’s to blame for the man’s bitterness, Thomas resolves to break through Alexander’s wall of disdain to the passion still burning beneath . . .Ver livro
Some wounds, only a monster can heal.I've always hated Christmas. With a name like Chris Kringle, it's hard not to. It's only gotten worse since I've been back from the war. Christmas is supposed to be jolly, but for me, it's a grim reminder of past failures. I need to get away from it. To be somewhere quiet. To heal.When I wake up in the South Pole after an accident to a Krampus tending my wounds, it feels like the perfect opportunity to get some much-needed R&R.Yet this gentle giant is so achingly sweet, I can't help but fall for him, even though he's a monster.But another, more sinister monster may be lurking much closer to home, and if we don't hunt it down in time, this could be the last Christmas ever.Kissed by the Krampus is a holiday MM monster romance featuring a cinnamon roll monster and a veteran grappling with his PTSD.Contains mature themes.Ver livro
Cass is seriously bummed out that her boyfriend had the gall to confess to having an affair one week before Valentine’s Day. Now painfully single on one of the hardest days to be single out of the year, she reaches out to her good friend Jeannie for support. When Jeannie comes over to Cass’ apartment with flowers and chocolates, Cass is beyond pleased. She grows even more pleasantly surprised when Jeannie begins to hit on her. The truth is, she’s secretly had a crush on Jeannie for a while, but only now, as they take their friendship to a sensual new level, does she realize the feeling has been mutual. This short story from Scarlett Knight contains graphic content of a highly sexual nature and is strictly for adults only.Ver livro
