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  Prison or Bondage - Lesbian BDSM...

  Jenika Lovey

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  When she is caught in the early hours of the morning driving without a license or insurance, a college girl is taken in by a policewoman. Put in a cell in the quiet police station, she expects to spend the night there, as it isn’t her first offense. It quickly becomes obvious that the policewoman has desires of her own though and wants to take advantage of the situation. 
  Given the option of a court appearance or letting herself be used, she opts for the latter to get out of trouble. Handcuffed and taken to an empty room, she is made to be submissive and used to satisfy the policewoman’s bondage fetish. 
  Warning: This is a lesbian BDSM erotica short story for adults only! All characters are over the age of 18, and the story contains scenes of oral sex and penetration, etc.

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  The Weary Blues

  Langston Hughes

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  The first published poetry collection from the acclaimed Harlem Renaissance poet behind such works as “Montage of a Dream Deferred” and “Life is Fine.”Originally published in 1926, The Weary Blues is Langston Hughes’s first collection of poetry. Broken into seven thematic sections, the sixty-eight poems capture the heart of a young budding artist and the spirit of the Harlem Renaissance. The title poem, “The Weary Blues,” tells the story of a musician performing in a bar and uses a very lyrical style that flows throughout the collection. Other poems include, “The Negro Speaks of Rivers,” “Danse Africaine,” “Dream Variation,” “Mother to Son,” “Suicide’s Note,” and “Winter Moon.” The work touches on subjects like art, identity, race, class, urban life, music, and the Black experience in 1920s America.

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  Off the Clock

  Annabeth Albert

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  Starting over after retiring as an Army Ranger shouldn’t be this hard... 
  For twenty years, I traveled the world as a special operations warrior. Newly retired at forty-two, I’m back in my hometown of Mount Hope, pursuing a second career as a small-town firefighter. My meddling sisters and best friends all have opinions about my life, but the only person who seems to truly understand me is Caleb, the younger firefighter tasked with my training. 
  After a lifetime of denying my attraction to other men, Caleb reminds me of everything I’ve missed out on. I’ve never even kissed a guy. 
  Until now. 
  Until Caleb. 
  Until I push our growing friendship to the next level. While sneaking around like a pair of teens, trying not to get caught by our coworkers, friends, and family, our sexy connection leads us to some...interesting places. 
  And it turns out that I like taking risks. I’ve never wanted a relationship, and neither of us should be fooling around with a coworker, but we keep courting danger. 
  The more time I spend with Caleb off and on the clock, the more I like him and the less certain I am about everything else in my life. The one thing I know for sure is that I can’t afford to lose this intense bond we share. Can we find our way from super secret to super real before the clock runs down on this fling? 
  OFF THE CLOCK features two coworkers with an age gap finding out that opposites really do attract and that first impressions aren’t always accurate. All the big emotions, small-town feels, and hot romance readers expect from this acclaimed author. While certain subplot threads continue throughout the series, each guaranteed happily ever after stands alone!

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  The Dickens with Love

  Josh Lanyon

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  A scandal cost antiquarian book hunter James Winter everything that mattered to him. Now the rich and unscrupulous Mr. Stephanopoulos has a proposition. A previously unpublished Christmas book by Charles Dickens has turned up in the hands of an English chemistry professor by the name of Sedgwick Crisparkle. Mr. S. wants James to get that book for him--at any price. 
  Three years ago, a scandal cost antiquarian book hunter James Winter everything that mattered to him: his job, his lover, and his self-respect. But now the rich and unscrupulous Mr. Stephanopoulos has a proposition. A previously unpublished Christmas book by Charles Dickens has turned up in the hands of an English chemistry professor by the name of Sedgwick Crisparkle. Mr. S. wants that book at any price -- and he needs James to get it for him. There's just one catch. James can't tell the nutty professor who the buyer is. 
  Actually, two catches because the nutty Professor Crisparkle turns out to be totally gorgeous -- and on the prowl. Faster than you can say "Old Saint Nick," James is mixing business with pleasure -- and in real danger of forgetting that this is just a holiday romance.

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  Frat Wars - King of Thieves

  Saxon James

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  We’re basically Romeo and Juliet. But dudes. And without all the dying.  
  Chad 
  Being VP of Sigma Beta Psi is wild. I get all the benefits of being in charge with hardly any of the responsibility.  
  Parties, pranks, and frat politics—college life has never been sweeter.  
  Until I meet Bailey Prince. 
  He has the face of a goddamn angel. I don’t know where he came from or why I’m so obsessed.  
  But I do know he’s a Kappa.  
  And our houses have a rivalry that’s written into legend. 
  Bailey 
  At Rho Kappa Tau, I’m a legacy.  
  It’s a lot of pressure, but I’ve always been responsible, never had that rebellious need to rock the boat, and I like it that way.  
  But after a party at Sigma—the jock frat—I meet Chad Doomsen, and for the first time in my life I want to step outside my square.  
  Our houses have always had a rivalry, but some of the guys seem to hate Chad specifically, and I don’t know why. 
  He’s surprisingly sweet and kind. At least to me. 
  I need to stay away. A relationship with Chad would be betraying the very legacy that brought me here. 
  But I can’t help myself. And it seems, neither can he.

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  Murder by Tradition

  Katherine V. Forrest

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  Young Teddie Crawford is dead from multiple stab wounds in a restaurant kitchen awash with blood. LAPD homicide detective Kate Delafield is relentless in her pursuit and capture of his killer. But bringing that killer to trial imperils Kate's professional standing and personal privacy—and her belief in the justice system to which she has devoted her life. 
   
   
   
  The suspect claims self-defense—that Teddie Crawford made a homosexual advance and backed it up with a knife. Yet everything Kate learns about Teddie Crawford tells her that his murder was deliberate. And to develop proof of first degree murder, she must find clear answers to mystifying questions for the prosecuting attorney—a woman who has never before prosecuted a homicide case. 
   
   
   
  Kate is increasingly isolated as she tries to shield her young lover from the brutal realities of this case and finds few allies among her LAPD brethren. Even her partner, Ed Taylor, is loathe to aggressively pursue a case involving a dead gay man and his gay associates. As the trial date looms, she discovers she has a personal stake: the defense attorney is a man from her past. A man with the power to expose the private life she has kept rigidly separate from her life as a police officer.

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