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Ally Blue - Graceland



Kevin Fraser has a good life—a good job, good friends and a nursing degree within his grasp. There’s not a lot of excitement to be found in Asheville, but so what? He doesn’t need excitement. Or love, for that matter. Until a big man with an Elvis fixation and the voice to match shows up in his ER and changes his point of view.



A diabetes diagnosis isn’t the end of the world, just one more problem Owen Hicks doesn’t need. It hasn’t been easy finding his place in the Cherokee tribe, his family and the world at large since he came out. On top of that, learning to manage the disease that killed his mother is a daunting challenge. He counts himself lucky that the nursing student he befriended in the hospital is willing and able to help.



As their fast friendship deepens into something both of them want—yet fear—pressures from without and within stretch their bond to the breaking point. The only way to find the strength to love each other is to find the courage to let go…and hope love is strong enough to bring them together again.



Anthology - Fever (Courtesy of pepperwa)



Who doesn't love a cowboy? Especially when he's in love with another cowboy? With a dash of historical, a cup of rodeo and whole passel of hot men, this anthology features eight short stories with cowboys who are bound to give you a fever.



Stories included in Fever are:



Loose Riggin' by Julia Talbot

Two Buckets and a Snakeskin Suit by Aaron Michaels

Torn by Sean Michael

Cowboy and Indian by Rob Rosen

Heart of Dixie by Mychael Black

Ready to Ride by Katherine Hlle

White Hat/Black Hat by Kiernan Kelly

In the Pocket, a Roughstock story by B.A. Tortuga



Anthology - Mixed Tape Vol 1



Way back when, when you needed to tell that special someone how you felt instead of writing a note you put together a compilation cassette tape of MUSIC. Songs that reminded you of that special someone, songs that told them how you felt so you didn't have to say it to their face (just in case they didn't feel the same).



Volume One's play list:



"Wouldn't It Be Good" by Logan Zachary

"500 Miles" by Parker Williams

"True" by Sabrina Luna

"Heaven" by C.J. Anthony

"Say Everything" by Gina A. Rogers

"Sharp Dressed Man" by T.A. Chase



Celia Kyle - Call Me Yours



Three hundred year old Mitchell Faerigan has been chasing Clover Brady for two years, determined to make the gorgeous red head his mate. The man is skittish, but Mitchell is one determined fae. When Mitchell’s family threatens and then tries to kill Clover, all bets are off, and Mitchell claims what belongs to him. Now, he just has to convince Clover that loving him is worth the risk. And this fae is up to the challenge.



Clover Brady has a simple life running his simple antique shop and ogling the not-so-simple owner of Faerigan Cycles. Mitchell Faerigan is Clover’s dream man with his manly muscles, dark hair, and gorgeous blue eyes. He’d like nothing more than to throw himself into Mitchell’s arms and beg him to do naughty things to his body. Unfortunately, Clover is unwilling to risk his heart. He’s still recovering from the loss of his parents, and there is no way he could ever survive loving and possibly losing Mitchell. So he’ll keep his heart to himself, no matter how tempting the other man may be.



Kate McMurray - Save the Date (Courtesy of jovi4ever)



Tristan knows he and his ex-boyfriend Stuart were not meant to be, but that doesn't make the invitation to Stuart's wedding any less of a punch in the face. Tris decides that the only thing for it is to find a super hot date to prove to Stuart that he's moved on and is doing just fine, thanks.



The path to the altar is fraught with obstacles, however, and Tris has to deal with the wilds of online dating, wardrobe malfunctions, men who look like pirates, emotional baggage, grooms with cold feet, and sports team rivalries before he even gets to the wedding. But when Tris stumbles on love in the last place he expects, he'll need to let go of the past in order to move forward.



Marie Medina - Kiss at Dawn



James had his fill of domineering behavior in his last relationship, so he immediately shies away when he meets Hikaru, who makes his interest aggressively clear from the start. While James can’t deny that he wants Hikaru, he can’t push past his own issues and relax around him. Hikaru isn’t going to take no for an answer because he can see the undeniable desire in James’ eyes. An erotic encounter after work confirms that they both want the same thing and know exactly how to give it to each other. When Hikaru meets—and is threatened by—James’ ex-boyfriend, he begins to understand why James can’t open up completely. Now his priority is not only protecting James, but also showing him how fulfilling complete surrender can be…with the right person.