OUT NOW! Damon’s Touch by Dianne Hartsock
Damon’s hunger gnaws at him. He needs to feed soon before desire overrides caution and he enters the village, where his capture is assured. For Lacey, the sight of Damon drinking from his brother’s throat should fill him with horror. Instead, he’s oddly aroused. Damon is all his fantasies come true. Bewitching and dangerous.
As Damon’s prisoner, Lacey’s love for his tantalizing captor grows, but will love be enough to set them both free?
OUT NOW! Feathered Friend by Fiona Glass
Not your average peck on the cheek …
Mild mannered Derek is a perfectly ordinary bloke living a perfectly ordinary life. He works at the library, supports Stoke City football team, and cares for the twelve beautiful racing pigeons he inherited from his father in his spare time. He isn’t into kink. He definitely isn’t into feathers, in spite of the birds. So when a mysterious young man appears in his home claiming to be a pigeon, it’s all a bit much.
Avery is eccentric, perching on the furniture, refusing to eat eggs and stealing Derek’s chocolate digestive biscuits when his back is turned. He’s also attractive, kind, mischievous, and a dab hand with a feather, and Derek finds himself falling madly in love. But when he discovers the truth about Avery, it causes him to question everything he thought he knew about himself. And when those doubts take him to a very dark place, it’s up to a library book, his own innate decency, and Avery himself, to make things right again.
This sweet, angsty romance is a contemporary, tongue-in-cheek take on the old northern European Swan Maiden fairy tale.
OUT NOW! Riding Yggdrasil by Charles Payseur
Many people know how Odin gained wisdom — the loss of an eye, and hanging on the tree of life for nine days and nights. But the gaining of knowledge and wisdom aren’t all pain and sacrifice.
What if Odin did more while hanging from Yggdrasil than just receive visions of the world?
OUT NOW! Seagulls by Warren Rochelle
Sometimes, we get second chances — at love, to make things right, to say good-bye the way it should have been said. Darian promised his dying husband Randy he would go through with the plan to teach summer school in Bath, England. Randy insisted; it was always Darian’s dream to live in England, go, do it. But once there, in Tintagel, on a street in Coverack, a small Cornish seaside village, Darian sees Randy. Grief can make us see things, right?
So Darian tells himself, until the man whom he buried, whose ashes he carried with him to England, sits down beside him on a bench in front of Bath Abbey, with screaming seagulls nearby. It seems the dead can come back. But why and how? Has Randy come to take Darian with him? Or is something else going?
OUT NOW! After Hours by Rob Rosen
Two weeks to college finals. Two months of tutoring. But the student ultimately becomes the teacher once an unusual sexual talent is revealed.
NOTE: This story appears in Rob Rosen’s best-selling collection, Short Spurts.
