OUT NOW! Cigarettes and Sex by Eve Morton
Jeremy smells cigarettes in the stairwell of his apartment complex. At first, he’s annoyed and upset about the disturbance.
But when he realizes the smoker is an attractive man grieving a bad relationship, he allows his attraction to flourish into something more than a bad habit, and something he hopes he can keep a lot longer than fifteen minutes.
OUT NOW! Treasures by K.L. Noone
Blake Maxwell needs a perfect gift for his niece. Unfortunately, he’s running late. And Treasures, the best magical toy shop in town, has just closed for the night. But he’s hoping the beautiful magician owner might take pity on him.
Ivy Treasure has been working late, inventing new enchanted toys. They’ve closed up the shop, about to finally go home for the night. But the very attractive man outside clearly loves his niece, and could use Ivy’s help … and Ivy just can’t resist opening the door.
And for Blake and Ivy, the night might end up full of enchantment after all.
OUT NOW! Trickster69 by Charles Payseur
For a god of mischief, April Fool’s Day is the highlight of the calendar, a chance to really sow some chaos and discord. For Loki, it’s the perfect opportunity to get back as the noble Thor by provoking his wrath in a small town of unsuspecting mortals. One fake dating profile and a liberal amount of lies later, and the scene is set.
For a real trickster, though, there’s little challenge or reward in fooling someone who’s so very trusting, and as he learns more about his age-old rival, the fake date threatens to become very real. Can Loki stay on target in living up to his title as chief troublemaker in all the realms, or does the god of thunder have a trick of his own to share?
OUT NOW! Freeze Frame by Tim Mead
It’s a Saturday night in Colby. The camera eye looks in on what ten couples from the popular series are doing to finish off the evening.
So fans can settle back and briefly drop in on some old favorites: Ben and Toby from A Writer’s Romance, as well as Jim Grant, Jake Handley, and Ray Stonesifer from Cop Out to name but a few are enjoying the evening, each in their own ways. Is everyone still together, or has the passage of time dimmed their respective romances?
OUT NOW! Beautiful Music by Tim Mead
Scott Wainwright, professor at a prestigious conservatory of music, thinks of himself as a concert pianist and teacher. He’s upset when his department chair insists he be the accompanist to Joel Michaels, a violinist and fellow professor, in an upcoming recital. As he says, he didn’t train to play “second fiddle” to some fiddler.
However, upon meeting Joel, Scott’s crusty exterior begins to crack. Despite a few artistic differences, practices for the upcoming performance go well. Can the beautiful music they perform on stage lead to a deeper connection off of it?
