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Snowflake

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Closeted eighteen-year-old Steve Chiverton’s fantasy boyfriend is Beau Mason, a quiet and reserved older man who lives on the edge of the village. A man who barely knows Steve exists. Amateur artist Beau’s fantasy is Rick Angell, international rock star and the fuel of many an erotic dream.

Temptation is the hottest club in town, and Steve’s there looking for a boyfriend who can tear down his walls of secrecy. Beau’s there too, looking for indiscriminate sex to ease the pain of a broken relationship. When Beau suffers a minor asthma attack, Steve sees his chance to play rescuer and jumps at the chance to escort his fantasy home.

The sex they enjoy is more intense than Steve’s virginal imagination could ever have supplied. Beau is everything he could want in a boyfriend and far more besides. The unexpected arrival of Beau’s ex-lover sends Steve’s dream-come-true crashing around his ears. How can he possibly compete for Beau affections with Rick Angell, world famous rock star, public heterosexual and bedroom user of Beau’s affections and body?

Stray

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Bar worker and serial slut Terry Seymour is hardly charm personified when it 
to romance. In fact, he doesn't believe in love at all despite his latent
desire for his best friend of fourteen years, builder Marc Pierce.

 Dan Hutchinson is a young homeless man living in a derelict house Marc's
halfway to renovating. When Marc announces Dan's moving in for a while, Terry is
understandably miffed. After all, it hasn't been that long since Marc split with
his boyfriend of a year, so why is he intent on bringing a total stranger into
their home?

 It seems to Terry there's more to this arrangement than meets the eye. Marc
must be providing Dan with food and lodgings in exchange for sex. And with the
lusty vibes Dan sends his way, it's not long before Terry succumbs to the boy's
talents between the sheets. But carrying on with Dan behind his best friend's
back is not easy. Or desirable. And when Terry's plans to oust Dan fail, he's
the one who finds himself out in the cold.


Passing Time

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When world-weary Louis Duncan returns to the English town where he grew up,
the last thing on his mind is finding love. He's come home to be at his
estranged mother's side as she lies comatose in a hospital bed.

The always-sunny barman Jake Harvey yearns to offer Louis much more
than a willing ear. After an evening of too much wine, too much Indian
take-out, and too much of Jake's soft lips, Louis succumbs to the young man's
charms. Jake proves to be a passionate lover as well as a loyal
friend.

When his mother’s condition deteriorates, Louis leans on Jake to
help him through the difficulty of another loss. The love of his life died two
years before, but to Louis he remains every bit alive as Jake. He and Carter
continue to chat, smoke together, even argue over whether Louis is living or
merely existing. They do everything as they always did, except have sex. Now,
despite Carter urging him to take the risk, can Louis give up his first real
love and take his chances with the living?

Loathing Leo

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Following yet another drunken night on the tiles, Sam wakes to the knowledge he's
finally hit rock bottom. He's lost his dead-end job, his dead-end lover, and the respect
of his straight best friend Michael after making a shameful pass at him the
night before.
 
When  Michael pushes Sam back into the clutches of Leo Hudson, his ex-lover, who
whisks him away to a house in the middle of nowhere, Sam is left confused and
more than a little bit irate at such a betrayal. What is Michael playing at? He
knows Sam doesn’t date closeted men. Or married Men. Or fathers. As it turns
out, Leo Hudson is all three.

Trapped in an isolated house with the man for the course of a weekend, Sam discovers
Leo's marriage is not all it seems. Until now he's never given Leo the
opportunity to explain himself. After all, how does one explain that a
seven-month-long relationship was built on one big fat lie, anyway? When Sam
finds out the truth, he decides he can't fight the feelings he's tried to subdue
for so long. He and Leo need to say a proper goodbye if he's to begin his life
anew. But will one final night together be enough?

The end of the weekend demands changes for them both. Can Sam make the compromise
necessary to keep the man he loves, and will Leo give Sam the recognition he
deserves as both partner and lover?





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