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At his death, Byron Sinclair left behind more than just his much older partner Alfred Anderson.

Alex Tanner is a male nurse who divides his time between his job and his television schedule. His idea of the perfect partner, like so many other people’s, is a tall, dark and handsome man.

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All Parker Anderson has ever wanted is to take over as CEO of Anderson Industries when his father retires.

When James first discovers he can heal, he thinks he has a rare and miraculous gift. But when he learns the price, it feels more like a curse.

In their small town in the Pocono Mountains, Earl Knox and Hank Grisset have never been considered among the pretty ones to anyone but each other.

Eighteen-year-old Myron Mitchell's small-town life is getting strange.

Jay didn’t expect to be one of the very few survivors of the virus that decimated the country, leaving shambling, ravenous zombies behind.

Sequel to Mongrel The Mongrel Trilogy, Book Two When vampire Clancy Marrowbone returns to Purin province after nearly two years, he intends only to visit with his dear friend, Fanule Perfidor, and

Prom ends with a bang of unexpected epic proportions and leaves Chris with a disheartened outlook on where he is in his life, when he should be on top of the world.

Rodney isn’t like other gargoyles. No doubt it’s because of his fascination with humans and their culture.

S’ankhibthot is an ancient Egyptian trapped in a relationship with an insane warlock. Tucker Bradshaw is a modern gay man whose cheating lover has brought him to the brink of despair.

In an attempt to atone for his sins and find some solace, ADA Agent Gabriel Romero helps other Deviants in need.

The Mongrel Trilogy, Book One Hunzinger's Mechanical Circus, a rollicking seaside carnival where imagination meets machinery, shines as the only bright spot in the dreary city of Purinton.

Sequel to Merman The Mongrel Trilogy, Book Three The closing-day flea market at the Marvelous Mechanical Circus always draws a colorful crowd, but salesman Will Marchman doesn’t expect to see a la