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In the future, corporations buy the life contracts of infants and raise them for specific careers.

Trueman's Leacock medal 1955 classic is back in print. His rollicking tales of a madcap old maid will delight his fans.

The first alien immigrants arrived on Earth long before Henry Mekes was born.

Caden DeSarro is what they call a chubby chaser. He likes his guys with a few extra pounds on them.

Neil Sedwick expects to spend his vacation in a sleepy tourist trap mourning his late partner’s death.

This modern idyll tells the story of a school-teaching middle-aged farmer with a certain "weakness".

After nine years, Bradley Moore and Dr. Matt Sharp are a little too secure in their relationship. In fact, they’re in a rut.

Sequel to 'Outlast the Night' Thorne Lachlan knows a thing or two about getting himself safely out of a blaze. For years he fought in the world’s hot spots, a Commando with the Australian Army.

Ron Vid is a Celian soldier with some personal demons. Hoping for respite, he deserts his squad and leaves his planet.

Dorian Grant is king of the New Orleans underworld, but he isn’t mafia and doesn’t appreciate the assumption.

The book that inspired the classic film, Why Shoot the Teacher tells the story of a young man

Screenwriter Nick Conte left sleepy Sweetwater Springs for the glitz and glamor of Hollywood only to be crushed by the reality of tourist traps, fast-food joints and disappointed dreamers.

Vinnie Bernardi wants to leave his past as a repressed rich boy behind and find himself as a proud, gay submissive.

1131, The Silk Road. Gallienus of Constantinople, a scarred soldier who used to work the city gates, enters a new phase of his life when he meets and falls in love with Misahuen of Gyeongju.