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Adam Challoner was born a member of the wealthy elite, but he can’t forget that his power and comfort come from the suffering of the vast underclass—people oppressed by the very regime that keeps h

The second son of one of the wealthiest men in the city, Perry Loughton, longs for simple comforts but fears nobody will want him for anything but his name and his money.

Dylan Rojers is excited about Dragon*Con—a huge convention in Atlanta celebrating pop culture, science fiction, and fantasy—but he and his last-minute roommate, Brendan Stone, get off on the wrong

When Eva Carroll walks out on her husband of 40 years, it is an unplanned, completely spontaneous gesture. Yet Eva feels neither guilt nor remorse.

Terrell Washington’s childhood was a trifecta of suck: being black, gay and poor in America has no upside.

A Bottled Up Story Gary Keller is enjoying a cruise with new friends when he meets Scott Haworth, and unexpected attraction flares between them.

18 year old Jonathan Moore works as a garden hand on a lord’s estate in Victorian England.

After a traumatic car accident and subsequent break-up with Dylan, his overly entitled boyfriend, Sam returns to his hometown to recover from his injuries.

British actor Wesley Tremayne thinks he’s close to hitting the big time—a film career—with his role as a hunky explorer on a popular American TV show.

Varro Dacien spends his life riding toward the next adventure.

Hoping further to expose the fallacy of "reparative therapy" for non-heterosexuals, writer Misha Tzerko enrolls in a weeklong program at the Stronger Wings Camp and Conference Center.

"Young Philibert learns what it means to be a citizen of the new Quebec. A savage, comic tale: the final novel in the ""La Guerre"" trilogy."

State trooper Brandt’s new assignment to infiltrate a sex-cam operation puts him in a very uncomfortable position, especially since he’ll have to perform naked on camera for his audition.

Dustin “Dusty” Rhoades isn’t looking for a relationship. He’s tried them before, with disastrous results, and decided he’s better off on his own.

Sequel to Just His Type Rebel Nguyen and Daron Boroughs both need to be loved, but when Rebel looks at Daron to fill that role, it mangles their friendship.