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It only takes a few days for Ollie D'Angelo to lose his boyfriend, his job and his home.

Stuart, his ex-wife Gillian, and her new husband, Oliver (Stuart's former best friend) are still entangled in their new relationship to one another.

A Something in Common novella Treble Duo, the haven facility, is now up and running, and that is Theron Longoria’s one and only focus until he sees Aristotle Berkus.

Sometime in the last few months, aspiring musician Bryan Roberts lost the spark that made him love to sing.

Sequel to 'Sticks & Stones' Special Agents Ty Grady and Zane Garrett are back on the job, settled into a personal and professional relationship built on fierce protectiveness and blistering pas

From fat girl to thin, from red hair to mud brown, from London to Toronto, from Polish count to radical husband - Joan Foster is utterly confused by her life of multiple identities.

SEAL candidates Cooper Fitch and Eli Jones are cut off from the outside world and pushed to their physical and mental limits by the demands of the Navy's elite training program.

When Michael accepts a company assignment overseas, he doesn't count on being dumped by his boyfriend on the way to the airport.

Will Lafferty and Kenny Scalia are both having sort of a day.

Aquarius, Joseph and his brother, Kill day on the government wharf, Two in the bush, Rapunzel, Green stakes for the garden, Inatram, Tear here, A Monday dream at Alameda Park, The more little mummy

From the very first, Zeke Roswell and Miles Winter are like oil and water.

Jake Falconer, a hard-boiled detective in Echo City, is struggling with his love of booze, a square ex (and a cop, no less) he can't get over and a murdered partner.

Just across the river from New Orleans, people cook, eat, ply their trades, pursue their hobbies and live out their lives in the insulated bubble of Archimedes Street, lined with centuries-old live

In an America that achieved equality long before our own, Phillip Barcardi works as a security contractor.

A collection of Philip Marchand's magazine journalism from the early 1970's, focussing on the exhilarating and deeply unsettling social changes of that era, from the point of view of indi