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Devastated by the death of his best friend from a drug overdose, rock star Devon Bailey retreats to his hometown to grieve.

The Drawing of the Three is the second book in The Dark Tower series of novels written by Stephen King and published by Grant in 1987.

An Isla Sagrario Story In the 1700s on the island of Sagrario, men who love other men find safe haven. For Francis Holland, an escaped indentured servant, Sagrario offers nothing but loneliness.

When former President of the United States David Windsor is appointed the American ambassador to the Court of St. James, it necessitates a move to England.

Sequel to An Unconventional Courtship Kincaid International Corporation’s CEO, Webber Kincaid, and his executive assistant, Tristan Moreau, have just returned from a Caribbean business trip gone ho

Basic training at Lackland Air Force Base is over and Airman Zach Kellerman passed with flying colors.

Adam Dumas is Major League Soccer’s only openly gay player. When he is transferred to St. Louis, his new teammates don’t exactly roll out the welcome mat.

Sequel to Loving Edits Basque Trilogy: Book Two In the aftermath of Mick Henley’s death, his two lovers, Paul Alcott and Tono Garat, find themselves at odds.

Making his living as a model allows Aaron Stevens to pay his way through film school at NYU.

Jessica's early days were spent in the shadow of Oakland Hall, her family's ancestral home which, owing to financial difficulties, they had been obliged to sell to the rumbustious opal mi

The Mountains: Book Five Caddy Gary Richardson hungers for the lush life of the wealthy golfers he escorts around the course at Wapiti Creek.

It should be just another day for best friends Parker and Toby, not much different than any other day they’ve spent hanging out over the past fifteen years. But it isn’t just another day.

New York native Henry Richardson needs a change. His boyfriend just dumped him, and his business has fallen victim to the economy.

A burlesque of western fiction, legends of folk music and wild west shows. A newspaper editor from the uneventful town of Dustville hits upon an idea to make Dustville the hub of the West.

Senator Davis Hudson has a silver tongue that has so far kept the stress off those lesser political organs, the heart and the brain.