Publisher: Samhain Publish Date: June 19th How I got this book: eARC from author Seamus O’Connor thought his friendship with Zachariah Smithson was just that—a relationship born on one horrific night seven years ago. He never thought he’d end up inheriting the old man’s farm. Tons of chores and hard work are nothing new […]
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Publisher: Dreamspinner Publish Date: Out Now How I got this book: NetGalley Forty-five-year-old English professor Nathan Qells is very good at making people feel important. What he’s not very good at is sticking around afterward. He’s a nice guy; he just doesn’t feel things the way other people do. So even after all the time
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Publisher: Dreamspinner Publish Date: Out Now How I got this book: NetGalley *Will contain spoilers from previous books* Left alone in Baltimore after his unpredictable lover bails, Special Agent Zane Garrett takes his frustration out on everything in his path until he is ordered to Chicago to back up an undercover operative. When he gets
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Publisher: Carina Press Where did you get the book: Netgalley Release date: Out now London, 1822 Two of London’s most notorious rakehells, Linus Radcliffe and Robert Anderson, are the best of friends. They share almost everything-clothes, servants, their homes, and even each other’s bed on occasion. The one thing they don’t share: lovers. For while
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Publisher: Loose-id Where did you get the book: e-ARC from author Release date: Out now Nathan Kohn has been teaching Aquatic Science at St. Genevieve College for 15 years. It’s not a perfect situation, but he’s resigned to being a gay man in a straight culture, a Jew among Catholics and single in a world
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Publisher: Dreamspinner Publish Date: Out Now! How I got this book: NetGalley A vacation is exactly what these men need to find love in their lives. It may be about looking for a little fun, gaining a fresh perspective after a breakup, or building up the nerve to take the plunge. Whether they travel by
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