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Review: Changes Going On (Changes #2) by Kaje Harper
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Three men, one summer of media, mentorship, and murder. There's a reason Scott Edison came out as gay and poly on national TV— now no o...
Review: Changes Coming Down (Changes #1) by Kaje Harper
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For three gay men in love, opening the closet door could be a risky move. Sheriff Casey Barlow has a slick, media-savvy challenger out t...
Review: But by the Grace of Dog (Four Legged Friends #1) by A.F. Henley
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Thom Baron has been struggling with social anxiety his entire life. He's taken the medications, gone to the therapists, followed the p...
Review: The Scarecrow and George C by Mia Kerick
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High school senior Van Liss is barely human. He thinks of himself as a scarecrow—ragged and unnerving, stuck, and destined to spend his li...
Review: Home Improvement - A Love Story by Tara Lain
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Romance on Aisle Sixteen—opposites attract amid the hammers and screws of the home improvement store. Gabe Mason became a father at seve...
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Review: The Mage on the Hill (Web of Arcana #1) by Angel Martinez
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The Web of Arcana: Book One A young magic user who wants desperately to live. A jaded recluse who has forgotten what living means. They’...
Audiobook Review: Love You So Special (Love You So Stories #3) by Tara Lain
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Can a man’s secret yearnings be revealed in a tank full of fish? Artie Haynes knows he’s nothing special, with just-your-regular-brown h...
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Review: Death by Dick by James Cox (A Cox Club Story #2)
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The day a hooker dropped dead on Kyler’s dick changed his life forever… When Kyler graduated high school, he wanted to give himself a gi...
Review: Blyd and Pearce by Kim Fielding
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Born into poverty and orphaned young, Daveth Blyd had one chance for success when his fighting prowess earned him a place in the Tangye ci...
Review: Don't Plan to Stay by Kaje Harper
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At eighteen, Donnie Kagan's plans for graduation, and maybe even college, were derailed by a beer, a stoplight, and a fatal crash. Now...
Audiobook Review: Five Times My Best Friend Kissed Me by Anna Martin
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and One Time I Kissed Him First When you realize you want to marry your best friend at age six, life should follow a pretty predictable ...
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