By G. A. Hauser. Keith O’Leary has been trying to break into acting for ages. When he is offered a part in the newest cable television drama he realises it could be the chance of a lifetime. Only it means playing a gay man and Keith, live-in girlfriend and all, is definitely straight. Or so he thought, until sexy Carl Bronson kisses him on camera. Carl Bronson, the consummate professional, never thought he’d fall for a co-star, but he has, and hard, for Keith. To Carl’s amazement the feeling is mutual, and soon the sparks start to fly...
By Ally Blue. Adder has a plan for his life: play his music for millions of adoring fans, who will reward him with money, fame and as much sex as he can handle. It’s a goal he’s been working toward since a teenager and is on the cusp of achieving. The idea of a relationship never entered his mind – until a new drummer joins his band. One taste of Kalil, and all he wants is more.
By Willa Okati. Eli and Zane, colleagues at work and close friends. Medicine is Eli’s second career and the best choice he ever made. He has work that he loves, an extended second family of colleagues and friends, and Zane. So why does everyone make such a big deal about the pair of them? Yes, they spend a lot of time together. It doesn’t mean they’re a real couple. When teased about it once too often by their colleagues, Zane challenges Eli to set the record straight with a kiss to prove there’s absolutely no chemistry between them…
By G. A. Hauser. For once, things are going well for Mark Antonius Richfield. His career is fulfilling. The love of his life, Steve Miller, and best friends Jack and Adam round out his personal life to the fullest. What could possibly go wrong? Enter 18-year-old Alexander Lehman. A member of “Generation seX”-with a voracious appetite for older men.
By Scott Alexander Hess. When Neal Tate, a NYC partying magazine columnist, falls for Dewalt, a Harlem drug dealer he meets at a gay bathhouse, he discovers that navigating an honest relationship is a lot more difficult than he expected.
Edited by Richard Labonté. From first times to brief encounters, to rediscovered missed connections and longtime companions, this is a collection of short fiction that is long on romance. Lightning strikes more than once during a fateful tryst in First Roach Pond. Your A Dog reminds us that love can be flexible, while How Boys Flirt With Other Boys recalls first kisses and stirrings of puppy love - and lust.
By Sean Michael. When Harry Met Jason goes back in time - in the popular Between Friends series – to when cop Harry met just-graduated Jason. When a party goes bad, Jason ends up more than just drunk, but Harry shows up just in time, policing the party and taking Jason home. The party starts something for Jason’s roommate Sammy, too, something not so great. He’s been hurt, and is being stalked to boot.
By K. A. Mitchell. At the best of times, Daniel Gardner hates visiting his family. With his boyfriend pressuring him for a mortgage-serious commitment, Christmas in Easton, PA, sounds, for once, like a welcome escape. His old house holds more than memories of a miserable adolescence, though. It has Trey Eriksson.
By Ava Rose Johnson. After an accident kills Brett Miller’s parents, the reins of Steeplecrest Ranch fall to him. The arrival of rightful half-owner Cade Armstrong, who also lost his parents in the accident, only kicks up the tension. After years leading a hedonistic life in New York, Cade returns to face his loss. Once he’s got acres of rolling ranch land back under his feet he discovers he wants to keep them planted on home ground – and show the man he’s lusted after since puberty just how good they’d be together.
By G. A. Hauser. Brodie Duncan expected to be taking a week-long Alaskan cruise with his girlfriend. But when she ended their relationship just moments before boarding, he ended up on the ship alone. Determined to make the best of a bad situation, Brodie considers a no-strings-attached fling. What he didn’t bargain for was a man as appealing as Julian Richards. Trapped in his own bad relationship with a selfish woman he was starting to resent, the charismatic Julian is shocked by his reaction to tall, dark, and handsome Brodie.
By G. A. Hauser. With the Christmas party approaching, Mark Richfield is trying to cope with the pressure of the holidays, his out of control son, Alex, and too many men involved in his life to keep his sanity intact. It seems the popular idea at Parsons and Company is to have Mark play Santa Claus at the office gala. His latest ad for cologne has all of LA buzzing as his image hit all the billboards on Santa Monica Boulevard and the Sunset Strip; a half naked sexpot, Mark Antonious is exposed to entice the masses, not to mention the gay men in his office.
By Drew Zachary. EMT Brian is surprised when his friend, ER doctor Stephen, confesses that not only is his marriage on the rocks, but that he’s bi as well. In fact, Stephen prefers men. Brian suddenly sees a chance for them to be more than just friends when Stephen’s split from his wife becomes official and he needs to find a new place to live. Stephen is sexy and hot, and just beginning to explore his desire for men.
By Rochelle H. Ragnarok. A story about two Japanese high school boys named Kane and Dai, two gamers who fall in lust with each other that quickly turns into something more. However, life is never that easy and the two find themselves dealing with more than just a simple popular game but everything from criminals, suicide, murder, and a high school bully.
By G. A. Hauser. Six men are selected as housemates for the reality show Got Men? The purpose of their stay is never revealed to them. But Conrad, an unemployed construction worker begins to suspect what the ultimate goal is, and when he realises that he and his five handsome, single housemates are being set up for a huge fall, Conrad panics and has to make decisions based on what the ubiquitous cameras and microphones will reveal.
By Elliot Mackle. Atlanta, 1996 and the Olympic Games are about to descent on the City. Henry Thompson is the editor of a gay newspaper, fighting a corrupt mayor and trying to raise awareness of the dangers of casual sex. While taking in a voyeuristic sweat at a men’s club steam room, Henry finds himself in a tryst with a handsome, local athlete. What happens to a crusading journalist when he finds himself falling for a closeted gymnast favoured to win gold medals at the upcoming Olympics?
