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Going to the Chapel. Stories by Jenna Jones, JJ Massa, and Alexa Snow.
Who doesn’t love a wedding? The three stories in Going to the Chapel prove that everyone has a special day. In Don’t Ask by JJ Massa, Captain Zachary Smith has always wanted to find out what boils behind Agent Falk Thayer’s calm exterior. Falk, on the other hand, isn’t looking for anything long-term. Never has. Never will. When things get hot and heavy between them, Captain Smith has to decide if he’s willing to take less than what he needs or sacrifice everything. In Building a Life by Alexa Snow, when Levi goes to his best friend Cooper’s engagement party, he doesn’t expect to meet someone fascinating — and he definitely doesn’t expect that someone to be Cooper’s five-year-old niece Ashley. It comes as an even bigger surprise to find that Ashley’s father Philip is both fascinating and hot. But Philip is married, even if his wife is mysteriously out of the picture, so this ready-made family can’t possibly have room in it for Levi… or can it? Finally, in Apples and Gin by Jenna Jones, country singer Sawyer Shaw loves photographer Noah Kingston and is tired of hiding it. He’s kept his sexuality hidden for the sake of his career and his family, but over the past ten years Sawyer has come to realize what matters most to him is Noah and his happiness, and Sawyer is ready not only to make it public but also to make it permanent.
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Zack and Quaid have been lovers for more than a decade, but things aren’t going well between them. Quaid is dependable, but Zack is bored, dissatisfied with their routine. At a family wedding in Las Vegas, Zack does his thing, with little consideration of what Quaid wants or needs, until he notices how much attention one of the other guests is paying to Quaid. And how much Quaid is loving it.
Zack has always known Quaid was the best man for him. Now, can he prove he’s the best man for Quaid?
In this follow up to Jenna Jones’ popular novel Chiaroscuro, Dune Bellamy and Micah Ferguson have become best friends. Micah has family problems to deal with, Dune has his ex stalking him, and the pressure soon comes between them, driving Dune back into the arms of the dangerous Gavin, who wants to control his every move. Can Micah deal with his sisters, and find a way to convince Dune that they deserve another chance? Something Beautiful is all about the family we chose, as well as the one we’re born with, and if they’re lucky, something beautiful will come of it for Micah and Dune.
Damalepazhur is the king of a land long ago and far away, and he really needs the fabled diamond he’s heard of for protection. The diamond is a young man named Ketu, a fisherman, and he reluctantly joins the palace household, and learns to have a fondness for the king, even if court life is strange to him.
When a stranger comes to the city and tries to turn the people against Damalepazhur, Ketu steps in to do his job, revealing the identity and the plot of the stranger, putting himself right in the path of danger. Will Damalepazhur be able to thank Ketu the way he wants to?
Jamie Makepeace isn’t sure what to do with his work or his love life. Laid off at his job and at odds with his ultra-conservative boyfriend, Micah, he’s searching for something to fill the empty spots.
When he meets Ben Gallagher, a cake decorator, Jamie knows he’s found a friend. Taking a chance, Jamie turns to art for his new career, and Ben becomes his muse. He creates an entire show based on the man who is always there for him. The problem with Ben is that he’s been hurt by love in the past, and might not be willing to risk his friendship with Jamie for something more.
Can Ben get past his fear and see that all that Jamie has to offer before it’s too late?
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Part of Torquere Press’s Arcana imprint.
J.T. Forgarty has only wanted to keep his extended family safe from scandal. When his late cousin’s son Charlie returns to their hometown for the first time in twenty years, J.T. realizes there’s something he wants for himself after all.
Coming this fall.
