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  • More Than Friends by Kimolisa Mings

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    Imani wasn’t looking for love but she discovers that Mr. Right is right at her finger tips. But when faced with having a friend becoming a lover, Imani hesitates, a decision she now regrets.

  • More Than Friends by Kimolisa Mings

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    Imani wasn’t looking for love but she discovers that Mr. Right is right at her finger tips. But when faced with having a friend becoming a lover, Imani hesitates, a decision she now regrets.

  • Doing Dorine by D.H.Chewins

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    One night in Shivers Lake, Dorine, a neglected waitress, embarks on an erotic journey with a black stranger, Derrick, amidst lies and deceit. As Derrick introduces her to his interracial adult industry, they face danger from the diner’s owner, Danny, a secret Klansman. Uncover this enticing tale of forbidden desire.

  • Lust2Love by D.H.Chewins

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    “Love or Lust” follows Katheryn Kellington, returning to Atlanta after a tumultuous experience with Massai Mobuku. Aged 39, she’s torn between marital ties and desire. This standalone tale explores her ventures into the taboo, impacting her family, and continues the narrative from the #1 Best Seller, “An Immoral Erotic Parable of American Eve & African Adam.”

  • An Immoral Erotic Parable of American Eve & African Adam by D.H.Chewins

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    In “Adam & Eve,” Southern Belle Katheryn Kellington uncovers African history, connecting deeply with Massai Mobuku. Their passionate, raw bond outshines Fifty Shades, while Katheryn’s exploration of interracial love and history captivates. A mysterious ad adds intrigue, and her discoveries keep readers yearning for more.

  • RIOT: A 1960s Love Story by Charles S. Isaacs

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    A fast-paced journey on an emotional roller coaster, bursting with political and sexual passions.

    It’s the late 1960s. The Vietnam War, the Antiwar Movement and the Black Power Movement are rushing toward their explosive peaks. In the midst of this charged environment, an inter-racial pair of young activists fall madly in love. Awaiting them are excitement, danger, heartache and redemption.

    RIOT: A 1960s Love Story chronicles these lovers’ challenging journey: their coming of age amidst an unpopular war, a racially polarized city, a hostile mayor and ever-mounting threats, all while working through their own deep psychological issues.

    1968 is marked by campus unrest, urban rebellions and assassinations, as well as political violence that thrusts the duo into clashes with Chicago’s police and the National Guard. The suspense builds breathlessly to a heartrending climax during the street protests surrounding that summer’s Democratic National Convention.

  • The Year of the Tsunami by Derrick Credito

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    A fearless yet reverent story of a young Hebrew scribe’s promises to his late grandparents, who had escaped the Holocaust.

    “A vacation for the mind and soul.”
    ーBrad W. Cox, author of Children of the Program Trilogy

    “A novel of discovery, told from a unique voice at a unique time.”
    ーMichael Chin, author of My Grandfather’s an Immigrant, and So is Yours

    In 2004, when world-traveling Wes Levine arrives in New Zealand by way of Bangkok, he forms two life changing relationships. First, Wes meets Harry, a gay British heir with ties to a progressive Dutch synagogue that needs a new Torah scroll. Then, along comes mysterious and free-spirited Kayla, who offers Wes room in an Amsterdam canal house she shares with an eccentric painter.

    With Harry as a sponsor, Wes scribes a Torah to commemorate his grandparents, doing so in the same city they’d fled during World War II. After work, Wes navigates Amsterdam’s alluring Red Light District, where sex sells and anything goes. When Wes and Kayla fall in love, they also fall on the radar of a ruthless sex trafficker with a score to settle.

    An ambitious first novel, The Year of the Tsunami is about how far someone is willing to go in order to keep a promise, even in the face of devastating consequences.

  • Long Flight Home by Cassandra Cripps

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    TK
    I live my life by rules – too many fucking rules. But, it’s the only way. I messed up once. I slept with the wrong girl.
    Never again.
    The rules are my life, my guide. Until she walks in, and one by one, they all crumble.
    She doesn’t slowly creep her way in like a worm. No, she soars in, like an eagle, refusing to be ignored and digging her claws into my heart. Leaving me vulnerable, wanting more.
    Wanting her.
    Gracie
    Home. Happiness. The words used to mean something.
    Until that night – over a decade ago. When they were stolen from me and my parents forced us to move.
    Now, I’m back in Alaska, flying bush planes for Homer Air. And, I’ll fight every step I take until they are real again. The only problem is the reclusive fisherman whom I can’t stop thinking about, despite us fighting every time I see him.

  • Discovery: Part 1 of the Inheritance gay romance novel series by Ryder O. Cox

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    Every family has one. That weird relative that the whole family ignores, doesn’t talk about, doesn’t invite to gatherings, etc. For Theodore Cain, it’s his Uncle Harold. Sure, Uncle Harold took care of Theo when he was younger, babysat him in his mansion when his parents couldn’t find anyone else to do it, but Theo doesn’t really remember that part of his life.

    So when Uncle Harold dies suddenly in a car accident and leaves everything he owns to Theo, he’s more than a bit surprised. But he and his boyfriend, Jun Liu-Chen, need a place to stay, and the mansion is more than spacious enough for the two of them. But when Theo starts hearing odd noises coming from the study after a few months, he starts to think that the place is haunted.

    The truth is much worse.

    In a small hidden room, Theo finds a naked man behind bars…

    Content Warning! This book contains:
    gay male rough sex
    mm gay kinky romance
    gay kidnapping (rescue only in this book)
    gay polyamory menage
    gay forced sex slave kidnapped (rescue only in this book)
    spanking fetish
    gay bdsm play
    dubious consent / dubcon
    mentions of human trafficking

  • Everything Tarnished by LaShelle L. Turner

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    Two women deal with the aftermath of lust and unfaithfulness when they learned all gilded things eventually will reveal their true colors.
    Always the social climber, Queensley married what she believed to be her golden ticket to the upper-class life she always desired. Now stuck in a loveless marriage, she begins to question her prosperous union when she falls for the prodigal billionaire bad boy who happens to be the identical twin brother of her sister-in-law’s deceased husband. Beautiful and sophisticated Therese once again finds love with a man who adores her and her son, only to have her dead husband’s twin come back into her life. Not only do the feelings she held for her dead husband re-emerge when she sees him, but so do the passion she felt for him years ago. Once again, she finds herself in a torrid love triangle with her sister-in-law, Queensley. The Dumas family saga continues as Therese and Queensley find themselves confronting their pasts and their future.
    As with gold, when love is not pure and merely wears a gold layer, it starts to tarnish. What happens when that layer peels off and what underneath begins to fade?