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  • Hijacked Arrows of Love by Alexis Cleoford

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    Two fun loving feline brothers tail a van driven by a sneaky thief firing arrows to swipe everyone’s favorite treasures. Little do they know, the arrows aren’t just any old pilfered loot—rumor has it they’ve hijacked Cupid’s own stolen arrow! Along for the adventure are James and Azaria, a friend of the frisky feline duo and a victim of the arrow bandits. Will the fur-clad team recover the stolen arrows and restore love’s rightful order?

  • Night’s Caress by Mary Hughes

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    Brie Lark wants nothing to do with her hometown or vampires, but FBI Special Agent Seb Rikare needs her help on a case…in her hometown. And she’s pretty sure he’s a vampire. What’s the worst that can happen?

  • Lady Heloise Heads to London by L. L. Neal

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    Lady Heloise is bound for London for the season. The lady plans to scorn social conventions in her seduction of Sir Jacob, Lord Heathwood. In her wholehearted pursuit, the lady doesn’t realize the impact of her scandalous actions.
    As the season heats up, the lady finds that many gentlemen wish to court her. How will she find the man who holds the key to her heart amongst many cads, bounders, and rakes who only want her body, her dowry, or both?

  • Swap Meet at the Swingers Resort by Jake Ellwood

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    Sherry and Rick’s marriage is not what it used to be. The spark, the romance, and the closeness of their relationship was gone. Sherry decided that some time away could help and she told Rick they were going away with friends for the weekend to a ‘swap meet’. What she didn’t tell him was the ‘swap meet’ was at a swingers resort.

    Sherry’s friend, Liz, and her husband had the same problem and going to the resort helped them. Liz, suggested they join her and her husband at the resort. Sherry agreed but knew Rick would never go to the resort for no reason so she told him they were going to a ‘swap meet’. It wasn’t an outright lie, but it did get him to the resort.

  • Asteroid Jazz (Cowboy Karen Book 1) by J. C. Gilbert

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    It’s a honky-tonk life out on the asteroid belt and not the good kind.

    When things go well, life is fine. Find some work, do the job, get paid, and keep flying. But since when did things go well?

    It is always a bit risky picking up a job for the Order of Bo, but it’s a tough season, and the pay is good. But what seemed like a simple courier job just got a little bit more complicated. With a missing ship, a shifting rendezvous point, and a system full of misogynistic pigs, Karen and her companion Fluffy have their work cut out for them.

    Oh yeah, and then there is the dragon which apparently no one else can see…

    Life is not quite fine.

    Love space cowboys? Hate the patriarchy? Join Karen and her cat Fluffy for an adventure like no other.

  • Biting Nixie by Mary Hughes

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    They mix like oil and water—or like nitro and glycerin.

    Punk musician Nixie Schmeling is a hundred pounds of Attitude in a city full of Normal. She’s especially full of attitude after she’s volunteered to run Meiers Corner’s inaugural fundraising festival and finds out it’s to pay for a lawyer.

    Six foot plus of black-haired, blue-eyed sex-on-a-stick, powerful attorney Julian Emerson has come from Boston to defend the Corners from a shady group of suits—and the shadier gang the suits control.

  • Chicago’s Chosen: Vampire Vignettes by Mary Hughes, MJ Chase

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    I’m Adele, a human who needs a job from rich Chicago master vampire Damien Knight. I finagle a tour of his business from a dark, mysterious lieutenant. But when I find out who my tour guide really is, it leads to a whole lot more than I bargained for…

  • Cathouse Photographer by Charles Frankhauser

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    In Paris, France prior to WWI, a cook in a brothel and a ballerina fall in love. They shack-up in an abandoned bus with members of the LGBT community. The group moves into an apartment where they develop a Glass Doorknob Peephole Camera that revolutionizes the French Postcard industry.

  • A Brush With Fame by Melinda Hazen

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    What if by chance you met a famous person? And he wants you.

    Makeup artist Rafaella Hamilton accepts a one-day sub position on a Hollywood movie set. When a stranger returns a pen she drops, she doesn’t realize she’s met and mistaken for a member of the crew the lead of the movie, British heartthrob Evan Hutchinson.

    As the pair continue to see each throughout the day, Evan finds himself increasingly intrigued. Rafaella’s pretty, likable, and has made him laugh. And now he wants to know more. But she won’t be back tomorrow—unless Evan can make sure she will.

    An unusual job offer is extended to Rafaella to finish out the film as Evan’s personal makeup artist. The opportunity promises to provide much alone time for the two to become acquainted. Rafaella sees Evan as charming, personable, and funny—unlike most actors she’s come across—and now, apparently interested in her. Is there hope for love and a happily ever after in Evan’s A-list world?

    Their love story is sweet but entails drama beyond what the couple can foresee.

  • A Sucker for Heels by Mary Kipps

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    As a Moravian vampire forced to attack in the nude, Victor frequently finds his intentions misperceived and his attempts to acquire nourishment bloodless. But his plight is no longer a blank page. With the eBook release of his misadventures in America – 27 works of flash fiction, though from Victor’s point of view there is little fiction involved and any flashing was not intentional – he has acquired certain repute. Now, author Mary Kipps reveals what happens to him next in this sequel of witty vignettes. Victor does not want the only recording of his existence to be All in Vein.