Anah Crow

Dianne Fox

Nick Addison has taken care of Hollister Welles since college. Though the responsible grad student and the uninhibited partier were total opposites, they had always shared an inexplicable bond. Nick knows he should stop saving the out-of-control Holly, but when Holly hits rock-bottom hard—and publicly—he can't resist coming to his rescue one last time. Can't resist the feeling of having Holly need him again. Bringing Holly back to New York City, Nick gives Holly the chance to face his demons and break his dangerous habits—while keeping Holly's presence a secret from Nick's wife. He doesn't want to face Caroline's hatred of Holly...or the reasons she might have to resent him. Then the tables are turned. Just as Holly pulls himself together, Nick's life falls apart. Now it's up to Holly to bring Nick back from the brink—and to make Nick finally face the desires he's long denied. 65,200 words

One Real Thing

Uneven

Anna Zabo

Lisa Henry

Heidi Belleau

Cari Z

Four intimate tales of power exchange, discipline, risks taken, and pleasures earned. "A list of rules to live by." In Cari Z's "House Rules," jealousy leads Jonathan to break the rules his lover has established. He can't decide which he enjoys more: his punishment, or the reward afterward. Good thing he gets both. "A lesson in humility." In "The Harder They Fall" by Heidi Belleau and Lisa Henry, spoiled college boy Tad hires a prostitute, but "Daddy" couldn't care less about what Tad wants. Instead, he's going to give his spoiled little boy exactly what he deserves. "A cage that means freedom." In "Master Key" by Anah Crow and Dianne Fox, Marquis offers Navin the key to the most intimate of locks, hoping it will help them to prioritize their relationship. And it does-until work and insecurities threaten to drive them apart again. "A spool of rope and a desire to be bound." In "CTRL Me "by Anna Zabo, a night out between friends turns hot and tempting when Gabe deliberately pushes Tom's submissive buttons. Then Tom discovers rope in Gabe's glove box-and not the type for securing luggage.

Rules to Live By

Linguist Elios Campbell is thrilled to be granted flight time in a Colonial Guard fighter jet, until he catches sight of his pilot. Spending time with Sender Kinnison holds even more appeal than the flight itself. Sender's desire for other men is forbidden by his faith and his family. He tries to resist his attraction to Elios, who is unlike anyone he's ever known. When he fails, the incredible sex quickly leads to something deeper, forcing Sender to question his long-held beliefs. Then, duty calls Sender home to the repressed colony of Themis. Will he be forced to give up a future with Elios to honor the ghosts of his past? First published as Runaway Star, newly revised by the authors. 61,000 words

Escape Velocity

Lindsay Carrington is a prisoner of his life--first in the mundane world, then in the military testing facility where his parents sent him to have his magic dissected. When he finally escapes, the man who rescues him from near death is far from a savior. He's a feral mage nearly as broken as Lindsay himself.

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