Steve Milton

Tessa Virtue

Scott Moir

Now updated and expanded with a new introduction, over 100 dazzling new photographs, and three all-new chapters covering the pair's stunning performances at the Sochi and PyeongChang Olympic Games and beyond. Tessa Virtue and Scott Moir, the world's most decorated ice dancing duo, share the incredible and inspiring story of their path to gold. From the pair's early competitions and their history-making gold medal performance at the 2010 Winter Games that established them as icons of the sport, to their spellbinding and record-setting performance at the 2018 PyeongChang Olympics, this beautifully illustrated book is as much a spectacular visual history as it is a behind-the-scenes look at the ascent of two of the world's premier athletes. This new edition of Tessa & Scott: Our Journey from Childhood Dream to Gold contains never-before-published personal photographs and tells for the first time the full story of Tessa and Scott's post-2010 career, including their medal-winning appearances at the 2014 and 2018 Winter Olympics.

Our Journey from Childhood Dream to Gold

Tessa and Scott

Hockey Hall of Fame Book of Jerseys is a celebration of the Hockey Hall of Fame's collection of the best jerseys and sweaters worn by the premier players of the game. The brand-new, never-before-seen photographs of each jersey are paired with in-game action images and player profiles detailing the significance of the jersey and the impact of the player on the league. The selection of more than 100 jerseys from star players ranges from the rare and seldom seen, like Hall of Famer Rod Langway's high school championship jersey, to the most famous of garments, like the No. 9 of Montreal Canadiens' star Maurice the Rocket Richard. Hockey fans will be thrilled with this collection and will enjoy the crests, patches, logos, colors, and designs -- not to mention the game-worn wear-and-tear -- of hockey's most distinguishing feature. As an addition to the jerseys of hockey's superstars, readers will be treated to a selection of some of the most unique and rare jerseys from around the hockey world, like Bob Gainey's Epinal Squirrels jersey from the France pro league, or the 1939 Cambridge University Ice Hockey Club sweater worn by captain Geoffrey Hallowes. A few of the players and jerseys featured are: Ray Bourque: 2001 Colorado Avalanche Stanley Cup Mario Lemieux: 1987 Canada Cup Frank Nighbor: 1921 Ottawa Senators Stanley Cup Mark Messier: 1990 Edmonton Oilers Stanley Cup Valeri Kharlamov: 1980s CSKA Red Army Doug Gilmour: 1993 Toronto Maple Leafs Busher Jackson: 1940 New York Americans Clint Benedict: 1931 Windsor Bulldogs Bobby Hull: 1969 Chicago Black Hawks. Hockey Hall of Fame Book of Jerseys is a fantastic examination of hockey's most enduing symbol and is the only book on the subject.

Hockey Hall of Fame Book of Jerseys

Fifty of baseball's best recount their most memorable game. With careers that often span decades, and with more than 160 games in each season, baseball players have a lot to consider when choosing the one game that stands out -- but there is always at least one that leaps to mind for the "boys of summer". Combed from the vast archives of Baseball Digest, America's longest-running baseball publication, Steve Milton selects 50 such stories from the magazine's celebrated feature, "The Game I'll Never Forget." From the expressive Yogi Berra, who chose to recount a few of his best and worst moments, to hitting genius Stan Musial's "march to 3000", Milton chooses players from the 1950s through to modern day. They include: Blue Jays outfielder Joe Carter recalls his 1993 walkoff World Series-winning homerun against the Philadelphia Phillies Former American League star Rod Carew recalls his best season, in 1977, when he finished with a .388 batting mark Brewers star Robin Yount recalls how his hitting helped Milwaukee beat the Orioles for the 1982 East Division title Rickey Henderson remembers when he broke the all-time stolen base mark Pitching great Sandy Koufax recalls his perfect game against the Chicago Cubs on September 9, 1965 Roger Clemens, the great Red Sox pitcher, remembers throwing a record when he struck out 20 Mariners in a 1986 match-up. But it is Mike Piazza's memory that may stand out most. He recalls playing an "emotionally excruciating" game at Shea Stadium just a couple of days after the 9/11 attack. Like all New Yorkers those were days he never forgot. For Piazza, he would come to learn over the years that followed how deep and profound an impact that game had on the rest of his life. The Baseball Game I'll Never Forget includes much of what makes baseball a timeless sport: readers will learn about nail-biting victories, home runs, perfect games and career milestones. Mistakes made, chances lost, fear of failure, coaches and managers with their own often harsh opinions all salt the stories told by these heroes of the diamond. The Baseball Game I'll Never Forget is a unique account of some incredible games and the players who played them.

Fifty Major Leaguers Recall Their Finest Moments

The Baseball Game I'll Never Forget

Dr. Bronson and Dr. Yorshenko are sworn enemies... until they meet Rick. They hate each other. It's automatic by now. But when Rick is around, it feels so different. Rick is getting perfect grades, like he's supposed to. He's taking both cardiology electives -- the Bronson and the Yorshenko courses -- like he's supposed to. He's staying single and focusing on his studes, like he's supposed to. Anything beyond that, Rick isn't supposed to do. Especially not having a relationship with a professor. Or two professors. Three hearts might be saved, if three sweet guys can do what they're not supposed to. Three Hearts is a 41,000 word enemies-to-lovers first-time MMM romance. No violence, no abuse. May contain surgical banter, beach volleyball, and a very exhausting sauna.

Three Hearts

Gérard Châtaigneau

A tribute to over 70 of today's Olympic and World Stars.

Olympic and World Stars

Figure Skating Now

"This freshman is my roommate?" Straight muscle jock David's girlfriend kicked him out. He has to take the last dorm room at Stanford -- with eighteen-year-old Elias Chan. David takes every opportunity to lord his muscular physique over Elias, but Elias's reaction isn't what David expected. Elias looks a little too long at David's crunches and squats. Anyway, David is definitely straight, as long as no one asks too many questions. Especially no one as handsome as David's roommate Elias. "I can't stop staring at his muscles." Elias steals glances at David's lifts and stretches, and he can't help but accept when David invites him surfing. Holding on to the surfboard together in the breaking waves, smelling ocean salt and manly sweat, David and Elias are like -- roommates, just roommates. "Can we make it real?" David feels so close to Elias in their dorm room and on the surfboard, better than with any girl. But he can't let himself fall for a guy. Unless he does. Back to School is a standalone gay college romance with a feel-good HEA, hot surfing, and even hotter loving.

Back to School

Zeke walks in to Clark's coffeeshop on opening day. Isn't Zeke... wasn't Zeke... Zippy the Calculator Boy, from back in elementary school? Except he has muscles now. And he's looking Clark up and down like he never did back in elementary school. Clark is straight, but he has to admit: Zeke is gorgeous. And intimidatingly smart, just like he was back in school. Plus those muscles. It's a little too much. Clark wouldn't mind reconnecting with his old buddy Zeke. For friend stuff. They can drive their Ferraris around. Jump off of casino boats. Stuff like that. So why does Clark want to kiss him? Clark is straight. Or so he says. And Zeke doesn't need love. Or so he thinks. Crema is a straight-to-gay romantic comedy with a wacky aunt, unadvised jumps off a casino boat, and a jock and a nerd finding their HEA.

Crema

Collins Avenue Confidential matches Miami's hottest gay men. Each of the four books in this collection is a standalone gay romance with a feel-good HEA and love hotter than the Miami sun. The Mechanic and the Surgeon Ritter Lehman, a hard-driving Miami orthopedic surgeon, can't find a man who will put up with him, and he won't slum by dating a "wrench monkey." Joshua, a young and closeted mechanic, is willing to give Ritter a chance, but doesn't want to be just another notch on his scalpel. Swing State Reg Tarry, Florida’s closeted Republican presidential candidate, meets Clint, a young, out-and-proud law student who's been heckling his speeches. The Pilot and the Professor James used to have a man in every layover city, but after the crash, he only wants to lounge on the beach and take a college class for fun. The beefy, bearded professor, Claude, just had a crash of his own that scared him away from romance. The Minister and the Rock Star Pastor Darius Keen can't find a man who sees him for him. Heavy metal guitarist Dan Schultz is tired of faking being straight, but doesn't want to be a notch on some celebrity-chaser's bedpost. Dan lets the n-word fly, Darius sulks, and their initial meeting is a disaster, but their attraction is real.

Collins Avenue Confidential Books 1-4: Box Set Collection

Doctor Ritter Lehman thinks he's hot stuff. Can he make his car mechanic believe it? Ritter is the best orthopedic surgeon in Miami. He’s got muscles up to here. And he doesn’t just have a condo at the Ritz-Carlton; he has the whole top floor. What doesn’t he have? Love. He gets what he needs, one night at a time. Anybody who’s anybody already knows about Ritter. They respect him, but they wouldn’t date him. And Joshua, that willowy nineteen-year-old mechanic with a shy smile? No way. A renowned surgeon is not going to date a wrench monkey. Let Joshua stick to fixing Ritter’s Porsche. Please. Except Ritter wants Joshua. Badly. But Joshua won’t go along with being just another notch on the surgeon’s scalpel. Ritter has never had to prove himself for love. Joshua just might be worth it. The Mechanic and the Surgeon is a feel-good gay romance with a snarky matchmaker, a confused car mechanic, Cuban sandwiches to go, and a happy ever after.

The Mechanic and the Surgeon

Josh I never expected to love a guy. I was just trying to return my ex-girlfriend's dog to her after she dumped me for... it's a long story. I ended up getting a massage from her former masseur. Then something really weird happened. I never felt like that before. Not about a man, not about anybody. Why can't I stop thinking about Alan: his reassuring voice, his salt-and-pepper stubble, and how secure I feel in his hands? I didn't think I was gay, but Alan is amazing. He's so caring. Maybe I'm just lonely and deluding myself. Or maybe I really am falling in love. Alan I'm not going to be anybody's plaything. Not again. "Straight" guys. I've learned to stay away from them. Once the guilt hits, they cut and run. I thought it would be different with Josh. It wasn't. Serves me right for thinking a younger guy could consider me relationship material. I don't need any more hurt in my life. But I wouldn't mind finally getting a shot at love. What if I give Josh a chance? Call It What You Want is a 32,000-word feel-good romance of two men discovering love where they never expected it. May contain an English bulldog, beginner's luck, bacon cheeseburgers, and a very adoptable ten-year-old boy.

Call It What You Want

Love appears when you least expect it. Small-town Honey Bay, Florida is home to three romances full of laughter and love. Three novels, three couples, three feel-good happy ever afters of unlikely love. Remember Him Baxter is back in town -- and badly wants a second chance with Andy, the sweet nerd whose heart he broke back in high school. Cherish Him Pop superstar Dante is taking a break from boy-band fame and hiding out in Honey Bay. His new landlord Ted has no respect for poofy-haired pop stars, until one of Dante and Ted's arguments starts in the living room and ends in the bedroom. Embrace Him One glamorous big-city dating coach. One humble small-town mechanic. One month together as fake boyfriends. What could possibly go wrong, other than short shorts at the town picnic and unveiling the mystery of chicken fried steak? It Wasn't Supposed to Happen is a 136,000-word collection of Books 1-3 from Steve Milton's series Honey Bay. The books in the collection are identical to the individually published books.

It Wasn't Supposed to Happen

A beautifully illustrated celebration of the best athletes from this widly popular sport.

Figure Skating's Greatest Stars

In this collection of four MMM novels, two "straight" guys control their mutual attraction, until a third man sparks newfound love. Book One: We Three Recent college graduates Colin and Matias are comfy as longtime roommates in Colin's luxury condo. Their fitness trainer, Duke, teaches them about compassion, dedication, and love. Book Two: Three Hearts Dr. Bronson and Dr. Yorshenko have been sworn enemies since their secret hotel rendezvous. A nerdy student leads them to his heart, and theirs. Book Three: The Power of Three Asher and Dane are Miami's finest police officers, stalwart professionals. Goofy billionaire Blair can't change that, not even on his yacht. But they need his love just as much as he needs theirs. Book Four: The Law of Three Abner Lewis is a silver fox lawyer who's mysteriously single. A business trip to Los Angeles brings a very inappropriate comment from his associate, and a very inappropriate offer from their chauffeur. When We're Together is a 152,000-word collection of Books 1-4 in Steve Milton's series Three Straight, with four feel-good happy ever afters. No abuse, no violence. May contain pogo sticks, saunas, and very happy thruples.

When We're Together: MMM Gay Romance Collection

Colin and Matias are just best friends... until they meet Duke. Fussy Colin and down-to-earth Matias thrived as college roommates. They've shared some laughs, grown much closer together, and maybe a few times glanced at each other in the hot tub, but never like that -- even if everyone saw their spark. Their new personal trainer is a nice guy way down on his luck. Can he help them discover the love that's been hiding in plain sight? Duke thinks he doesn't deserve love... until Colin and Matias treat him better than he ever expected. He had his days as an MMA fighter. He has to support the son he's never met. Duke is a fitness trainer now at Miami's fanciest gym. He also does some other stuff that he'd rather not talk about. What he earns is still not enough money for an apartment when he's supporting his son. And no one would want to live with a guy like Duke. It's really not so bad living in a parking garage. At least it's a roof over his head. Colin and Matias know to do the right thing, and anyway, their beach condo has a spare bedroom. When Duke moves in, the three young guys grow closer together -- much closer. We Three is a 43,000-word feel-good straight-to-gay MMM romance. Three sweet, delicious men might get the well-deserved HEA they deserve. No violence, no abuse. Serious possibility of laughs.

We Three

Reality TV star Rex isn't a bad guy. He's gorgeous, for one. And his parents fund the theater Jordan manages. Rex just isn't very bright. And he's definitely straight. Until Rex's public image needs a re-brand. A gay re-brand. Rex wants Jordan to be his pretend boyfriend. Gay is the new straight, isn't it? But holding Jordan's hand, exchanging small kisses, even if it's just for the cameras, is feeling just a bit too comfortable. Rex can't stop dreaming of wrapping his arms around Jordan forever. His totally straight arms. Pretend Like You Mean It is a feel-good gay romantic comedy with a fake boyfriend, gay discovery, and a guaranteed HEA. It's full of stage kisses, shocked relatives, West Side Story, and delicious spatchcock.

Pretend Like You Mean It

Six months after breaking up, Harry and Elias win a dream vacation — together. Harry Elias was as scared of commitment as he was of germs. He dumped me just because I stood a beer can on one of his precious antique statues. At least he gave those statues his unconditional love. Six months after our breakup, Elias and I are headed to a beach resort in Thailand. Together. I won't be tempted by his sultry smile or his ripped body. And I absolutely won’t offer to rub sunscreen across his mile-wide shoulders. Nope. Not happening. Even if Elias was the only guy who ever really knew me, and the only guy I ever cared about. Elias is just my fake boyfriend. He doesn't deserve a second chance with me. Elias Harry is the last man I'd want to travel with, and it's not only because of the Beer Can Incident. Mr. Superstar Math Professor thinks he’s hot sugar, but actually, he’s a hot mess. Oh sure, Harry is gorgeous, witty and well… perfect, but he’s also unbearable. He’s a lovable slob, with a PhD, a heart of gold, and a very fine back view. Too bad we’re over. So over. If he thinks I’m interested in a vacation hookup, I’ll show him the police line I drew down the middle of the bed. Except… Secretly, I’m hoping for a second chance with the ex I can’t forget. Ex On The Beach is a 51,000-word second-chance opposites-attract fake-boyfriend romance with boundaries, rebounds, and tons of laughter and love. May contain a flying bird statue, a Timothee Chalamet impersonator, and a serious case of horn knee.

Ex on the Beach

The sweetest guys can find first-time gay love. And Then Everything Changed is a collection of four novels, books 1-4 in Steve Milton's gay romantic comedy series Dreamboat Island: Crema Zeke and Clark were buddies back in elementary school. Twenty years later, they meet again, and everything is the same, but very, very different. Eclair Express (also published as Landing Love) Jake thinks he's straight, until he can't stop dreaming about Eran's eclair. Meow Clair is looking for his place in the world. Blake is an angry veterinarian who can't help but help him. Pretend Like You Mean It Rex isn't really gay. He's just pretending. Jordan is just his hired fake boyfriend. Until Rex's family dumps him and Jordan gets real. Four gay romance novels, four feel-good first-time HEAs, and lots of fun and laughs.

Dreamboat Island 1-4

And Then Everything Changed

"I don't want to meet anyone after the crash. My professor doesn't count, right?" After a crash, smooth and handsome airline pilot James swears off love and sex -- until he meets a lumberjack-handsome professor, who's been hurt by a crash of his own. "Can I love a student again?" Professor Claude doesn't want to love again, until a handsome airline pilot steps in to show him the comfort of romance. James and Claude bicker in the classroom, but they heal each other's wounds in love.

The Pilot and the Professor

Greg rescued me. Can I rescue him?Sailing around the world solo seemed like a totally realistic first boat trip. To me, anyway. I was proving myself to my billionaire dad, and running away from a bad ex.I ended up on the rocks. Literally. In Honey Bay. Greg took me in, as much as I pushed him away.He's always trying to help people and make them happy. Even if he can't be happy himself. He's sure the town wouldn't accept a gay teacher, and he's terrified of his boss. I know something about that too. My dad has no idea that I'm gay, nor that I'm being blackmailed by his VP of Sales.Greg helped get my boat fixed up so I can leave Honey Bay. But the better I know Greg, the more I want to stay.Rescue Him is a 40,000-word gay romance with two guys trying to do each other a solid, a yacht cabin with very squeaky floorboards, and lots of feel-good laughs.

Steve Milton

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