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THE NEW ADORABLE AND SPICY PARANORMAL ROMANCE FROM JOSH WINNING Bastian may be a vampire, but he doesn’t bite. . . . Not anymore, at least. These days, Bastian just wants to live his best undead life: visit charming Italian villages, maybe dance in the square with a cute boy, all with Whitby...

These violent delights have violent ends. Most Anticipated by Goodreads Reactor Autostraddle | Best Horror of September 2026 by Variety After surviving a shadowed childhood marked by ghost stories and loss, Mallory Webb is ready to start fresh as a theater major at her mother’s alma...

„Es ist Zeit für die nächste Frau meines Lebens!“ Sabine will sich endlich wieder verlieben und hofft auf den Schreibkurs im Frauenzentrum. Mit Daria, der Überkritischen, hat sie dort aber ein Problem: diese macht sich in ihren Gedanken viel zu breit. Zur Ablenkung sorgt sie in einer Schreibaufgabe für Friede, Freude, Lahmacun, und legt ihrer Heldin eine türkische DJane ans Herz. Auf dem Papier geht es rasch. Und auch in ihrer Kleinstadt läuten Hochzeitsglocken, nur nicht für Sabine. Wo bleibt sie bloß, die nächste Frau ihres eigenen Lebens? Muss Sabine sie sich etwa herbeischreiben?

Manchmal braucht es einen Ort, der still genug ist, um wieder bei sich anzukommen. Jannis Kastner wollte nur eines: Abstand. Weg von Berlin, weg von Erwartungen, weg von einem Leben, das sich plötzlich falsch anfühlte. Das alte Haus am Waldrand, das er geerbt hat, soll nur eine Zwischenstation sein. Renovieren, verkaufen, weiterziehen. Doch das Dorf denkt anders. Und Berti auch. Berti ist Schreiner, verwurzelt, wortkarg, jemand, der lieber repariert als erklärt. Er hilft Jannis beim Haus – Balken für Balken, Raum für Raum.

Nach einem tragischen Gebäudeeinsturz steht Siegfried Kellers Name plötzlich in allen Schlagzeilen. Um dem öffentlichen Urteil zu entkommen, zieht er sich in das einzige zurück, was ihm geblieben ist: ein altes Haus im verschneiten Stillau, das er geerbt hat. Sein Plan ist einfach. Reparieren. Verkaufen. Verschwinden. Keine Bindungen. Keine Nähe. Kein Neuanfang.

When an attempt is made on Laz’s life, Red is determined to keep him safe. Laz may not be a client, and Red is still off duty, but Laz is one of their own, and nothing means more to the Kings than family. While an investigation is underway, Red and Laz are growing closer, but can they find a way to help each other heal and take a chance on love, or will their fears and insecurities cost them more than their future together?

What happens when two men who have been together for 17 years fall out of love? Sivan Cruz, a set director in San Francisco, and Walter Wainwright, a big shot Bay Area lawyer, find out the hard way. Walter loves Sivan with all his heart but rarely talks about it, and Sivan needs to hear the words. The language of the love they have shared for so long, that has enabled them to build a life together and raise two children, stops working. They become - still.

Duty, honor, and sacrifice. Dedicating my life to these elements, for family and country, leaves little for myself in return. It's why I indulge in a no-strings hookup with a handsome stranger mere days before heading half-a-world away. Except one night turns into a week-long fling, creating a connection at the most inopportune time. And neither of us want it to end. Staying in touch is easy at first, but dwindles to radio silence and distant memories as time passes.

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Mac and Jamie had their life together all planned out. Until Jamie did the unforgivable and left Mac for another woman. Twenty years later, they meet again for the first time at a friend’s wedding. Mac’s pain lingers, while Jamie is still haunted by regret.

Some rooms you find. This one finds you. High in the Colorado Rockies, a caretaker keeps a fifteen-room inn the way some people keep a promise: slowly, deliberately, so that someone might feel less alone inside it. Still, by Design. is a novel about the quiet architecture of coming back to yourself, told in rooms, seasons, and second cups of coffee.

For many LGBTQ+ adults in midlife, the legacy of stigma, silence, and survival still lives in our bodies. We grew up during the AIDS crisis. We navigated Section 28. We were told we would end up lonely, tragic, or dead. And yet, we're still here. Still Here! Still Queer! Now What? is a...

Over a decade after his estrangement from his ex, Chase returns to Finley Dairy to celebrate Mason's sister's engagement. But being back at the place where his fondest memories are--the place where he and Mason laughed, played, and loved--quickly ropes Chase back into those feelings all over again, reminding him of the flame he could never extinguish.

Being with Carter has given Micah freedom and care he never experienced before. He’s blossomed, feeling finally like himself, be it in lace, makeup, or onesies. His daddy is with him every step of the way, making sure he feels loved. Together, they explore even more in the world of age play. Carter never thought he’d find another boy to care for, but then he met Micah. It’s time to embrace his future with his partner, care for him, and pamper him because that’s what a daddy does. And if it involves making more permanent commitments? Maybe it’s time to take the leap.

In the quiet, stifling embrace of a 1950s small town, one young man embarks on a journey of self-discovery. Meet Paul Wells, a nerdy nineteen-year-old, who lives with his aunt, and finds solace between the pages of Les Misérables. But when he sets his sights on handsome, enigmatic neighbor, Asher Holdren, Paul's aimless existence takes an unexpected turn. As the sun-drenched days of summer unfold, Paul and Asher begin to see there’s more between them than just pals.

Everything in Edith’s life is approaching disaster. Her writing career is stagnant. Her love life is a mess. Her ex, Tessa, is marrying a man. Her teeth are rotting in her skull. And her best friend, Val, is dead. Still Life volleys between the present and recent past, chronicling the lives of three women—one cis, two trans, all forever entwined.

Charting the path forward for our churches and ministries in providing care—not a cure— for our non-straight sisters and brothers who are living lives of costly obedience to Jesus. At the start of the gay rights movement in 1969, evangelicalism's leading voices cast a vision for gay people...

Twenty-seven-year-old Jared has lived in the same little town in the Appalachian Mountains with the same people and the same traditions his entire life. Gossip travels fast. When Jared realizes he is trans, everything changes. Naming herself Claire, she tries to come out to her family and is shattered when she is rejected by everyone besides her twin sister.

After breaking off her relationship with a female lothario, Jess Taylor decides she doesn't want to expose herself to another cheating partner. Staying at home, alone, suits her just fine. Her idea of a good night is an early one—preferably with a good book. Well, until her best friend, Sophie Harrison, decides it's time Jess rejoined the human race. Trying to pull Jess from her self-imposed prison, Sophie signs them both up for a Still Life art class at the local college. Sophie knows the beautiful art teacher, Diana Sullivan, could be the woman her best friend needs.

To say that life has taken a huge turn for Taylor Ables and Kaitlyn Collins would be an understatement. They've faced more than a few challenges, but they've been blessed to have lots of love and support along the way. And, the support has often come from the most unlikely places. Together they've learned that some people are blessed to have a loving, supportive family that they are born into, while others create that family from the people who come into their lives when they need them the most. But, no matter how that family is created, some bonds will never be broken.