By
lilansui, in Fiction. 11/15/2014 (Updated: 10/07/2015)
Genres:
General Fiction,
Romance,
Sub-genres:
Drama,
General Romance
mature adult
gay
urban
crime
contemporary
love
Talin focuses on work, barely giving anything else attention. One encounter in his club's parking lot drags him out of his dull life. Dimitri has watched Talin for so long, when Talin storms into his workshop, Dimitri decides he won't stay in the sidelines any longer. He wants Talin for life.
By
echophase, in Fiction. 08/21/2015 (Updated: 10/06/2015)
Genres:
Romance,
Sub-genres:
General Romance
young adult
first time
coming out
The last time we moved it was for the better, this time it's to ruin my damn social life. If I'm moving to some dead end village I'm damn well going to make it interesting.
By
craftingmom, in Fiction. 07/14/2015 (Updated: 10/04/2015)
Genres:
General Fiction,
Mystery,
Sub-genres:
Drama,
Light Mystery
mature adult
gay
dark
crime
When Bryan finally finds the man he wants to be with forever, he thinks his life will be perfect. But it's taken time to convince not only Wyatt that he's sincere, but his own mother as well. Between Wyatt's anxiety to trust again after a brutal breakup with an ex, the ex still trying to wreck havoc in Wyatt's life, and Bryan's own mother's doubts, Bryan is over-stressed. So when Wyatt disappears days after their engagement, he's left devastated and confused.
By
jfalkon, in Fiction. 10/01/2015 (Updated: 10/01/2015)
Genres:
Horror,
Sub-genres:
Horror - Modern
teen
gay
suburban
north america
ghosts
Be careful about taking things home from the cemetery. You might bring home more than you wanted. This was the case for a ten year old boy named Joe. A marble he found in an old cemetery opened the door to a ruined childhood. As an adult he though he had escaped his torment until he moved back to his home town.
By
David McLeod, in Fiction. 01/31/2015 (Updated: 09/30/2015)
Genres:
Action/Adventure,
Sub-genres:
Adventure
teen
psionics
gay
alternate earth
first time
contemporary
The kids of the Global Explorer and schools throughout the world show that they can make a difference. Armed with science leavened with a touch of magic*, they help bring the Enlightenment to the most closed societies of Earth. [*It’s magic only until you understand it.]