Seventeen Years
£7.99
A memoir of seventeen years of love and life, told plainly and from the heart. For adult readers (18+).
A memoir of seventeen years of love and life, told plainly and from the heart. For adult readers (18+).
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Father, Forgive Me
£7.99Add to cartA faith-and-desire drama about a man seeking forgiveness for who he loves. For adult readers (18+).
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Add to cartAll of My Heart is Joey Moore’s 489,994 love poems for Richie — ‘my rock, my everything.’ This is Volume 7 of 8, presented in order so the complete collection fits this store. For adult readers (18+).
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The Silver Fox
£7.99Add to cartA gay romance novel. Hollis ‘Hal’ Mercer, 64, is a retired Orlando architect with silver hair, a beautiful old bungalow, and a love story he is certain is finished — his husband Daniel has been gone six years. Then his barber of thirty years retires, and Hal walks into Marchetti’s in the Milk District and sits down in the chair of Theo Marchetti, 31, who cuts hair like an art form and laughs like he means it. A standing Tuesday appointment becomes Sunday dinners, a flooded shop, a hurricane, and the one fight neither of them can win by walking away. A romance between two grown men about grief, nerve, and the thirty-three years between them — and why they turn out not to be the point. Strong language throughout. Adults only (18+).
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Add to cartThe first book of a coastal mystery series set in the foggy town of Willow Bay, where the lighthouse keeper’s world turns dark. For adult readers (18+).
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Shades of Black
£7.99Add to cartA rated-X gay romance novel — adults only (18+). Lucien Cross, 46, is a wealthy Orlando investor who lives entirely in black: black suits, black cars, a black-on-black penthouse over Lake Eola, and a heart kept under perfect control since the death of his younger brother. Noah Bennett, 34, is the photographer hired to document Lucien’s house and collection — and the first man in twenty years to see the grief inside the discipline. What begins as a three-day commission becomes dinners, sittings, jealousy, and an obsession Lucien mistakes for devotion. When Noah discovers how completely Lucien has tried to arrange his hours, his work, and his world, he leaves. Lucien must surrender surveillance, money, and control before Noah can freely choose him. Set in Orlando and structured through ten shades — Onyx, Charcoal, Jet, Midnight, Ebony, Sable, Obsidian, Raven, Pitch, and Black — the novel contains explicit sexual content and raw language throughout. All characters are adults and intimacy is consensual.
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The Coach
£7.99Add to cartA sports-set gay romance about a coach and the feelings that don’t stay on the field. For adult readers (18+).
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