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Lust is life for an incubusJudging by the desire radiating from the red-faced mortal in his sex shop, there was…

From #1 Amazon Best Selling Author Emma Jaye, the second heart rending tale of the boy who couldn’t sit still.Chris…

From #1 Amazon Best Selling Author Emma Jaye, the heart rending tale of the boy who couldn’t sit still.Smile, wiggle,…

As hockey player Mathieu Beresford is healing from a tragic injury at his riverside mansion, he reels from the potential loss of his career. But when a beguiling and genderfluid 20-year-old named Indigo is hired to help him, his life takes yet another unexpected turn…

Will Cori Tisdale’s prominent family prevent her from finding the love she deserves? When Cori meets beautiful artist Kat Finn, she must make an impossible choice in this emotional lesbian romance.

Charlotte “Charlie” Mullins doesn’t mind putting herself in danger. She’s actually volunteered to hunt down Kade Lessing, a feral alpha…

Houston knows exactly who he is — a proud dom with a penchant for sexy lingerie — but a lot of men don’t understand him. An encounter with his roommate Reece lights a spark, but Houston always thought Reece was straight… A steamy read about finding the perfect match!

A New York Times Book Review Editors’ Choice: Bookbinder’s apprentice Emmett learns to record painful memories to be locked away and forgotten… but what will he find in the book that bears his own name?

Benedict’s dream is to open England’s first national art museum, and he’s almost convinced a philanthropist to donate a collection. But when Benedict’s former schoolmate and childhood crush, Viscount Dulcie, also sets his sights on the paintings, they’re caught up in a flirtatious competition. A delightfully steamy Regency romance!

An NPR Best Book of 2019: After finally selling his novel, James discovers his editor is none other than Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis — and as he struggles to finish the manuscript, the two develop an unexpected friendship that changes his life. “Filled with whimsy and warmth” (O, The Oprah Magazine).