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M/M Romance fiction with a mild D/s theme
p align="center">strong>font size="3" face="Times New Roman">A visit to a Sunday morning car boot sale has unhappy repercussions for Andrew. He comes face to face with an object from his past, something he never thought he’d see again. Bad memories begin to resurface with a vengeance. /font>/strong>
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The Corridor and other stories takes a thoughtful and intriguing look at the way power exchange features in the lives of different couples. From pathos to comedy this set has it all.
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A delightful set of gay romance stories featuring couples involved in power exchange relationships. For many couples discipline is an aspect of intimacy, it enhances and strenthens their relationship and serves emotional and psychological needs as well as physical needs. However, such lifestyles are not always easy. Sometimes you just want to do what you want to do and damn the rules, especially at times of stress and unhappiness.
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div>In the first story, Phin finds life difficult to deal with when his | |  | | Winter Pink Skies
Two views of the same hot July Saturday as seen through the eyes of both The Florist and The Master Jeweller.
Another lovely M/M romance by Fabian Black
font size="5">The Florist is Lee, the Jeweller is Tony and on the July Saturday in question they're at loggerheads. At breakfast time Tony makes clear his stance on a particular topic, using a wooden hairbrush to underline it. Lee is not suited and feels he's been unfairly disciplined. His day is thrown into further turmoil when an ex lover phones an order into his florist shop. He begins to wonder if he's still in love with Adrian, a man he hasn't seen or heard from in seven years, and if so what does that mean with regard to Tony? Has he |
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Sion Alone
by Sion Liscannor
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 ‘I have to go back soon,’ says Adam one afternoon. Yes, I know he has to go back soon. He has to go back to London and to his job and his apprenticeship. He has taken the maximum number of days leave – he has taken his entire Summer holiday in the Sp |
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