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A West Side story set in a gay-friendly beach town
Kory Miles has a secret. No matter what his fellow waiters at the Whine n Dine think, he is really the mastermind behind the popular E-male dating web site. But when he enters into a mysterious business deal with Zac Djorvzac, the bitter and jaded owner of Djorvzac Travel, they embark on a wild trip from the city to the suburbs to a tropical circuit party. With a box-dancing contest, conspiring contestants and a whole group of boys gone wild, will Kory be able to create a romantic tourist getaway over the internet? Will he be able to match up the real world and online make-believe? And when th | |  | | Hot Sauce: A Romentics Novel
Hot gay romance in Boston by the authors of the Romentics line!
Brad and Troy have it all. Brad, a celebrity chef before age 30, is one smart cookie. He knows that a while a good table may be all about display, it's the meal that counts.
Troy, a hip fashion designer, is the fabulous force behind a string of Boston's trendiest boutiques. He's got swanky digs in Beacon Hill, quality social credentials, and pecs you could break your teeth on. Brad's mad for Troy and vice-versa. In fact, the two are so for real they're getting ready to tie the lavender knot.
Enter Aria Shakespeare. Peroxide-pretty Aria, one of Troy's simmering old flames, tells Brad that hi | |  | | Nothing Personal: A Romentics Novel
The gay marriage ban is nothing personal, unless you're a Cuban-American gay man in the heart of red-state America. Carlo Batista takes on longtime conservative Tall Tony Scipione in a race for state representative. And he takes on mystery man Brian Gallagher in the race for his heart. Breaking all the rules of polite society, Carlo proves that love, sex, politics, and religion do mix -- with hilarious and heart-warming results.
The gay marriage ban is nothing personal, unless you're a Cuban-American gay man in the heart of red-state America. Carlo Batista takes on longtime conservative Tall Tony Scipione in a race for state representative. And he takes on mystery man Brian Gallagher in the race for his heart. Breaking all the rules of polite society, Carlo proves that love, sex, politics, and religion do mix -- with hilarious and heart-warming results. | |  | | Q Guide to Wine and Cocktails
A humorous gay man's take on getting drunk with style.
With tips and recipes for every season and occasion, Scott Pomfret & Scott Whittier demystify cocktails and reveal how a little wine smarts can go a long way. With cheap tricks for deciphering wine labels and tips on how to host simple "theme" cocktail or wine-tasting parties, learn to enjoy a drink at home, at the neighborhood bar, or even abroad. Plus, fixes for party fouls: wine stains, non-drinkers, and bad gift booze. | |  | | Razor Burn: A Romentics Novel
Stuffed shirt falls in love with out-of-work amnesiac!
Blayne is strictly business -- a stuffed shirt working for his father's company to develop the next men's razor. He wants to grow out of his father's shadow and become a success on his own, and this current project might be just the one to do it. He's also gay and stuck in a marriage of convenience with the president of the London branch of the company to appease his homophobic, controlling father.
Ben needs to get his career back on track after being laid off. A promising new job at Mandatory seems to be a great opportunity. In life, he just wants to have fun. But he needs to come to terms | |  | | Since My Last Confession: A Gay Catholic Memoir
Gay Catholic takes humorous view of what it's like to be gay and Catholic in a Boston church during the height of the same-sex marriage battle.
Scott Pomfret serves as a lector at St. Anthony Shrine in Boston. He also writes gay porn. His boyfriend is a flaming atheist, and his boyfriend’s Protestant grandmother considers Catholicism a sin worse than sodomy. From Pentecost to Pride, from the books of the Bible to the articles of the Advocate, Pomfret’s wry, hysterically funny memoir maps with matchless humor the full spectrum of the gay Catholic experience. | |  | | Spare Parts: A Romentics Novel
Finding romance among the auto mechanics and the artists!
A mechanic with a chain of successful garages and a lonely life, Dan strives to provide opportunities to young, hardworking guys to help them avoid the wrong turns he took in his own life. He's half-closeted, not advertising his orientation, not lying about it, and not dating, so it hardly matters. Until he meets Trent -- or meets Trent again.
Trent is a recent grad, a struggling photographer with an empty wallet and bills to pay. He lets Dan believe he's a prostitute, and even when he starts having feelings for Dan, he can't reveal his lie.
An old friend and partner turned enemy is tryi | |  | | The Second Half: A Gay American Football Novel
Gay Division I Football coach named Brady falls for his military hero starting quarterback Peyton.
Division I-AA college football coach named Peyton Stone has a secret. It’s not so much that he’s gay. It’s that he’s fallen in love with the starting quarterback Brady Winter. Willing to deny himself for the sake of the Golden Eagles football team, Dexter focuses helping his team score touchdowns, but when he discovers the attraction is mutual, he jumps in with both feet.
But amid a string of victories that bring them closer to a major bowl game, Brady and Peyton grow reckless and giddy and risk their relationship--as well as Peyton's career, the camaraderie of Brady's teammates. Both men f | |  | | You Are the One
Gay lovers find temporary respite from adversity in this collection of stories by Scott D. Pomfret. Ranging from a cocaine-fueled rampage to the blind eye of Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell to the submission of a dick-dock orgy, these stories depict the bonds gay men forge when political unrest, drugs, HIV/AIDS, the Church or a demanding T-ball schedule put their commitments to the test.
*In "You Are the One," a flaming gardener on the military-base fights his impulse to persuade his warrior boyfriend to out himself to his commanding officer to avoid a second tour in Iraq, even though he knows his lover would be a different person if he took the easy way out.
*In “The Casualty Assistant,” a soldier bringing the news of a husband’s death in battle to a young wife finds himself with a disloyal and dishonorable hard-on when the wife confesses to an affair while her husband was stationed abroad.
*In "Kali," a couple of gay married teachers get over their heads when they set |
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