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Aliyah Burke's "Love Under the Endless African Sky"
comes from Coming Together: At Last (v2),
which benefits Amnesty International.
What happens when ex-Marine, Ryder Matthews, shows up in Zimbabwe to rescue the feisty and rebellious Henrietta "Eddie" Buxton, daughter of a U.S. Congressman, from the civil unrest headed toward the village where she is volunteering? Africa gets a LOT hotter, that's what! (INTERRACIAL: BW/WM) |
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Mari Freeman's "Don't Look Down" comes from Coming Together: With Pride,
which benefits AVERT. |
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Jude Mason's "Ask for It"
comes from Coming
Together: Al Fresco, which benefits Conservational International. |
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Lily Harlem's "The Actress" comes from Coming Together: As One, which benefits ONE.
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Annemarie Hartnett's "My Heroes" comes from Coming Together: As One, which benefits ONE.
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Jenna Byrnes' "Far from Ordinary" comes from
Coming Together:
Into the Light, which benefits V-Day. |
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Lee Benoit's "Proud is the Dancer, Pride is the Dance"
comes from Coming Together: With Pride,
which benefits AVERT.
Danny peels back the layers of Calyx' past to discover deep wounds and repressed talents, helping his lover use the latter to heal the former. (M/M, INTERRACIAL) |
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Helen E.H. Madden's "Afternoon of a Faun"
comes from Coming Together: Al Fresco,
which benefits Conservation International.
This is a delightful tale (tail?) of empowerment and revenge featuring a mythical beast with an insatiable appetite. (M/M, FANTASY / INTERSPECIES) |
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Mychael Black's "Echoes of the Past"
comes from Coming Together: With Pride,
which benefits AVERT.
Victor, banished from his clan for daring to love one from a rival clan, finds immortality unbearable. Will he find a way to reunite with lover Daniel? (M/M, VAMPIRE) |
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EPIC Award winner Elliot Mabeuse's "Tsunami"
comes from the Special Hurricane Relief Edition,
which benefits the American Red Cross.
A powerful story written in the wake of the Myanmar disaster. (M/F, CONTEMPORARY) |
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Saskia Walker's "Matilda's Touch"
comes from Coming Together: At Last (v1),
which benefits Amnesty International.
What's a lonely outcast, exiled to kitchen duty, to do at boarding school? Why, get cozy with the cook, of course. (F/F, INTERCULTURAL) |
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Nobilis Reed's "Take Off My Clothes"
comes from Coming Together: Into the Light,
which benefits V-Day.
What happens when a husband is found in his wife's underwear? (M/F, CONTEMPORARY, CROSS-DRESSING) |
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Victoria Blisse's "Flaming Hot"
comes from Coming Together: Under Fire,
which benefits the victims of the 2007 Southern California wildfires.
Sexy seduction in fiery lingerie. (M/F, CONTEMPORARY) |
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Robert
Buckley's "The Glimpse"
comes from Coming Together: For the Cure,
which benefits the Susan G. Komen Foundation.
Catching a glimpse of the awkward office geek's tummy has a profound impact on Blake. (M/F, CONTEMPORARY) |
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Jasmine Black's "Missing Pieces"
comes from Coming Together: Against the Odds,
which benefits Autism Speaks.
Can solving the mystery of a little girl's abduction bring past lovers back together or are the wounds from their break-up too deep to heal? (M/F, CONTEMPORARY) |
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EPIC Award winner Brenna Lyons' "Claim Mate"
comes from Coming Together: Against the Odds,
which benefits Autism Speaks. When Dahv returns to Sheara's world to investigate a military crime, he discovers another man in her life: the son he didn't know he had. (M/F, SCI-FI) |
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Yvette Hines' "Shot
at Love" comes from
Coming Together: At Last
(v1), which benefits Amnesty International. Moni Walker has been a freelance photographer for years. Having spent most of her adult life traveling all over the world and running from commitments of any type, an accident convinces her it's time to stop. She desperately needs financial backing for her studio Pixel Promises, an organization she started to help urban teens. More doors have been closing for her than opening until she gets a call from the vice president of a local shipping company. She never expects to find Dwayne Shelton behind the desk. Dwayne is blunt when he tells Moni he not only wants to offer sponsorship but to also continue their relationship. Moni's usual M.O. has always been to love them and leave them. Now she has to decide if her community program is worth risking both her freedom and her heart. (M/F, INTERRACIAL, CONTEMPORARY) |
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Saskia Walker's
"The Things That Go On At Siesta Time" comes from
Coming Together: As
One, which benefits ONE.
What really goes on in the sultry heat of a Mediterranean island siesta time? Sofia, the maid, and Lydia, the provocative daughter of the house, have an illicit erotic rendezvous. But when Lydia and Sofia are discovered by Stefanos, the gardener, things get even hotter. (F/F/M, CONTEMPORARY) |
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Jenna Byrnes' "A
Night at the Inn" comes from
Coming Together:
Under Fire, which benefits the victims of the Southern California
wildfires.
Nelson Marker is on his first vacation since the death of his wife. When he meets Anita Jenkins at the Halstead Inn, he finds that life does indeed go on, but not exactly in the way he expected. (M/F, CONTEMPORARY, PARANORMAL, EROTIC ROMANCE) |
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Moondancer Drake's "No Boundaries" comes from
Coming Together: Against the Odds,
which benefits Autism Speaks.
Who - or what - is the mysterious girl being kept prisoner at the Blackburne Institute? Clara, the mute custodian, is compelled to find out. Along the way, she learns quite a bit about herself as well. (F/F, PARANORMAL) |
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Lisabet Sarai's "Chemistry" comes from
Coming Together: With
Pride, which benefits AVERT.
Kit is a workaholic, a brilliant pharmacological chemist who is driven to succeed. She wants a life that is controlled, disciplined, and predictable. When she meets Frank, her hairy ex-hippie neighbor, she's inexplicably and irresistibly attracted to him, though he represents everything that she despises. She tries to fight her own desire, but discovers that sometimes, chemistry trumps rationality. (M/F, CONTEMPORARY) |
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Arya Rewan's "Natural Tease" comes from
Coming Together: Al
Fresco, which benefits Conservation International. When Vince finally becomes available, Leigh wastes no time with her scheme to seduce him. (M/F, CONTEMPORARY) |
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