Cast out of the family home for being gay, Milo Santiago considers himself lucky to have a soft place to land. However, crashing with his older brother isn’t all it’s cracked up to be. Desperate for an escape from his dismal reality, he turns to work and casual hookups to take his mind off his troubles.

He isn’t prepared for Campbell Brooks or being rejected in front of all his coworkers. Another run in with the older, enigmatic man is serendipitous, but not entirely unwelcome once he gets a gander at Cam in a pair of tiny swim shorts. One hot night leads to a weekend of debauchery. Long before the weekend is through, Milo finds himself falling for the enigmatic man who insists on keeping things casual. Milo doesn’t want to let Campbell go, but there doesn’t seem to be any other option.

Afterward, Milo isn’t sure if they’ve parted ways as friends or lovers. Cam’s eventual return leaves Milo with a hard choice. A little persistence could go a long way toward landing the man of his dreams. Or it could alienate Cam and send him running right back to New York for good.

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Tempestuous Revelation 

Dominic and Mason have barely come to grips with the new aspects of their bond when one tiny slip up shines a light on their forbidden relationship. With societal pressure weighing down on them, the brothers are faced with an impossible decision – one which could end more than their taboo love.

Amazon has Reckless on sale. I’m not sure how long they keep books marked down, but you can get Reckless for $9.35 right now, which is about 22% off the usual retail price.

http://www.amazon.com/Reckless-Amanda-Young/dp/1451588860/

Would you be interested in a fun and exciting weekend with your favorite authors and fellow readers? If so, please participate in a short survey to help us determine interest and financial limitations. Our hope is to host this annual event in different locations around the United States.

Please take a few moments to fill out this survey about your interest by June 1st..

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I’m participating in All Romance ebooks’ effort to help the organization that is representing Clay Greene in his case against Sonoma County. You can show your support of this important cause by purchasing three of my short stories at ARe. During the month of May, 100% of my proceeds from the sales of After Sunset, Pool Boy Seduction, and Tempestuous Relations will go to NCLR to help support Clay Greene’s case. It’s a great way to pick up some hot little stories and help a good cause at the same time.

You can read more about it by following the link below.

http://www.allromanceebooks.com/greenevcountyofsonoma.html

For those of you who’ve been waiting, After Sunset is now available at Amazon!

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I have good news for those of you who’d like to keep up with my new releases, but aren’t interested in the chatter of a yahoo group. I’ve set up a low-mail newsletter. You can join by filling out the form to the left of this post, located on the sidebar. Or click the link below.

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March 7-13 is read an ebook week. Celebrate by telling someone you know about ebooks.

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FW from Elisa Rolle:

Hi,

I know that this didn’t directly affect you, but I thought that maybe you can
be interested in knowing what happened on LiveJournal in the last month. I
posted about it:

http://elisa-rolle.livejournal.com/976175.html

In few words, LiveJournal for the past month had an hidden code that hijacked
all out clicks to 150 website (included Amazon and Ebay) with Associate
Programs to compute the Referral Fees to the same and only Associate ID,
probably a LiveJournal’s Associate ID.

I’m posting this on various other blogs, since I really didn’t like the “No
Answer” policy of LJ, even after they admitted, in other blogs, that indeed,
the code was redirecting fees to them. Read the rest of this entry »