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Co-Star (MM Hurt Comfort Romance) by Ava Olsen
Hollywood actors Tate and Reed endure a decade of career highs, devastating lows, and a journey from strangers to friends to enemies. Now they’re starring opposite each other in a love story, and the hardest part is pretending their chemistry is fiction.
The Yakuza Path: Blood Stained Tea (The Yakuza Path #1) by Amy Tasukada
Nao hides from his violent past in the Japanese mob by opening a teahouse in Japan's cultural center, Kyoto. When Nao discovers an injured man, Nao finds himself back in the Kyoto underworld. A thrilling tale of crime, gay love, and gore.
A Penny For Your Thoughts (Bull Creek #1) by Amanda Marquardt
Leah needs a change. Work is bland, family is heavy, and she’s experiencing a dry spell. But when she makes a move on more fronts than one, she’s thrown a curve ball that could derail everything.
Chai and Charmcraft (The Charmcraft Chronicles #1) by Lynn Strong
What's a prince to do when the man of his dreams doesn't want a crown and his cat-familiar is banned from the palace? Faraj is a prophet who has dreamed for years of a man's hands tending a jasmine plant in a starlit window, but he's the type of prophet who only dreams of forthcoming disasters. As it turns out, the man of his dreams is a kind, thoughtful, gentle soul... which means the disasters are coming from the cats.
Haroun and the Study of Mischief by Lynn Strong
Two very good boys might like to fight crime, if there has been a crime more dire than their fashion sense: Haroun, the blind saluqi priest of Yepuet, has come to Tel-Bastet to learn mischief from catfolk, and he's never met a crime of fashion he wouldn't commit. Shai Madhur thinks that offering to be Haroun's seeing-eye human sounds like a kind, sedate act of hospitality. Three romping days later, Madhur swears he's never going carousing again.
Chai and Cat-tales by Lynn Strong
Bask in a sunbeam with three cozy fantasy novellas of the Catsprowl, beginning with a fairy tale where the aroace gal gets her happily ever after on her own terms, and "the smart funny capable brown woman beat the patriarchy" isn't just the way we wish 2024 had gone. In the second story, a nonverbal kitten has Big Opinions about soap, water, and great literature (spoiler: soap is The Worst). In the third, a disabled priest wants to nourish everyone, even the mice; but the potter whom he couldn't provide for haunts his dreams.
There's Something In The Woods by PS Shai
Aiden Briar, a medical examiner living in New York, receives a call from an old family friend, a request to return to his west coast hometown and look after a funeral home. While there, he runs into his ex, Ren, a first love he never forgot, and who seemingly hasn't forgotten him. Shortly after arriving, dead bodies start turning up on the funeral home's doorstep, and an old mystery that's been haunting him, and the town, finally starts to unravel, as if it's been waiting for his return.
A Sliver of Moonlight (Malady #2) by PS Shai
15 years ago, a young boy named Luka was lost during an underground collapse beneath Paris. Now, Mire, a mercenary, has been hired by his uncle to find any traces of him, a last ditch effort to fulfill a dying wish. After traversing the underground passages beneath the catacombs, Mire finds more than he bargained for, something ancient, large, and looming, with glowing eyes and sharp teeth.
Things Between Shadow and Light (Malady #1) by PS Shai
Ezra, a vampire currently residing in California, has spent the past 200 years living his life on his terms, and he likes it that way. But, when a new neighbor moves in next door, one with an oddly evening focused schedule similar to his own, he suspects he might not be the only thing in the building with an unusual constitution. After colliding with said neighbor, the two end up on the fringes of unseen plots that have recently been unfurling around him, and maybe closer to each other than either him, or Seok, anticipated.
Black Sand by PS Shai
Seth, a professor and archaeologist, has long dreamed of going on an expedition to the Osireion, an ancient site in Egypt. When finally given the chance, despite his recent medical diagnosis, he immediately jumps on the offer to investigate its long sunken mysteries. While there, he ends up pulled down into the very ruins themselves, and followed home by something that should only exist in myth.
Flight by PS Shai
Ion has had nightmares of dying the same death his whole life. After meeting a stranger in Spain who feels oddly familiar, then going on a trip with his aunt to Nepal, he gradually unravels why Khar's kind eyes and black wings are so comforting, and why he's haunted by dreams of a death he doesn't understand.
Red Green Blue by PS Shai
Micah, an archaeology student, falls into some ruins during a dig in Mesopotamia. He is tied to and followed home by two dragons of drastically different natures, both of which he grows close to as their history and the mystery of their imprisonment slowly unravels.