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Boys in love, boys in trouble, boys in heat .... This Martin Delacroix anthology offers three erotic stories of young men who crave another guy's flesh. In "Noah, Dane, and Me", a young ex-Marine with a "daddy kink" seeks attention from his boyfriend's father. In "Cody Barton", two troubled high school seniors find shelter in their friendship, after a pair of scandals rend their lives. In "Me and Shea", a guy who's given up on romance, fights the urge to give love a second chance. Deeply erotic and sometimes dark, these tales will touch your heart and quicken your pulse.

Becoming Men offers stories about four college boys who share a common need: love from another young man. In "East Beach", Ian, a lifeguard, is forced to confront his hidden attraction to males when he's teamed for the summer with Kevin, a co-worker who stirs Ian's desire. Can Ian summon the courage to explore his sexuality? In "Angel from Asuncion", Jordy, a homesick college freshman, pursues affection from his Paraguayan roommate, Ariel. Can Jordy convince Ariel to abandon his vow of celibacy? Can their friendship ripen into something more? In "Aaron Sickles And Me", a promiscuous gym rat named Andy lusts for his fellow body-builder, conservative Aaron Sickles. Will Andy give up his omnivorous sex life, in order to win Aaron's love? And in "My Best Friend Zeke", a gay sophomore named Johnny, who's tired of one-night stands, gets the surprise of his life while helping his best friend Zeke crew a sailboat from the Bahamas to Florida. Zeke's handsome cousin Paul is also on board for the trip. Is there a reason Zeke brings Paul and Johnny together? . Life isn't always about getting what we want, but each of these boys somehow manages to find what he needs. Follow their transitions to manhood in the pages of Becoming Men.

Sebastian Inlet offers four unique stories, all about men who seek another man's love. In each story there's adversity to be faced, and sometimes even danger. In "Sebastian Inlet", Tate Burrows pursues the affection of a fellow surfer, Grover, who has been deeply hurt in his past, and isn't sure he's ready to take a chance again. In "Fuck Me...Please", a Marine named Forrest, just discharged from service, finds himself homeless and broke in San Francisco. In exchange for lodgings, is he willing to surrender his virginity to Tyler, a naval submariner who's on shore leave for a week? In "First Roach Pond", a thunderstorm on a remote lake in Maine brings Beau together with Gordon Noyle. Passion quickly ignites between the two, but there's a problem: Gordon isn't really who he seems to be. "Winston Quirk" is set on a tropical Bahamian island, in 1975. When Dane Barger, a white college professor, rescues Winston Quirk, a young black man, from racist assailants in this all-white community, Dane's immediately attracted to Winston. Winston is certainly interested, but Dane hesitates to involve himself romantically with Winston, because of Winston's race. Follow all these men down the crooked paths they must navigate, in order to find the love they need.

Can a human fall in love with the spirit of a person long since dead? Can love blossom between a mortal and a ghost? Can a guy find romance with an angel? You'll ponder these questions and more while enjoying three stories appearing in "Supernatural Love". Martin Delacroix is one of America's most prolific authors of gay erotic fiction.

All guys have desires; it's only natural. But the search for fulfillment always seems to pose a challenge for gay men. In this four-story Martin Delacroix anthology, a college-age voyeur finds a partner in crime, a skateboarder finds love from an unexpected source, an Internet hookup brings two mismatched men together, and two distance runners find the difference in their ages doesn't much matter when their lives intersect. Read about them in the pages of "Boys and Desire".