Club Zombie: Zombies Suck Part 17

Storm stared at him for a second before admitting, "That's no girl, that's my little brother."

About the Author.

Z. Allora recently repatriated to the South of the USA after a six year stint in China. (Talk about culture shock!) She feels it is her duty to help educate against intolerance, that is, when she's not too busy hiding under her blankets typing out stories about wicked, beautiful boys doing wicked, beautiful things to each other. She will never grow old because she refuses to grow up, perhaps the most valuable lesson she learned in her years of globetrotting with her one true love.

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Catching the Son by Matt Kerwin.

Brady is a disappointment to his ruthless businessman Dad, and the b.u.t.t of his h.o.m.ophobic brother's jibes. He's not good at anything of which his family approves. They don't think he's man enough, beginning to harbor suspicions about his s.e.xuality-not that Brady himself is brave enough to experiment with either s.e.x. So when his Dad orders him to stay home from college to crack the whip over a group of rough construction workers who are renovating the house, it's a situation ripe for trouble.

And trouble is exactly what the timid Brady gets-as well as an education in how to tame four h.o.r.n.y muscular men eager to get their d.i.c.ks polished at every opportunity. Brady might just have found the approval he's craved for so long. Until his new-found skills are rudely interrupted, and he finds himself just another cog in the wheel of his Dad's business machinations.

Alone Together by DC Juris.

Ever have one of those days where you open your mouth and trip over everything that comes out?.

Garrett Morris is having a bad day. On a scale of one to ten, it's a twenty. Mind you, it should be going much better, considering he's seeing Aaron, the secret love of his life, for the first time in a little over two years. But his wife's h.o.m.ophobic family and his own big mouth keep getting him into trouble. If he's not careful, he'll lose everything-wife, job... and Aaron.

Kiss Me You Animal by Dakota Rebel

Cole Grayson and his younger brother, Bryce, own a private investigation firm...or at least that's what it says on their taxes. Actually, they are exterminators who hunt the preternatural bad guys of the world. One night, on the way home from a case, they find a man by the name of Sebastian Reaux lying in a b.l.o.o.d.y heap on the side of the road.

When they learn that Sebastian was attacked and infected by a werepanther, they are reluctant to bring him home, but the injured man and Cole find a quick attraction to each other that leads the oldest Grayson man to think there is a lot more to the future s.h.i.+fter than he realizes.

The three men find themselves quickly pulled into a vicious battle. Cole soon realizes that it is not just his humanity he has to fear for, but he also stands to lose the only two men who have ever been welcomed into his heart.

The Westerfields of Chatham County by Carol Lynne

Ian and Bull Westerfield have spent years loving each other in all the ways the law said they shouldn't. When they come across a drifter looking for work, the brothers invite the stranger into their home, and eventually, to their bed.

Axel Bennett was looking for work, not a home. When an accident leaves him in the hands of the Westerfield brothers, they offer him both. Envious of the bond the brothers' share, Axel agrees to stay the winter.

Their love will be put to the test-a piece of land or the safety of each other?.

Here Comes the Groom: The Proposal.

Football is a team sport; Danny didn't expect the same from his marriage.

When football jock, Brad, proposes to his boyfriend, Danny, in front of the whole team, their reaction is not what either expected, especially from arch h.o.m.ophobe, Brett. As the beer flows at the celebration, it becomes apparent to Danny there's an ulterior motive to the jocks' behavior. When they slip Brad a Mickey Finn so they can show Danny what they really think of him, he wonders if he's really cut out for a married life.

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