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Summary: Squirrels should never travel alone. Three months ago, Deneb Hartman lost his cousin. They were in a clearing, in their squirrel forms, when wolves attacked them. His cousin never made it back, and Deneb’s world shattered. He never did well on his own, and he’s been traveling aimlessly ever since. Nicodemus Zervas owns a thrift shop in Doson. He’s a vampire surrounded by humans unaware of the supernatural world, and it’s lonely. For a year, he had a squirrel shifter working for him, but now he’s moved on and left Nicodemus behind. But then one day, there is a naked man jumping out of his recycling dumpster. When Nicodemus runs after him, all he can find is a squirrel. Deneb found a nice little forest behind a thrift store to hang out in. Had he known people stayed in the building overnight, he wouldn’t have shifted where he could be seen. Nicodemus is almost sure the naked man and the squirrel are the same, but how to get him to show himself to Nicodemus? Bribe him with macadamia nuts?

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Summary: "Hmmm, an alien, an angel, and a dead prophet. Welcome. We’ve been expecting you. Please come in." Operating a piece of heavy machinery, for example, a time machine under the influence of tainted human blood, is never a good idea, especially if my oldest friend and onboard computer, Lasitor, vowed to protect not only me but my bloodline for eternity. This is my story. If you haven't figured that out by now, I feel sorry for you and your parents. Anyhow, this is how I found my soulmate by accident in a time and place not written down in your human history books. My story comes with a warning label. It is a time travel, speculative science fiction fantasy—I’m spelling it out for those slow to grasp things like this. It contains elements that might shock or confuse you. Your human history about where you came from, and where you think you are going, might or might not be as you imagined. The explicit, graphic depictions of my love life and my travels are unsuitable for young, sensitive readers or anyone offended by gay sex. Thank you to the wonderful author who has taken the time to write it all down meticulously. Copyrighted © 2024 Anzulla, According to ISH - A crossover between Children of Anzulla and the New Beginnings M/M Series by Kashel Char. All rights reserved.

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Summary: When Jack meets Tom, he’s immediately smitten. But the time isn’t right for romance. Instead, they become best friends. Tom has just bought his dream café and is working around the clock to get it up and running. Jack totally understands since he’s establishing himself as a CPA. After Tom’s sister dies, leaving him with her six-year-old son, Jack realizes Tom doesn’t have the time or energy to do everything the boy needs. So Jack offers to help raise the boy. Despite Jack’s reluctance to declare his love and Tom’s exhaustion, they adjust into a semblance of a modern family. When Zack is ready to go off to college, though, the dynamic is threatened. Will their nuclear family explode or become fused forever?

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Summary: Lost in Translation: An Opposites-Attract MM Romance in Tokyo When American travel journalist Connor Byrne lands in Tokyo, he expects dazzling neon nights, serene temples, and stories for his latest article. What he doesn’t expect is Hiroshi Sato. A disciplined, magnetic architect reluctantly assigned as his guide. Connor’s easy charm clashes with Hiroshi’s guarded intensity. But as they share teahouses, train stations, and hidden corners of the city, sparks flare where words fall short. Connor is only in Japan for a week. Hiroshi has spent a lifetime protecting his heart. To risk everything for one fleeting connection could mean passion beyond imagination or heartbreak neither is ready for. Lost in Translation is a seductive MM romance about opposites colliding, walls breaking, and a love that refuses to be lost in the silence. Click Buy Now and step into a Tokyo love story that will stay with you long after the last page.