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Aaron and Brian are two teens who fall madly in love. Then one fateful night, an accident leaves one of them with a disability. Forced to deal with guilt and thoughts of suicide, they persevere as they face new sexual frustrations and struggle with life's challenges. (2006 - 2007) |
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A series of 28 interrelated short stories, novellas and novels dealing with life among a group of mostly gay teens in a Midwestern city. (June 2007 - August 2010) |
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A Naptown Tales sequel set 30 years in the future, looks at the life of the first gay President of the United States. (Coming 2011) |
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Danny and David, two Jewish American teens, share a passion for skateboards, music, philosophy . . . and each other. In spite of living in different cities, they become best friends and lovers. Just when they think they’ll finally be together, David's father sends him away. (January, 2010) |
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Lansley and his parents escape persecution on their home world and seek refuge on a binary planet. Just when he thinks he understands sexual dimorphism, he falls in love with a boy who likes other boys. (June, 2010) |
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A Trilogy spanning three generations of love within one family. |
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When Jack loses his wife of more than 40 years, he finds himself besieged by widows looking for a husband. How strange it is, then, when he realizes the one he wants is his neighbor, Larry. (September, 2010) |
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Jack's grandson Steve Jr. fears his mother will reject him, just as she did his father when she learned he was gay. (November, 2010) |
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How different might Stephen's life have been had he admitted his love for Pete 20 years before. Perhaps it wasn’t too late. (Coming December, 2010) |
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What would you tell yourself if you could talk to yourself in the past? Would you try to make things better? What if changing your childhood caused things to spin out of control? (Starting in Late 2010) |
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Sequel to Love in a Chair, Jeff must confront the loss of a friend, cancer, losing a leg, and life as a gay teen. (Starting in 2011) |