Pride Week Blitz with Carina Press
Synopses : Pride Week Books - Carina Press - 2014 Releases:
Sharp Love by Ava March (June release) [Goodreads]
London, 1822
William
Drake has lived among thieves, bastards and beggars all his life, doing
what’s necessary to survive. As a young orphan, that included looking
after his best friend, Jack Morgan. But as they grew older, Jack took
the honest path, leaving Will behind to fend for himself the only ways
he knows how.
When an unsavory errand for his employer brings Jack
back to London’s underbelly, he needs Will’s help. It’s there, among
the alleys they ran through as children, that the love he’s always felt
for Will returns. As their nights together grow hotter, Will discovers
something new about his old friend—Jack’s need to serve extends into the
bedchamber.
Will has never fully abandoned his dream of escaping
London with Jack. But what could the Duke’s driver want with a dishonest
cheat like him, beyond a bit of rough sex? It takes the gamble of
Will’s life to find out if he can win Jack’s heart…
The Lost Year by Libby Drew (June release) [Goodreads]
Devon
McCade is no stranger to adversity. As a photojournalist, he’s seen all
manner of human struggle. And as a kid, it’s what brought him to
Neverwood, to his foster mother Audrey. It’s what he’s facing now, as he
and his foster brothers work to restore the once-stately mansion amidst
surprising signs from Audrey herself.
But when another
anguished soul arrives at Neverwood, Devon can’t hide behind his camera.
Nicholas Hardy is certain he saw his runaway son, Robbie, in a photo
Devon took of homeless children. Devon knows all too well that a young
teenager on the streets doesn’t have many options—and Robbie has been
missing for a full year.
Searching for Robbie with Nicholas stirs
memories and passions Devon had thought long lost, yet knowing that
Nicholas will leave as soon as Robbie is found keeps him from opening
himself up to something permanent. Devon must learn to fight for what he
wants to keep—his love, and his home.
Maybe This Time by AM Arthur (July release) [Goodreads]
As
a regular at gay hotspot Pot O Gold, Ezra Kelley avoids his tangled
emotions with the simplicity of one-night stands and attachment-free
hookups. Until the night bartender Donner Davis picks him up off the
floor after a misunderstanding and too much tequila. Ezra can’t remember
the last time someone was…nice. It’s more than he deserves.
Witnessing
his lover’s death two years ago has Donner trapped in a holding
pattern: living in his sister’s basement, working at the Pot and
flirting with the customers. He’s not above spending a night with the
gorgeous Ezra, but love is not in the cards. That’s more than he’s ready
for.
A passionate night leads to a connection neither man
expects, and they take the first steps to something that looks like a
real relationship. But Ezra’s been running from himself so long he
doesn’t know how to live any other way. And Donner can’t risk his heart
just to lose everything again. They’ll both need the strength to let go
of the past if they want to get it right this time.
Stranger on the Shore by Josh Lanyon (May release) [Goodreads]
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Twenty
years ago young Brian Arlington, heir to Arlington fortune, was
kidnapped. Though the ransom was paid, the boy was never seen again and
is presumed dead. Pierce Mather, the family lawyer, now administers and
controls the Arlington billions. He’s none too happy, and more than a
little suspicious, when investigative journalist Griffin Hadley shows up
to write about the decades-old mystery. Griff shrugs off the coldly
handsome Pierce’s objections, but it might not be so easy to shrug off
the objections of someone willing to do anything to keep the past
buried.
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