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A Well-Placed Pinch

by Jean Roberta

The King and Queen of the Fairies love to watch the human world through their magic mirror. When they see three young women rehearsing for a university production of Shakespeare’s romantic comedy Twelfth Night, the observers see more than the performers know they are showing. Will the shy butch disguised as a page win the heart of her idol, who plays the countess? And will the countess’ maid play a few tricks that aren’t in the script? The royal couple make a bet about how the real drama will be resolved. When the prize is sex, everyone wins!

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Bring the Love

Edited by Lon Sarver, Rylan Hunter, and James L. Wolf

There is something about the love of men for men that speaks to the heart. Masculinity in passion is more than muscle and attitude. It's in the mix of hardness and tenderness, the burning gaze and the soft caress. The struggle with expectation to be tough and the need to be vulnerable. There is something about these stories that show men opening–sometimes eagerly, sometimes reluctantly–to love.

For your pleasure, we offer you men who reclaim lost love, men who find themselves in the love of another man, and men who defy oppression for the sake of love. These are stories that show that an ending is not necessarily the end and that softness is not the same as weakness. In all, eleven stories of love and romance between men from ForbiddenFiction's top authors, including award-winners Julian Keys and Lynn Kelling. To you, our readers, we bring the love.

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Becoming Kerry Cover Reveal & Pre-order!

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Bring the Love Blog Tour & Giveaway

The exciting new m/m anthology with nine authors, Bring the Love, is finally here! For your pleasure, we offer eleven stories with men who reclaim lost love, men who find themselves in the love of another man, and men who defy oppression for the sake of love.

Join us during the last week of June 25-30, as we share rousing sneak peeks into this wonderful collection. Enter giveaways and read behind the scenes! Follow the links to the three part of the interview of the authors, behind he scenes pieces on the stories, and drawings for both print and ebook versions of the book!

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Shaded Chains Blog Tour & Giveaway

The exciting new Jack L. Pyke novella, Shaded Chains, is finally here! Join us during the last week of May 12-28, as we share rousing sneak peeks into this gripping story. Enter giveaways and read behind the scenes!

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About A Well-Placed Pinch

by Jean Roberta When I was growing up, my mother told me that her grandmother (or maybe her great-grandmother) owned a First Folio edition of the complete works of Shakespeare, which could have fetched a good price even then. This was before my ancestors immigrated to America from England in the 1880s. Throughout the nineteenth century, most working-class English families owned two books: the Bible and the works of Shakespeare. Before a free, compulsory public education system was set up in the 1830s, few girls of that class learned how to read or write. Apparently, my ancestor didn’t know the value of her book, and pawned it to buy food for her children. (If that’s true, I think she did the right thing. Shakespeare’s writing... Read more →

About Slow Surrender

by Olivia Stone

Drag is high drama, self-expression, and re-invention. It’s irreverent and playful, but also seriously transgresses and subverts gender boundaries. It’s artificial and honest at the same time, an art form made up of so many beautiful contradictions.

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About Between Here and There

by Lynn Kelling

This bittersweet short is a prequel to my novel, Whatever the Cost—which is the story of a friendship between Liam and Jacen, two high-end prostitutes, that transforms into much more. I wrote the short after the novel was published, to rewind the clock and take a look into the life of the main character, Liam, back when he was just a bright-eyed, optimistic teen recently aged out of foster care and living on his own with friends for the first time.

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About Private Security

I had been working at a university and noticed the interaction between the students. College aged people generally make lifelong friendships. The people I was friends with then, are still my closest friends.

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About Designated Driver

For a short while in my young adult years, I roomed with a second-cousin and, one night, he came home from a party drunk. He talked incessantly as I tried to wrangle him into bed, making very little sense. The next morning, my hung-over cousin related back to me the conversation we’d had as he remembered it. What he thought he’d said, as compared to what he’d actually said, made me laugh.

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Chapter 9: A Glimpse of the Past

Consort
by J.A. Jaken

Charon considered before replying. “I didn’t make the decision to leave lightly. It was the right decision for me to make.”

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Chapter 24: Playing by the Rules

Bound by Lies
by Lynn Kelling

The thing is, he’s still not able to make that last leap of faith, and walk freely over to the table, even when ordered to do so.

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Chapter 7: Looking Out for Number One

Deep Focus
by M.L. Caufax

There wasn’t much documentation on the stuff. That was a stroke of luck for me; it made it easier to destroy the evidence of its existence.

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Chapter 1: Taken

Broken Ink
by Jack L. Pyke

Ranging from about eight down to five, a mix of girls and boys had their hands bound out of sight behind backs as tears streaked cheeks.

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Chapter 26: Forbidden Love

My Brother's Lover
by Lynn Kelling

With the tip of his tongue, he traced up the sweeping arc of Evan’s neck, his breath quickly heating the cooler, dampened skin.

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