Samaritan: Jackie-Cn

Chaz Brenchley

Mystery, Thriller & Suspense

St.Martin's Press

They call it Paradise - an inner-city danger-zone, starved of resources, starved of hope; run-down housing, run-down lives. Then, a miracle happened. A dying boy was healed by the touch of a charismatic young man. And that's only the beginning. Richard brings light into the darkest places.

Paradise

Literature & Fiction

Literary

Firebird Distributing

Returning home from Spain, Benedict Macallan discovers that greed has run rampant through his family, and Uncle James has taken over the town. In desperation the townspeople have banded together and kidnapped the Macallan women. Something has got to give, and it is unlikely to be Uncle James.

Light Errant

New English Library

Three English girls migrate to London's Refuge, a haven for troubled teenagers, to escape problems at home, only to find that they are trapped in a nightmare from which there is no escape.

Refuge, The

Mystery

Audible Studios on Brilliance Audio

Rowan Coffey is 19 when he leaves university, a bright-burning boy come home to hide after the cruel, casual murder of a friend. Rowan had no alibi; exhausted after weeks of being under suspicion, he's looking for shelter, what's warm, familiar, and safe. But what he finds is chill. And danger. And death.... 

Shelter

In the 2013 volume of Wilde Stories--a critically acclaimed series reprinting the best of the prior year's gay fantasy, horror and science-fiction tales--editor Steve Berman has collected stories of adolescents suffering growing pains in the midst of lake monsters, boyfriends seeking a safe pest-free shelter in an infested dystopian world, the most unique story of a boy and his dog ever written, a forbidden encounter between prison guard and inmate, and pirates encountering a fabled living island. A dozen tales written by award-winning authors including Laird Barron, Richard Bowes, Hal Duncan--and new talent including L. Lark and Rahul Kanakia.

Wilde Stories 2013: The Year's Best Gay Speculative Fiction (Wilde Stories: Year's Best Gay Speculative Fiction)

Science Fiction & Fantasy

JOHN LANGAN

Laird Barron

Hal Duncan

Alex Jeffers

Vincent Kovar

L. Lark

Steve Vernon

Ray Cluley

Rahul Kanakia

Fantasy

Lethe Press

Wilde Stories 2015: The Year's Best Gay Speculative Fiction (2015)

Wilde Stories showcases the previous year's best offerings in short gay fantasy, horror, weird, and science fiction. This volume offers readers the secret missives of Roman emperors, an ungrateful ghost haunting her father's lover, werewolves, possible vampires, and more tales of the strange and eerie blended with bit of loss and passion. Editor Steve Berman has been collecting the finest stories in the field for nearly a decade.

Paul Tremblay

Tom Cardamone

Craig Laurence Gidney

Sunny Moraine

Patrick Pink

Andrew Warburton

Damien Kelly

Genre Fiction

Wilde Stories 2016: The Year's Best Gay Speculative Fiction

Reality and memory; imagination and oblivion. Somewhere between these signposts can be found the events of Wilde Stories 2016: a future world has forbidden the songs of dancefloor divas but on one night the show returns as a cautionary exhibition; high school outcasts create a fictional scapegoat and then his body is found; and let us not forget that colonial Mars needs Oscar Wilde, but then, who doesn't?

Rich Larson

Benjamin Parzybok

Jonathan Harper

Richard Bowes

Bonnie Jo Stufflebeam

E. Catherine Tobler

A. Merc Rustad

Sam J. Miller

Haralambi Markov

David Nickle

Paul Evanby

Jared W. Cooper

Richard Scott Larson

Heartwood: A Mythago Wood Anthology [Trade Paperback]

Adrian Tchaikovsky

Gareth Hanrahan

Aliya Whiteley

Paul Kane

Tim Waggoner

Steven Savile

Matthew Ward

James Brogden

Maura McHugh

Lisa Tuttle

Mark, Morris

Jen Williams

Justina Robson

michael-moorcock

Gary Budden

Lucy Holland

Peter Haynes

RJ Barker

Allen Stroud

PS Publishing

Set in the Kingdom of Outremer, TOWER OF THE KING'S DAUGHTER draws upon rich veins of history, religion and politics, bringing a powerful and imaginative new voice to fantasy fiction. Forty years on from the establishment of the Outremer, trouble is stirring. The religious, determined to root out heresies within the kingdom, have made a base in their stronghold of Roq de Rancon, protected by the Knight Ransomers. And in this remote and secretive place, a tale of love, duty and betrayal will unfold: for Marron, a young man newly sworn to the Ransomers; for Julianne, daughter of the King's Shadow, en route to her wedding in Elessi; and for Elisande, her young and mysterious companion. All have a part to play in the coming upheaval, for their lives are intricately involved with the fate of the kingdom . . .

TOWER OF THE KING'S DAUGHTER (The First Book of Outremer. )

Orbit Books

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