Ergebnis für "The Lodger" in Literatur & Belletristik

Omega Shared is the story of two wolf men named Owen and Zane and a bear named Karl. This unlikely threesome are fated mates, who need to figure out a way to be together that will work for all three of them.

His life may be falling apart but he's not looking for someone to fix it. Or is he? Slade's not at rock bottom but he's close. His band split up, his bank account 's empty, and his best friend went and fell in love. As soon as Jack saunters up behind him, Slade's immediately on edge. Jack's fancy suits and expensive whiskey, while Slade's dive bars and cheap beer. Besides, why would someone who owns a kink club be interested in a wreck like him? Slade doesn't want to crave Jack, yet he can't bring himself to disobey his demands. He knows Jack can give him rewards he's never dreamed of.

This is the first in a gay mystery series, the Kyle Callahan Mysteries. Who killed Teddy the handyman - if anyone killed him at all? Kyle and his life partner Danny Durban live in New York City, where murder never seems to be more than a subway stop away. In this first story, they head to Pride Lodge, their favorite getaway from the City, over what they expect to be a festive Halloween weekend. What they find instead is a web of murder, deceit, and revenge served cold as a knife blade

Sam is terrified of his own success. He may have set up a dream playroom at The Lodge for Daddies and their littles to play, but as a trans man, he struggles to believe anyone would want him as their boy. And though he feels an immediate connection with a handsome high school principal, he can’t stand the thought of being rejected.

Twenty-two-year-old Oscar is a lost cause. He roams central London, looking for love and distraction. But this isn't quite Bright Lights, Big City: Oscar is gay but feels disconnected from London's gay scene. He is naive and rootless, an emotionally stunted young man who lives in upscale Kensington with his foster mother, novelist Charlotte Fontaine. But all of this changes when he meets Tim, Charlotte's 3--something literary agent with whom Oscar becomes hopelessly infatuated.