Love can conquer anything…even death. After being separated from his lover, Ash, no one and nothing is going to stand in Slate’s way when it comes to getting him back. He plans on using magics he’s unfamiliar with to call Ash back to his side—but he doesn’t think about the consequences. Nothing matters but getting his lover back in his arms again. However, once they’re reunited, Slate and Ash are determined to stay together no matter what the cost. After all, true love can conquer anything…even death. This title contains explicit sex, graphic language, and male/male erotic romance.

Sometimes a kiss is worth more than a thousand words. Once a famous vocalist, Ian has become mute through a mysterious set of circumstances that no doctor can explain. He has people he can call on, but what he really needs is a best friend, a companion, a lover. The very person he’s been looking for is about to arrive on his doorstep. At a low point, Ian encounters a strange man in his garden—a wandering musician, like the bards of older times. Andy accepts Ian for who he is, lack of voice included, and reassures Ian that love itself is one of the greatest forms of expression. Will Ian coax Andy to stay, save him, and share with him a love that will not be denied, even if it goes unspoken?

Letters are funny things, you know? A piece of paper with some handwritten words can change a person’s life… The time has come for them to go their separate ways. It’s been a hard decision for two men so very much in love, but Luke and his partner Brandon are parting so that Luke can head to New York and follow his dreams. It seems, however, that someone or something doesn’t want Luke to leave his beloved. He and Brandon discover a chest of letters in their attic which details their relationship down to the last moment—except that these letters were written in 1948. Should they listen to the guidance given by the mysterious writer of the letters? Should they give in to the urge to stay together, no matter what? Should Brandon fight for his man? The answer is in the final letter…