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Two very different couples. Two very different lives. Yet somehow they manage to keep things between friends. Schoolteacher Jason and Harry the cop have a pretty good life together. Or at least they always have in the past. When Harry starts acting strangely, withdrawing from Jason and displaying bouts of mysterious anger, Jason starts to wonder if he’s losing his hold on what he and Harry share. He turns to his friend Samuel, a college roommate, for a little moral support. Antique dealer Samuel has enough on his plate, buying a new house with his lover, Peter, and keeping up with their inventive love life. Luckily for Jason, Samuel’s lover, Peter, is also a good friend of Harry’s. When Peter hears about the troubles between Harry and Jason, he forces Harry to confront his demons, and to give Jason the chance to help. Can Harry and Jason come to terms with secrets that might change their lives forever? With Samuel and Peter’s help, they just might, as they find out what friends are for, and what it means to let someone help share the load. Sean Michael creates a finely woven web of friendship, where two couples and two sets of friends become family, and where the intricate dance of everyday life comes alive in the most beautiful way.

This edition is no longer available.Kade has been a slave for too long. When he passes to yet another owner in a game of chance, he goes without a fight. He's still as proud as he ever was as a warrior of his people, but he has no hope left in him. Or so he thinks. Surial doesn't keep slaves. He's not a native of Azize, the land where he serves out his banishment from his family. He doesn't believe in their customs. So when Kade comes to him on a bet, he's not sure what to do with the big, quiet man. Kade goes to work in the stables, and soon an uneasy friendship begins to grow between the unwilling slave and the unlikely master. Even Surial's servants disapprove of the relationship, but Kade and Surial have more to worry about that a few raised eyebrows. In a world where magic exists in the everyday, Surial and Kade have to face their own fears, their own dreams, and a danger that might well overtake both of them. Sean Michael builds a world full of amazing characters and places in Windbrothers, where the fragile friendship of two men is tested and tried again and again, until ultimately, they find something more precious than anything either of them has ever dreamed of.

From a chance encounter between previous lovers to an other worldly present given to a very special young man, Bus Stories and Other Tales offers fifteen tales of love and need, passion and pleasure. This anthology includes the popular fairy tale ''Winter’s Gift,'' and ''The Bohemians,'' a story about a young man who trusts beyond reason and the men who love him.

Are they men or cats? They're both! In Shifting Volume I, the shapeshifters are all about fur and claws, teeth and purrs. These are not domesticated house cats. They're wild animals thinly veiled in a human's skin. In Outcasts, human Anneal is banished from his home, sent away by an uncaring father, and lost in the mountains as the snows are about to fall. He finds what he thinks is an empty cave, but it turns out to be the den of a very special mountain lion. Ferris isn't used to being around men, for all that he can assume a man's skin. He's suspicious of Anneal to begin with, but they learn to share their space, and eventually, their love. Can they survive when Anneal decides he must confront his past? In The Beast Within, Sean Michael gives us Rex and Lee, two members of a pride of werecats who face danger from those they hold most dear. Lee is the alpha of his pride, and he takes Rex in, making him his lover and right hand. When family turns against them, Lee is forced to make a hard choice, and he pushes Rex to make some hard decisions, too. Can they find their place in the pride when the whole world around them changes? Fulfill your inner beast. Read Shifting today!

What is it about tigers that make them both cuddly and terrifying? With this volume of Shifting, we explore the primal myth of the man hunting tiger, and the tiger who can become a man. Malik has found his soulmate in Rishi, the young tiger-man he meets by chance on his journeys. Their first tale, In the Hearts of Tigers, sees Malik and Rishi encountering the world of men, and with devastating consequences. Their reward is Lynn, a young valet for a British noble, lost in the wilds of India. Can they make Lynn understand what it takes to love a tiger? In the prequel, Tigers' Tails, Malik and Rishi meet, and come to terms with their differences. Rishi has never lived as a man, and Malik has to teach him what it's like to live, and love, in human form. Authors Sean Michael and Julia Talbot deliver two beautifully crafted tales about how tigers mate for life. Bite into them today!

Scott Daley is a high-powered executive by day, but by night he plays on the fetish scene. He keeps his two lives scrupulously separate, not wanting his clients to have any idea what he gets up to. Afraid it might ruin him, Dal keeps the wild child firmly in the closet. So when Dillon, a distant business associate, sees Dal at a club one night, things take a dangerous, and exciting turn. Dillon invites him to what he thinks is a business meeting, but it turns into a weekend of debauchery that sets off a torrid affair. Meeting whenever they can, high-powered Dillon and ambitious Dal explore all of the ways they can love each other, living just enough on the edge to get a thrill. And maybe get caught. When things go sour, Dal hits the road, running as far away as he can, trying to figure out how to minimize the damage to his life and his career. Dillon isn't quite ready to let him go, though, and sets out to get Dal back. Can Dillon convince Dal that some secrets are worth letting out of the bag? Sean Michael creates an exciting world where business meets pleasure and all of the games have high stakes in this steamy novel. Wrap it up and take it home!

Palin leads a well-ordered life, needing peace and quiet after spending his days working as an information broker, reading minds for money. Which is why Tigre seems like such a strange choice for him as a lover. When Palin sees vala Tigre in one of his mindreading forays, he knows he has to have him, despite the fact that the man has been created for two purposes; fighting and pleasure. Together they build a new life, one of pleasure and pain, of love and discipline. When life threatens to tear them apart, they fight to keep the home they’ve created, even if the obstacles they must overcome are within as much as without.