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The Gay Detective Novel
Gertrude Stein called it "the only really modern novel form that has come into existence," yet the mystery genre was a century old before it featured its first gay main character in a novel. Since then, gay and lesbian detective fiction has been one of the fastest growing segments of the genre. It incorporates gay and lesbian cultural elements and offers crossover appeal. Its authors call upon a century of development in the mystery genre, while providing new, more accurate images of lesbians and gay men than generally found in mainstream literature and popular media. This groundbreaking study of gay and lesbian detective fiction examines mystery series and historically significant stand-alo...
The Art of New Beginnings
Alex Reynolds, a sensitive and talented artist, whose world is upended when his passionate relationship with Jordan Torres, a charismatic painter, comes to an abrupt end. Shattered by Jordan's confession of love for his ex-boyfriend, Alex finds himself at a crossroads, struggling to pick up the pieces of his broken heart. Seeking solace and a fresh start, Alex enrolls in a summer semester at the Rhode Island School of Design (RISD), where he embarks on a transformative journey. Amidst the challenges of a new environment and the vibrant arts scene of Providence, Alex begins to rediscover his passion for art and his own identity. His path takes an unexpected turn when he transfers to the Unive...
Capital Queers
Alex Reynolds and his lover Peter Livesay discover that a mysterious cult has killed friends of theirs over their friends' accidental possession of a stolen religious artifact. Now, Alex, Peter, and Alex's mother have inherited their friends' annoying dog Muffin as well as the unwanted and deadly attention of the killers... in Fred Hunter's Capital Queers.
If Trees Could Testify... A novel based on the true story of Madison County's infamous Gahagan murders
IF TREES COULD TESTIFY... is a historical mystery novel based on the true story of Madison County's infamous Gahagan murders. The homicides occurred near the Appalachian mountain town of Marshall, North Carolina, known by some as the “Jewel of the Blue Ridge,” but known by locals to be “a block wide, a mile long, sky high and hell deep.” The French Broad River bisects the town, which harbors both ghosts from Civil War events and the lore of mermaids. On a quiet summer night in 1983, two elderly siblings were tragically murdered in their colonial, Georgian-style home across from Big Laurel Creek. Known for their distrust of banks and having a collection of antiques, gold, and silver c...
Whispers of Forgotten Stars
This book includes an element like none other- poems, short stories, and songs. Many of the short stories are full of science fiction, romance, and fantasy, while the poems are creative and of the tribute variety. In addition, the songs are well- written and full of emotion. A book anyone of reading age can easily be entertained by.
Fired Up: Conquering Sales Burnout, Igniting Motivation
Dive into an exploration of strategies to reignite passion, stoke motivation, and navigate the challenges that emerge in the competitive sales industry. Travel alongside the protagonist as they explore practical techniques, expert insights, and inspiring anecdotes that provide a fresh outlook on success in sales. Brace for a transformative experience that will energize and empower individuals, paving the way for tremendous growth and renewed enthusiasm in the world of sales.
MacCloud's Secret
Brimming with high stakes adventure, chilling mystery, and passionate romance, this collection of two novellas and eight short stories speaks to the emotions that make life fascinating. In the title story, "MacCloud's Secret," Angus Duncun MacCloud feels that he's taken advantage of a bereaved widow, and asks for her hand in marriage. But when she turns up dead, suspicion falls on MacCloud, and he must explain how someone broke into his home without anyone hearing or seeing anything. MacCloud guards his secret, as the authorities seek to uncover the truth. Other stories in this collection deal with the periphery of war. In "The Commander's Car," a prewar ensign is given a degrading order by ...
