The True Meaning of Love    by XoXo Publishing
Price: $2.99 USD. 8780 words. Published on March 17, 2011. .
Brandon McFerry and London Davies are a couple that have been together six years. After having an argument over the importance of Brandon's event at his art gallery versus London's party at his club, London is involved in a serious car accident that causes him to become temporarily incapacitated. During his rehabilitation, Brandon and London will learn the true meaning of love.

Red Fire - Surrender    by Cassandre Dayne
Price: $5.99 USD. 92270 words. Published by Naughty Nights Press  on October 29, 2011. .
Book one in the paranormal "Fire Series" by Cassandre Dayne. Jax Steele, investigating the murders of young men brings back memories of past wretched events that had taken his family and his soul. Aleksandr Vasiliev, A monster to some, the vampire had forsaken his past and the family regime in search of a new life away from murdering humans. A bond forged brings so much more then they imagined..

Chocolatiers of the High Winds    by H.B. Kurtzwilde
Price: $6.99 USD. 122850 words. Published by Circlet Press on May 3, 2012. .
Chocolatiers of the High Winds is a rollicking romance in classic adventuring style, punctuated with passion and sweetened with chocolate. The ebook edition collects all 50 chapters of the web serial that ran on circlet.com from 2010-2011, and also includes one bonus chapter featuring a new erotic scene between Mayport and Thiervy... and more chocolate!

The Boys Club    by Naughty Nights Press
Price: $3.99 USD. 51510 words. Published on May 31, 2012. .
Eleven authors – twelve naughty male-on-male stories that will bring you to your knees. Join the authors and find out just what happens – what only exclusive members are privileged to see – in “The Boys Club” Our author’s kinky characters tell all about the sexual escapades they partake of within the pages of The Boys Club in their individual gay male stories.

Bring Me To Life    by Scarlett Parrish
Price: $4.99 USD. 62670 words. Published by musapublishing on October 11, 2012. .
Nathan Stephenson died seventy years ago and he’d like the world – or at least one person – to think he stayed that way.