Genre: M/M; Historical; Samurai; Yaoi
Related book: Flying Fish
Length: Novella
Word count: 31513
eISBN: 9781937796266
Cover art: Les Byerley

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Hirata searches for his lost soulmate and childhood friend, Sho. But Sho has…changed, in ways Hirata could never have imagined. Ways that could keep them apart for the rest of their lives…

After a harrowing seventeen-year separation, Hirata Morimasa leaves his home and secure future to search for his childhood friend, Sho. Blinded by illness when they were children, Sho was sent away, apprenticed to a blind masseur (an anma) to learn his trade, and then disappeared.

Desperate to find the other half of his heart and soul, Hirata willingly sacrifices the prestige and security of his father’s dojo to find him. When an anma who looks exactly like Sho crosses his path in front of a gambling parlor one day, the man flatly denies he is Sho. Hirata knows better and is determined to get the truth…and to get back the friend he’d lost. However, even though Hirata knows in his bones this man is his soul mate, Sho has…changed…in ways Hirata could not have prepared for in his wildest imaginings, changes that could continue to keep them apart…forever.

Publisher’s note: BLIND LOVE was originally published in the FRIENDS TO LOVERS anthology.

Publisher: Ai Press
Genre: Menage; M/M/M/F; Historical
Length: Novella
eISBN: 9781937796167
Cover art: Les Byerley

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ISBN-10: 1596325208
ISBN-13: 978-1596325203
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One woman. Three men. A lot of pleasure to be had. But can she allow herself to have what she craves in her heart and soul?

One afternoon in Robert’s barn, Celia got her first taste of erotic passion with him and Freddie and Patrick. But “nice” girls don’t give their body to even one man outside of marriage, much less three, no matter how brawny and deliciously masculine they are. And no matter how much they love you. The abundance of eroticism frightened her away and she attempted to live a quiet life, acceptable to her mother and to society, if not exciting or true to her own heart.

No sooner had she done so, however, than the war took all the young men from the village, including her acceptable fiancé. Two years of loneliness make Celia realize how much she needs and loves the three men she once ran from and vows that if life gives her a second chance, she’ll take it. When her prayers are answered and Robert, Patrick and Freddie return, each needing the love only she can give, Celia gives it, body and soul.

Publisher’s Notes: This book contains sexual content that may be offensive to some readers: m/m/m/f ménage and has been previously published.