Anita Kelly Libri

Alexei Lebedev's journey on the Pacific Crest Trail begins with a single snake. And it is angling for the hot stranger who seemed to have appeared out of thin air... Lex is prepared for rattlesnakes, blisters, and months of solitude. What he isn't prepared for is Ben Caravalho. But somehow - on a 2,500-mile trail - Alexei keeps running into the outgoing and charismatic hiker with golden-brown eyes, again and again. It might be coincidence. Then again, maybe there's a reason the trail keeps bringing them together . . . Ben has made his fair share of bad decisions, and almost all of them involved beautiful men. And yet there's something about the gorgeous and quietly nerdy Alexei that Ben can't just walk away from. Surely a bad decision can't be this cute and smart. And there are worse things than falling in love during the biggest adventure of your life. But when their plans for the future are turned upside down, Ben and Alexei begin to wonder if it's possible to hold on to something this wild and wonderful

In a vibrant high school basketball setting, the narrative blends romance and comedy as it explores the chemistry between characters navigating both their professional and personal lives. The story promises to deliver humorous situations and heartfelt moments, making it an engaging read for fans of romantic comedies. With a backdrop of sports, it highlights the challenges and joys of relationships in a competitive environment, appealing to a wide audience.

Set in the vibrant Moonlight Café, this collection features three novellas from the Moonlighters series that celebrate queer relationships through music and nostalgia. Each story offers a unique perspective, including a non-binary romance, a male/male connection, and a butch/butch love story. Additionally, a bonus short story and an essay on the series' origins provide deeper insight into the themes of community and self-expression. The café serves as a backdrop for heartfelt connections and the joy of singing together.

Die queere RomCom des Jahres: Wie viele Köch: innen verträgt die Liebe? Dahlia Woodson, frisch geschieden und fast pleite, ist mehr als bereit, sich neu zu erfinden – sie kündigt ihren sicheren, aber nicht erfüllenden Job, um endlich ihrem großen Traum nachzugehen und die TV-Kochshow »Chef's Special« zu gewinnen. Doch als allererstes stolpert sie vor laufender Kamera, und auch sonst läuft nichts wie geplant ... London Parker hingegen ist die erste nonbinäre Person der Show, und nach der öffentlichen Verkündung von Londons Pronomen im nationalen Fernsehen gibt es überhaupt keinen Platz in Kopf (und Herz) für die tollpatschige Köchin am Tisch direkt vor sich. In erster Linie muss London sich zunächst mit allzu bekanntem konservativem Hass herumschlagen. Und trotzdem kommen London und Dahlia sich zwischen kulinarischen Wettkämpfen und gemeinsamen Ausflügen näher – doch kann ihre Beziehung auch in der Realität standhalten? Womöglich müssen sie es schneller herausfinden, als ihnen beiden lieb ist ...