Destiny lures Colin Leyton to a HMV music store one fine Saturday morning in March where he stumbles across the young and flamboyant Sam Taylor. Sam has a knack for attracting trouble and a gift for rubbing people up the wrong way. Against his better judgement Colin finds himself playing white knight when Sam’s antics get out of hand and he lands in bother with two store security guards.

Pascal Janssen is terminally ill and tries to help ‘his boys’ Tom and Adam prepare for his death. He hopes that Tom and Adam will come together as a couple, but Adam's love for Tom seems to have cooled. Will he be able to make a commitment? Beautiful, inspirational, heartrending, but ultimately optimistic Pascal’s Boys is a story about love.

Hope House Part Four. Breakfast Blues It never rains but it pours. Missing raisins, foreign toast, bad Hobbits, terrible weather and a mysterious strangers - it’s all par for the course at Hope House.

A free short read. What's a man to do when his partner seems to prefer housework to sex? William realises it's time to get in touch with his alpha side when his partner Peter shows more interest in housework than in him. This story is also included in the 'Gay Briefs' anthology.

A pair of short stories featuring gay couple Phin and Adam ~ Previously published separately and also as part of the anthology -‘The Corridor and Other Stories’ Revised in this edition. Phin and Adam are always there for each other in tough times, but harmony isn't always an aspect of their relationship.

Red Sky by Morning is the third story in the 'Postcards From A Seaside Village' series. It's a new dawn and a new day, but Linval Larkin is far from feeling fine. His mind is too busy chasing anxiety to take pleasure in the beautiful red-streaked skies of early morning. Resentment is also part of the equation. Thanks to his partner David his chance to reclaim fame has been and gone.

M/M romance fiction with a sweet festive flavour and a little spanking spice. Introducing 'The Silver Coffee Lounge & Book Exchange.' Meet James, Josh and Bea.

Out of Tune It's December 1981 and psychiatrist Gordon Trapp returns from a trip abroad to discover that his young would be lover, a former patient, has conducted himself less than commendably in his absence. He decides that it's time to take Nathaniel Andrews, street busker, very firmly in hand. D/s Fiction by Fabian Black...M/M stories with a discipline theme