Mars enters Pisces, giving Beckett Cooper the opportunity to assert himself when it comes to a secret infatuation; his best friend's younger brother Levi. But can Beckett trust what's in front of him and be brave enough to take what he wants?With Venus in Virgo, people usually become more reserved, but Levi Byrne always takes the opposite road of what's expected of him. So, instead of pulling back, he reaches out for a man he's been interested in for years; Beckett Cooper.Is it the celestial bodies aligning to bring together two people destined for each other? Or is it a simple tale of boy meets boy, boy likes boy, and boy wants to kiss boy? Do Beckett and Levi even care, or are they too busy getting to know each other ... and falling in love?

Surrounded by all creatures gruesome and grotesque, Thisby Thestoop, the gamekeeper for the Black Mountain Dungeon, is getting roped into another job—saving the princess's skin—in the debut fantasy-adventure series by Zac Gorman, contributor to the hilarious Rick and Morty comic series.In the absurd land of Nth, Thisby Thestoop can be found within the forlorn walls of Castle Grimstone, down the precarious steps of the Black Mountain dungeon, up to her nose in griffon toenails, gnoll spittle, and troll meat (to give to them, not made of them). When the prince and princess arrive for a Royal Inspection, the much too good-looking Princess Iphigenia winds up lost in the tunnels of the dungeon—without her guards, her staff, or her younger twin brother—and it's up to Thisby to guide the princess safely past the hoards of minotaurs, wyverns, ghouls, and who-knows-what-else that would love nothing more than to nosh the royal...

Milly Gaisford swings gracefully up into the saddle and then turns back and smiles. “Thanks, Cole.”Cole leans on the half door of the loose box and watches as she walks Hunter across the yard to the dressage arena. Yep, life would be a lot easier if his boss’s daughter was unpleasant in anyway. Since she’d come back from boarding school, those amber eyes, that long dark hair and the slim body, curved in all the right places had filled his every waking thought, and his dreams. She seems as attracted to him as he is to her. But he’s not going to act on it. With a father determined drink himself to death, and more often unemployed than working he needs this job. Besides, Milly is way out of his league.Then, tragedy strikes—on the way home from an event there’s a fatal accident.Does Milly blame him for what has happened?Will the attraction they feel for each other be able to survive this?