Heated rivalry. Cold blood. Primal passion. "A queer hockey romance with dinosaurs. I didn't know I needed this, but I absolutely did." Stone is the first dinosaur to play in the Major League of Hockey. Genetically engineered, devastatingly talented, and hiding behind a carefully constructed shell of professionalism, he's spent his entire career proving he belongs. The last thing he needs is a distraction. Ruslan Khasanov is exactly that. The cocky, insufferably gorgeous center for the Seattle Barracudas plays like he owns the ice—and he knows it. He's everything Stone resents. He's also the only person who's ever looked at Stone and seen more than a dinosaur in skates. Their rivalry is legendary. The fights are vicious. The chemistry is worse. What begins as hatred becomes a secret neither of them can afford. Because Stone and Ruslan don't just play for rival teams—they're falling for each other in a league, and a world, that isn't ready for what they are. Dino Scores is an affectionate parody of Rachel Reid's Heated Rivalry, combining the best of M/M sports romance with speculative fiction, sharp humor, and one very memorable prehensile tail scene. Perfect for fans of: Rachel Reid, Casey McQuiston, and Chuck Tingle Content includes: explicit sexual content, homophobia, profanity, and dinosaurs behaving very badly From the author of Wet Hot Allosaurus Summer and Triceratops and Bottoms

She's my little sister's best friend. And exactly who I should NOT be spending a summer with... The last time I saw Elle, she was a child. A Harry Potter-obsessed 13-year-old with a penchant for fan fiction and following me around. Six years later she’s on my doorstep. The braces are gone. The “Team Gryffindor” t-shirt’s been replaced with a bikini the size of my index finger. And I can’t get her out of my head, no matter how hard I try. Except she’s still the girl I’m not allowed to have, the center of a secret I hope she never learns. Resisting what I feel for Elle Grayson is the only way to protect my family. But am I willing to break both our hearts in the process? *This is a completely rewritten and re-edited version of Bloom. It is now dual point-of-view, and there are major changes to plot.

Tess was hoping for some major life changes. Somehow, getting chosen by a god wasn't what she had in mind. After going through her quarter-life crisis and quitting her job, Tess wasn't exactly sure what her future would hold. That only becomes doubly true when she's abruptly plucked from her life on Earth and whisked away to a new world. With nothing but a somewhat cryptic blessing from a god, Tess will have to carve out a new life for herself in a land where magic, monsters, and character levels are all par for the course. Unfortunately, it doesn't help that dark forces are stirring, she's woefully unprepared, and spiders keep trying to turn her into dinner. Follow Tess as she gets embroiled in the affairs of gods, embarking on a journey through blighted deadlands, bustling cities, and merciless dungeons. Protagonist is a classic LitRPG novel with character levels, classes, and stats, ideal for existing fans of the genre and newcomers alike.

A bombshell bestseller in Japan, a provocative, defiant debut novel about a young woman in a care home seeking autonomy and the full possibilities of her life. Born with a congenital muscle disorder, Shaka spends her days in her room in a care home outside Tokyo, relying on an electric wheelchair to get around and a ventilator to breathe. But if Shaka's physical life is limited, her quick, mischievous mind has no she takes e-learning courses on her iPad, publishes explicit fantasies on websites, and anonymously troll-tweets to see if anyone is paying attention (“If I were to live again, I’d want to be a highclass prostitute”). One day, she tweets into the void an offer of an enormous sum of money for a sperm donor. To her surprise—and ours—her new nurse accepts the dare, unleashing a series of events that will forever change Shaka's sense of herself as a woman in the world. Hunchback has shaken Japanese literary culture with its skillful depiction of the physical body and unrepentant humor. Winner of the prestigious Akutagawa Prize, it's a feminist story about the dignity of an individual who insist on her right to make choices for herself, no matter the consequences. Formally creative and refreshingly unsentimental, Hunchback depicts the joy, anger, and desires of a woman demanding autonomy in a world that doesn't aways always grant it to people like her. Full of wit, bite, and heart, this unforgettable novel reminds us all of the full potential of our lives, no matter the limitations we experience.