 It's December, 1944.
Two U.S. airmen know they will spend Christmas together as prisoners of war inside Nazi Germany, but signs of the enemy's collapse are all around them. They must support one another for survival, waiting for liberation or chance of escape while their bonds of friendship secretly grow into something more.
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 When Forrest met Ernie.
In 1938, people had no fears of ghosts. This was the Great Depression. Fear was empty pockets and empty stomachs, but for the men of Jardonn Smith's Green River, working a Highway 66 project in the WPA meant a full-time job and steady wages. Sure, there's a disgruntled spirit living under the river bridge near their camp, but the only question they have is, "Whose willie will he go for next?"
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 1933 -- The Great Depression, an era of have's and have-not's. In GRIT, William and Jardonn weave a tale of railroaders who run the mighty steam locomotives, and men who ride the rails west in search of work. Hopping trains, however, is a perilous means of transportation. Men who jump the wrong train might find themselves forced into a life of misery unlike anything they suffered back home.
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 A five-story collection about male couples, their unions civil and private. Like most people, they are too busy chasing the almighty dollar to concern themselves with what others are doing in their bedrooms. These men have no need to publicly proclaim what they are. They simply, faithfully, are.
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Electronic versions of Suspicious Diagnosis include Kindle compatible, feature a new cover photo, and sell for $5.99 USD at the publisher's website, where you'll also find another excerpt from the book. See it here:
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 A veteran of WWI copes with the unknowns of his loved one -- a soldier fighting in Europe during WWII -- by visiting a midwestern train station where he hopes to lift the spirits of traveling servicemen.
However, his decision to assist a soldier who's missed his train and is trying to get home, takes him on a road trip he'll never forget.
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 What price do our men in uniform pay long after the war is over? Floyd and Halsey prove that the price can be paid in full to be left behind for a life filled with love.
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Rome's Eastern Empire - 378 CE - events before, during and after the Battle of Hadrianopolis, a devastating loss in which two-thirds of Rome's Eastern Legionnairy forces were wiped out.
Inside the big picture and chaos surrounding them, two soldiers, a Goth and a Roman, struggle to nurture and act upon the undeniable passions they feel for one another.
Never fear, long-time readers. This is Rome. There is torture, and there is sex.
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John was my foundation. My opener of doors. He taught me how to accept myself for what I am. I am queer. A lover of men. A worshiper of all things male. Because of him, I'm comfortable with that.
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Let's Get Medieval is two novella-length tales published in one paperback book. The Tortured Secutor is set in the city of Rome 270 CE; The Bishop of Grunewald takes place in a fictional, medieval European village and castle.
The Tortured Secutor can be heard in audio format for free HERE. Just scroll down from the Theater of Contrition banner to find the chapter links.
Audio excerpt from Bishop of Grunewald can be heard HERE.
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The book is self-published and sells for $16.95 exclusively at Amazon.com. Click title.
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A ghost anthology, Jardonn's is titled Green River and has to do with a Works Progress Administration camp in the Missouri Ozarks of 1938.
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HARD WORKING MEN
Four blue-collar tales from four authors
 Jardonn's story is about two high school pals who go separate ways after graduation -- one gets married, the other hones his man-love skills on truck drivers and dock workers, until the day he and his h.s. buddy rediscover one another.
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It starts out as a legitimate, tag-team wrestling match, but one man's partner turns on him, and then the match deteriorates into a three versus one orgy of naked male bodies writhing in greasy baby oil.
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Two high school buddies explore the dramatics of fantasy dungeon play, with one assuming the role of tortured he-man, the other acting first as henchman/interrogator, and then body-worshiper.
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