Best Gay Love Stories 2005

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Summary: Dim the lights and read in bed
Review: There's a little something for everyone in this collection: romance, lust, loss, love. Particularly satisfying romantic favorites: Lovers yearning to hear and learning to speak the unsaid in Timothy Lambert's "The End of the Show" and David Puterbaugh's "Me Too." Men finding the will to love again after great loss in Gavin Austin's "Tokens to Tomorrow," Waide Aaron Riddle's "Lovers' Morning Hold," and Lou Dellaguzzo's "Feast." Even never-to-be physical love has a sweetness in J.A. Deveaux's "Passing" and Steve Attwood's "A Man's Man."

If romance doesn't rock your world, the collection also offers several encounters with the forbidden: too straight, too naive, too dangerous.

Sweet dreams!

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Summary: The Intro Is My Favorite
Review: Well, not really. But that's all it took for me. I was standing in the middle of Barnes and Noble reading the intro (written by Nick Street) and I started laughing. Not in that scary way that makes strangers stare, but in that heartfelt way that makes you feel all warm and fuzzy.

Then I got cruised by a really hot guy. So figured it had to be the book. And so I bought. And you should too because it's great. Really.