Best Gay Romance (2014)
Description
Tales of love and lust in contemporary gay culture, Best Gay Romance 2014 is a Valentine to readers and a wonderful reminder of how love can begin -- at the grocery store, the gym, the library, or even on the world wide web. Real romances with relatable characters, each of the stories in this collection represents a facet of the oh-so-human heart.Product Details
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About the Author
Timothy J. Lambert is a prolific writer whose stories have appeared in Best Gay Love Stories and The Mammoth Book of New Gay Erotica. He also selected and introduced Best Gay Erotica 2007.
Reviews
Lustful tales of cruising, catching, and consummating love. --Bay Area Reporter
If you're looking for sweet, hot, first meetings, chance meetings, romance and love that has lasted, then this book holds all you need. --The Romance Reviews
Best Gay Romance 2014 is a superb collection of fictional short stories about love and romance. --The Gay UK
Reminds readers that love can begin in the most unlikely of locations. --Erotic Trade Only
Modern and current, each of these stories is unique and personal. --Kink Etc.
We see the passion and the possibilities of love. --Reviews by Amos Lassen
The Best Gay Romance 2014 is an anthology edited by Timothy J. Lambert and R.D. Cochrane that includes 15 stories of m/m relationships that range from the sweet evocation of a new romance amidst the craziness of Hollywood (Strange Propositions by Eric Gober) to the carnal pleasures of unexpected lovers initiating someone to all kinds of new experiences in the world of make-believe (The Invincible Theatre by Felice Picano). Some were angsty, and others, thought-provoking and emotional, especially Spill Your Troubles On Me, Love by Georgina Li, which paints a starkly contrasting portrait of a bond between two people in very harsh circumstances. My favorites are the poignant and wonderfully romantic Sight by by Jordan Taylor that follows the development of a relationship that not only has to weather the challenges of coming out but also the obstacle of coping with an unexpected disability and Shep: A Dog that blends a whimsical bit of paranormal with the genesis of a sweet new romance. Some of the stories seem to end a bit too soon but there is definitely a nice mixture of styles and this is a great introduction to the works of many talented authors. --Night Owl Reviews
While there's still some s-e-x in these pages, the focus here is ...romance! It's sweet, and (surprise!) incredibly satisfying... --Instinct Magazine
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