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Weekly Spotlight
April 3, 2026
Diamond
‘Famous for having his heart broken by emotionally unavailable men’ should be engraved on my headstone.
I wish I could say I learn from each one, but the reality is… I don’t. If you give me a tall, dark, and handsome cowboy with sad eyes and a kind heart, I will never say no. It’s always been yes, and I deal with the emotional fallout after.
Then I meet Rhett.
Rhett and I didn’t exactly have a smooth start, and for the first time… I said no.
It didn’t last long, because I’m weak and he’s literally the perfect man for me. I know I’ve said that before, but he’s different. Sure, he drinks his coffee black, and that goes against every fibre in my being, but I can overlook the major flaw that it is.
Rhett isn’t like the others. He’s serendipity on horseback, and I can’t ignore it. Now I just need to convince him it’s okay to allow himself to fall.
After all, I already have, and I’ll wait forever to be there to catch him when he does.
Rhett
Love isn’t something that’s been kind to me, so it’s best to just give up on finding my soulmate. Rodeo has been my spouse for years, and it’s easier that way.
Until I meet the flirty barista/business owner named Diamond.
Our first meeting went as well as a no score in the final go-round. Thankfully his sunshiny demeanour eased the sting of a terrible start. He makes me notice how much space rodeo doesn’t fill. He gives far more than he takes, and I can’t help but wish I’d met him sooner.
Diamond is unexpected, and I can’t seem to figure out what to do. I know he wants more, and maybe I do too, but we’re so different it couldn’t possibly last.
I’m not a man who’s easy to love. It’s best to let Diamond go and save us both the inevitable heartache.
But if that’s truly the best thing to do, why is it so hard to let go?
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Something About Us
by Frances M. Thompson
Dion Ravel is pissed off. His last client on a Friday night is late and he has better things to do than to wait on "Ben Smith" and his no doubt unimaginative tattoo design. But then Ben Smith walks into his tattoo studio and he realises this man is far from a stranger... It's Benji, a boy who upended Dion's life a long time ago. Dion knows who he is instantly, but will his high school frenemy (okay, maybe crush) recognise Dion after fifteen years and one gender transition?
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Benji Smith is a mess. But maybe getting a tattoo to honour his mother will help him get a handle on the grief that has wrecked him the last few months. However, finding his tattoo artist hot is the last thing he needs. But when they both end up locked in the studio for the night, it becomes clear that there is something about Dion that Benji can't put his finger on. And maybe, there's something about both of them, together, that could lead to them both finding in each other a future their high-school selves dreamed of.
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by Oliver Takely
Dexter can’t stand his new boss. Simon is the reason every one of Dexter’s friends has quit. He is desperately looking for another job, not realising Simon’s entire career depends on him staying.
One drunken night threatens to flip everything between them, but only one of them remembers it. When a blazing argument brings the tension roaring back, this time neither of them can deny it ever happened.
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But keeping their hands off each other is impossible. Keeping their feelings out of it is even harder. Just when they decide to risk everything to be together, tragedy strikes. Can the devastation bring them closer together, or will it be the final straw which stops them both from having a love they truly deserve?
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by Keira Andrews
One forbidden night with his best friend's father.
Lifeguard Lachlan Yang hasn't thought about his harmless little crush on his best mate's dad in forever. He hasn't even seen Tim Bullock in fifteen years.
Then they walk into the same bar in Bali—and Tim doesn’t recognize him.
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They're never going to see each other again. And Lachlan hasn't wanted anyone this much in a long, long time.
It'll be his secret.
Until he comes face-to-face with his new boss at the beach…
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by Alexandra Larson
Elliot Croft has two secrets he guards with his life.
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Two: He has a crush on his best friend, Damon Montré. But it’s just a teeny, tiny crush. It’s inconvenient, but it’s not like he’s in love with him or something.
You’d be surprised which one of those secrets caused him more trouble.
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by Nora Phoenix
Sweet, sassy, and submissive Josiah wants to find a Sir.
When he meets the older, sexy Brody, they hit it off instantly.
Josiah is convinced he’s found the real thing...until Brody ghosts him.
When Brody shows up again a few weeks later, begging for forgiveness and a chance to explain, the heartbroken Josiah isn’t sure if he should give Brody another chance.
Can Brody prove to Josiah that he doesn’t need a Sir but a Daddy…and that Brody wants to be that man?
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by J.T. Adria
Echo is the only trans crew member on a pirate spaceship and he's not in a good place. When the crew goes after a prize, the tables get turned around on them and they're now at the mercy of the very people they wanted to rob.
As Echo unravels the ship's secrets, he finds an unlikely friend in the ship's meddlesome sentient computer. He's never felt this accepted by strangers. Too bad that it will all be over the moment his crew manages to leave.
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