Kyell Gold Bücher

The playoffs are here, and Dev Miski's life has never been busier. If the Chevali Firebirds want to wink their first championship, he'll need to play the best football of his life. But, as the only gay professional football player, he's best by distracting demands for commercials and interviews. The number one distraction though, is his boyfriend Lee, After the fox's mother joins a religious anti-gay group, Lee turns back to the gay activism of his college days. He pushes Dev to use his celebrity to reach out to the gay youth, but only succeeds in starting bigger arguments. When their relationship faces its most difficult test, will their love for each other triumph? This is the fourth volume of Dev and Lee's story which began in Out of Position and continued in Isolation Play and Divisions. The playoffs will bring the football season to an end one way or another. What will it mean for their future together?

Lonnie, now part of the Port City gay community, seeks to help others by befriending Scot, who feels out of place at a party. As Scot yearns for a deeper connection, Lonnie grapples with the challenge of navigating their budding friendship while addressing Scot's longing for a familial bond. The story explores themes of belonging and the search for one's community, as Lonnie confronts the poignant question of his own missing "pack."

Sierra Snowpaw is just at the Lonnegan Ski Resort looking for a good time. You can trust him. If he doesn't talk a lot about his past, well, a lot of guys have done things they'd rather forget. A lot of guys have been through things they'd rather forget, too. He's so nice that it isn’t that weird when he asks about some of the other guests. Not like a cop, though, or a Fed—well, okay. Maybe a little like that one guy from that movie. Maybe he's off-duty, settling a score on his own time. Or maybe he's the guy on the run. Come to think of it, he looks around corners like someone's after him, too. But you know, some guys are chased by nothing more than the ghosts of their past...

FANG Volume 2 was originally released on Halloween 2005--a black, blood-soaked volume of creepy, spooky doom! And a bit of hanky-panky besides. Stormcatcher shines with two very different tales of ghostly visitations, each chilling in their own way and each delivering its own brand of uneasy peace. Whyte Yote takes us into the passionate, predatory world of the modern, urban, dance-club-prowling but eternally hungry werewolf and Ben Goodridge, who would later join Bad Dog books as editor starting with FANG Volume 4 gives us a tryptich of supernatural stories brilliantly evoking the mood of the last significant fin-du-siecle. From the dark and disturbing to the quiet and pensive, from the clever to the traditional--and with the familiar gay erotica strewn throughout--FANG Volume 2 showed that Volume 1's success was no mere fluke. Features the following stories: Plays Well With Others by Kyell Gold The Fox and the Unspeakable Horror by K. M. Hirosaki Under the Surface by Stormcatcher The Thinking Place by Stormcatcher From the Sea, the Ghosts by Alex Vance Natural Selection by Whyte YotE Arcanum Arcanorum by Ben Goodridge Stocky by Ben Goodridge Child of the Scroll by Ben Goodridge The Walking Mountain by Ben Goodridge The Zombie Curse of Huckleberry Hollow by Alex Vance

In a tense moment, chaos erupts as a gunshot rings out, igniting fear and uncertainty among those present. The narrative unfolds as characters grapple with the immediate aftermath of this shocking event, revealing hidden tensions and secrets. The story delves into themes of trust, betrayal, and the impact of violence, as relationships are tested and lives are irrevocably changed. The suspense builds as the mystery of the shooter and their motives unfolds, keeping readers on edge.

Amir wants to meet a guy outside of a bar. Kinzi wants someone who won't cheat on him. Vico just wants a quick lay. In Gateway, when you need to meet someone, there's no-one better than sexy, flirty Hayward to get you just what you want-or at least have a good time trying. But when Hayward himself needs someone, who will be there to help? Second Edition includes the bonus story How to Get Through the Day and a new image by Keovi Written by Kyell Gold Artwork by Keovi

FANG Volume 1 is the inaugural issue of the first and as yet only paperback fiction anthology for the 'furry' community. FANG collects anthropomorphic fiction for mature audiences, and volume 1 focuses on contemporary homoerotica. From a sinister tale of survival during a snowstorm to a vigorous coming-of-age tale, from a tryst in a high school gym to a tale of supernatural seduction, FANG Volume 1 is a "Who's who" of the furry writing community. FANG Volume 1 contains these stories: Hit The Showers by Red Swampwulf White Night by Kyell Gold Full-Service Fox by Whyte Yoté Nocturnal Emissions by Mikori Stud Service by Kohai Bitch-Boy by André Blaireau Dancing Life by Uncle Oakie A Helping Hand the Morning After by Stormcatcher My Place in your Life by K. M. Hirosaki No Free Rides' by Uncle Oakie Preventing Hypothermia by Stormcatcher Bad Timing by Timbo Tiger Pretty in Pink by Kohai The Moment by Genken Hikage The Humble Giver by Stormcatcher Dreams by Faora Maerchentic Innocence by K. M. Hirosaki(less)

Meet Vaxy the pine marten. He's a graduate student at sunny Hoffridge U., where he helps Dr. Forrest with teaching, lab work, and getting his pants off whenever things are slow.Meet Mike the rabbit. He's Vaxy's roommate and not-boyfriend, and he certainly wouldn't have any reason to be jealous of Vaxy sleeping with someone else. If he found out.Meet Grace the fennec. He's a student, a friend of Vaxy and Mike who holds the firm belief that sex is just sex and shouldn't be mistaken for a relationship.Yes, it's just another semester at "Hot Fudge U.," where the sex is as hot and easy as a day at the beach. Vaxy and his friends have most of another year to go before they have to worry about that "real world" thing they've heard about.Now meet Mrs. Forrest. She's Dr. Forrest's wife.

The story follows Devlin Miski, a gay football player who faces unexpected challenges after coming out on national TV. Alongside his quick-witted boyfriend Lee, Devlin navigates a tumultuous landscape filled with a relentless reporter, angry parents, and unsupportive teammates. Their journey is not just about acceptance in sports but also about their relationship as they confront external pressures and personal struggles. The narrative highlights themes of love, identity, and resilience in the face of adversity.

In the midst of planning a bold jewel heist, the characters find themselves entangled in unexpected romantic feelings, complicating their high-stakes adventure. As they navigate the dangers of both the heist and their evolving emotions, the story blends thrilling action with a nuanced exploration of love and risk. This engaging narrative promises to captivate fans of the author's previous series, "Out of Position" and "Dangerous Spirits."