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Poor Ethan Schwartz. It seems like he will never find that special someone. At age forty-two, he’s still alone, his bed still empty, and his 42-inch HDTV overworked. He’s tried the bars and other places where gay men are supposed to find one another, but for Ethan, it never works out. He wonders if it ever will. Should he get a cat?

Jeremy Booth leads a simple life, scraping by in the gay neighborhood of Seattle, never letting his lack of material things get him down. But the one thing he really wants—someone to love—seems elusive. Until the couple next door moves in and Jeremy sees the man of his dreams, Shane McCallister, pushed down the stairs by a brute named Cole.

You never know where the love of your life might turn up. When Matt Connelly suggests to his best buddy Cody Mook that they head to downtown Seattle to audition for the gay reality TV show Husband Hunters, both agree the experience might be a lark and a chance to grab their fifteen minutes of fame.

For the most part of his life, Jack Anderson has been plagued by a mysterious disease that makes him a weakling and unable to live the normal life of a teenager. Over the summer, he is shipped off by his parents to a special hospital located in a remote desert-like area where he is to undergo a groundbreaking treatment.

In the twilight of the 21st century, Alton B. Tapscott battles hurricanes, his children, the trappings of polite society, organized religion, and the inescapable control of technology—his only weapons being his cat, a pair of prescription arthritic socks, and his new Wi-Fi-enabled hearing aid.

Among the many notable battles and campaigns of the Civil War, the Siege of Petersburg stands out as a critical turning point. Lasting from June 1864 to April 1865, the siege was a protracted struggle between General Ulysses S. Grant's Union forces and General Robert E. Lee's Confederate army. The purpose of this audiobook is to provide a comprehensive and in-depth exploration of the Siege of Petersburg, shedding light on its historical significance and the experiences of those involved.

The Battle of Cold Harbor, fought from May 31 to June 12, 1864, in Hanover County, Virginia, stands as one of the most significant and deadliest engagements of the American Civil War. This brutal conflict between the Union and Confederate forces played a crucial role in shaping the outcome of the war, and had far-reaching implications for the subsequent military campaigns.