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    Men And Mayhem

    By Leigh Ellwood

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    Seven stories, sixteen men, endless passion.

    The Men And Mayhem box set brings together some of Leigh Ellwood's M/M paranormal stories, revised in one collection:

    Enter Sandman - Stressed-out Len can't sleep. He wouldn't mind if Gibb helps ease his mind, but instead he's placed in the capable hands of the mysterious Sandman.

    Fox's Holiday - Fox-shifter Antonio plans on a quiet Christmas alone. A hot new neighbor has a better idea.

    GPS - Which way is up? Cale's new GPS points him toward Mike, and there's no turning back.

    Heal Me - Vampire Julian has had enough of the mortal world. Only his musical partner Dan can convince him to stay.

    Jack - Lars's search for his beloved leads him to somebody he least expects, and comes to love.

    Simon Says... - Simon the resident bookstore demon doesn't take shoplifting lightly.

    Why Why Zed? - Who is calling Zed to taunt him about stealing his lover, and how can he prevent it?

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherLeigh Ellwood
    Release dateMay 23, 2015
    ISBN9781507040416
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    Men And Mayhem
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    Leigh Ellwood

    Leigh Ellwood writes erotic romance and occasionally erotica. She enjoys reading and binge watching 70s-80s British TV.

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