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    7&7

    By Andrea Speed, Serena Yates, Brandon Witt and

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    About this ebook

    Humankind possesses a dual nature, the ability to rise to the brightest heights—or sink to the darkest and most perverse depths.

    What inspires some to reach the pinnacles of virtue while others cannot resist the temptations of vice? Is it something innate, or a result of destiny and circumstance?

    Delve into the minds and spirits of saints and sinners alike with a collection of stories that explore the call toward good or evil—and the consequences of answering it. For while rewards certainly await the righteous, there are also pleasures to be found in the darkness. Venture off the expected path with some of the most innovative voices in LGBT speculative fiction as they present their unique takes on the classic vices and virtues.

    Stories Included: 

    The Dark of the Sun by Amy Rae Durreson

    The Bank Job by Andrea Speed

    Prudence for Fools by Sean Michael

    The Gate by J.S. Cook

    Heirs to Grace and Infinity by Carole Cummings

    The Rendering by John Inman

    Beyond the Temperance Effect by Serena Yates

    Covetous by Pearl Love

    Hope by Rick R. Reed

    Horseboy by J Tullos Hennig

    Train to Sevmash by Jamie Fessenden

    Red Light Special by Rhys Ford

    Traitor by Clare London

    Couches of Fabric and Snow by Brandon Witt 

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherDreamspinner Press
    Release dateMay 10, 2016
    ISBN9781634773607
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