Electronic Inventions and Discoveries: Electronics from Its Earliest Beginnings to the Present Day

Engineering & Transportation

Davies, E.

Dummer, G. W. A

Engineering

CRC-Press

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Frances Ridley Havergal

History

BiblioLife

“I'm walking away from that dream.”
At twenty-three, an undiagnosed heart condition sends pro hockey player Cameron Riley back to his hometown newly single and looking for work. Cam can't hide his past – especially when his heart racing is a big risk, and boy, does his new boss's nephew make his heart race. Noah's exactly the kind of guy Cam needs after his hellish ex. Art curator Noah Clark is glad his beekeeping uncle hired this hunk. Cameron is a sweet, smart bad boy. Noah works hard, like organizing a hockey-themed art exhibition, and he wants to let himself love hard. Noah's busy life would be perfect with Cameron, but what's his new lover hiding? Pitting Cam's budding relationship with sweet Noah against millions of bucks, Cam is offered a lot of money to abandon his new priorities: life, love, and family. The game of their lives is on the line. And after all's said and done, is it too late for Noah to forgive Cam for his partial truths? Buzz is a steamy, stand-alone gay romance novel with a HEA ending and no cliffhanger.

Buzz (The Riley Brothers)

Romance

LGBTQ+ Romance

CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform

“We'll protect him.” “I don’t want to be the poster boy.”Hockey player Kevin Shaw, fresh out of university, just signed onto a Toronto team for a year. He knows he isn't innately gifted, but he works damn hard to make up for it. The last thing he needs during his first season of pro hockey is a distraction... but he can't say no when he's asked to train with a sexy friend of a friend. He wants to get better, grab a spot on the third or fourth line, and not let slip any hint of attraction to his new buddy.   “If they see, they see.” Called up from the minor league to the major league at the end of last season, hockey player Matty O'Brien is secretly terrified he won't hack it. He's quick on his feet on the ice, and he loves living with his buddies and his dog after practice ends. One thing's missing: a relationship. He plays center forward, but he's always the wingman and never the center of attention. The way Kevin watches him makes him feel like the star player.   “He's just jealous of what you and I have.”  A spontaneous kiss sends them both scurrying for shelter, deciding whether they have room in their life for more than friendship. Just as they start to get comfortable, before they can decide what they are, someone finds out their secret. Locker room gossip is annoying for Matty, but fatal for Kevin's career if the guys on the team don't shut it down. Will Kevin gain the maturity and strength to stand up for himself without plunging deep into the closet or risking his career all over again? And can they trust their friends to hold their secrets close?  Slam is a steamy, stand-alone gay romance novel with a HEA ending and no cliffhanger.

Slam (The Riley Brothers)

"I'm glad I picked you." "My family could accept me being gay, but not trans." James is in trouble. His family turned their back on him after he transitioned, and he was forced to start his new life without them, but now he's paying the price. Buried in debt, his last chance is to start a business with hunky carpenter Ryan and hope that they succeed. The one thing he can't afford is a distraction, but what if Ryan is the only one to see past it all and love him inside and out? "Strictly-business is hard around you." Ryan Hart doesn't rattle easy. From lazy contractors to being the last single friend, nothing bothers him until he meets James. Ryan's new business partner pushes him to follow his dreams, even though he faces problems Ryan's never considered. Ryan doesn't back down from a challenge or from threats to his business, James's hard-won privacy, and their future together. As business partners, of course. Nothing more. "I can't believe they don't see you as the man I love." They both know mixing business with pleasure is a bad idea, but the pull between them is too hard to resist. Can Ryan have it all with the clever, caring, bossy guy who's won his heart? Grind is a steamy, stand-alone gay romance novel with a HEA ending and no cliffhanger.

Grind (The Riley Brothers)

“I can't let that part of me win.”“This guy is boyfriend material.” Santa Barbara firefighter Liam Knight is in hot water for showing up late after chasing yet another pretty guy into bed. It's just an accident—Liam's never let hookups get in the way of work before. He only agrees to therapy to keep the chief happy. When he bumps into a pretty guy working in the craft store below his apartment, Dylan seems like the perfect thing to relieve Liam's stress... until he catches Liam's interest and protective instinct, not just his eye.  “I'm not good enough for him.” The only thing Dylan Waters needs less than the distraction of love is the alternative medicine his mother wants to foist him into. He's juggling part-time jobs at a therapy office and craft store while attending college to become an art therapist. Worse, he's about to transfer to a huge campus, but his childhood left him afraid of crowds. When hunky firefighter Liam blusters into his PTSD knitting support group, Dylan spots the familiar signs of a man hiding from his past, but he can't stop thinking about him.  “It was nothing. I thought I was over it.” It's more than fleeting attraction between them, but Dylan's stubborn fear of help and Liam's low self-esteem are a deadly combination. When it all goes up in smoke, they only have themselves to blame. Can Liam get to Dylan in time to save him and the one relationship that could make him believe in love?  Afterburn is a steamy, stand-alone gay romance novel with a HEA ending and no cliffhanger.

Afterburn

“I’m not used to people being nice to me for no reason.”“You're lonely, too.” Chris Black, a firefighter in Santa Barbara, is finally out and trying to make up for lost time. He has no trouble finding men, but their first dates end behind his bedroom door. Nobody sticks around except his ex, who leaves him feeling rotten after every booty call. Being passed over for a promotion thanks to his loud mouth is another blow. Most of all, it's coming home to an empty house that's wearing down his optimistic spirits. Answering a cry for help sends him straight to the side of a man who's his opposite, but everything he wants. “No more me. Good.” The last glimmer of hope for Ash's future vanished when he came home to find his now-ex, drugs, and four guys in their living room. With nobody by his side, in a hotel room in the small hours, the fog of depression lifts and pushes Ash into action at last. Standing on the balcony railing, he sees a glimpse of freedom and takes a step toward it. Seconds later, his body and spirit broken, Ash is pretty sure he's died after all when he sees a gorgeous stranger fighting to keep him alive. “I'm safer on the ground.” When Ash falls through his porch on the way home from the hospital, Chris can't resist offering his guest room. Ash will get the help he needs to adjust to his new limits, and Chris will get a friend, even if he wants more. The close quarters push them both to realize life is brighter and more fleeting than they knew. Each man faces danger from within and outside. Can they make it through the flames to fall in love? Afterglow is a steamy, stand-alone gay romance novel with a HEA ending and no cliffhanger.

Afterglow

“You think I’m too good for you, and I think you’re too good for me.” “I’m off the market for a few months.”Santa Barbara fire chief Jace Williams has found rock bottom. Suspended from work while a fatality is investigated, unable to escape dreams about that day, distant from his family, he has nowhere to turn for consolation. He just got the divorce judgement from his cheating husband, but he'll only be a single man in six months' time, thanks to California law. How did his perfect, organized life turn into this disaster?  “You boys make each other happy.”As messy and spontaneous as Jace is tidy, Charles Bryan comes across as carefree, which is why he instantly dislikes Jace. A former self-harmer, he still needs the adrenaline rush of hang-gliding, so he teaches it and practices as a hobby, in between visiting his aging father. His dad keeps asking when he'll bring back Justin, his ex... and he's never had the heart to tell him he dumped the abusive bastard years ago. But it's easy to hide a lot with a smile, and he follows a whim into reserved Jace's arms.  “Against the odds, I like you.”Despite their clashing personalities, they have a lot in common under the surface. Planning a wedding together gives them both something to do... and someone to tease. When Charlie's dislike of strings and Jace's reluctance to commit until the divorce is finalized give way to growing affection, neither of them know what to do. They didn't expect to find the one at the best, yet worst, possible time. Is this what real love feels like?  Aftermath is a steamy, stand-alone gay romance novel with a HEA ending and no cliffhanger.

Aftermath

Buzz (Riley Brothers)

Contemporary

E. Davies

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Electronic Inventions and Discoveries: Electronics from Its Earliest Beginnings to the Present Day

Frances Ridley Havergal

Frances Ridley Havergal

Buzz (The Riley Brothers)

Slam (The Riley Brothers)

Grind (The Riley Brothers)

Afterburn

Afterglow

Aftermath

Buzz (Riley Brothers)