A love between two very different men is put to the test. John Strobaw, a young mixed-blood, grows up in the relative security of a family farm after the Civil War. His mother raises her family as Americans, but his foster brother, Matthew Brandt feels his red blood more keenly and leaves to ride with Crazy Horse. John doesn't understand the longing he feels for his absent companion until he has his first sexual experience with a man and he only thinks of Matthew. After the murder of Crazy Horse, Matthew makes his way back home. John fights hard against a growing lust for Matthew, but when he ultimately succumbs, he is lost to this handsome, dusky warrior. Just when the future looks bright, another suitor appears - a handsome Cheyenne army scout, and trouble looms on the horizon.

Echoes of the Flute

Wildyr, Mark

Literature & Fiction

Starbooks

Charlie BlackBear

Romance

LGBTQ+ Romance

When vacationing Denver architect Roger Mackie rolls into a quaint old trading post in Montana s Bitterroot Mountain Range to gas up his car, it s the start of a life-changing journey. Lean, handsome Chippewa Johnny Two-Guns is looking for a ride. He s on a mission to recover some clan treasures. Roger is immediately smitten and drives Johnny all the way to Arizona. Although the two successfully build a friendship, Roger is unable to initiate the intimacy they both seem to desire. A second visit gives Roger another chance to draw Johnny out of his shell. The payoff is spectacular, leading to a week of sex and discovery, during which Johnny s innocent enthusiasm shows Roger a new side of love between men. But trouble is on the horizon for the new couple, as fate seems set against them. And what does the sudden appearance of sexy young architect Brad Beaver portend for the future? "

Johnny Two-Guns

Erotica

Dreamspinner Press, LLC

The Victor and the Vanquished

JMS Books LLC

<p>A Native American uses his art to find love! Young William 'Wilam' Greyhorse carves small animals and toys for his younger sisters as a method of coping with alcoholic parents and physical abuse. With the growing estrangement from his family, he is shaken by the increasingly powerful feeling that he is different. The day he meets Jason Bedford in an Albuquerque park, the Indian youth's unexplained yearnings blaze into outright desire. Jason, a successful Anglo artist, likewise exposes him to a different, heretofore unimagined, economic lifestyle. When his whittling turns into art, Wilam begins to hope this will provide a way of escape from the trap his life has become. Born into a Native American culture without a tradition of respect for Two-Spirits, Wilam finally embraces his unusual appetites and struggles to chart an uncertain course through the homophobic society surrounding him. His growing skill as a sculptor helps him find his way. His search for a soul mate proves more difficult. From the author of Cut Hand, The Victor &amp; The Vanquished introduces us to a world few witness with characters many can relate. Mark Wildyr has delivered a great story once again.</p>

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