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Due South

Our Due South (Fraser/Ray1) titles are being sold by our agent, Agent With Style.

• Due Frisky 1

  Contents include:

  • Little Mr. Marker by Ruth Devero
    Amazing how much like a wolf Ray could look when he lowered his head and smiled over that long nose--a scheming wolf. Let a wold save your life, and you pay and pay and--.
  • In The Closet by Jeannie Marie
    Benny just smiled at me as he dragged me to the janitor's closet...
  • A Cabin In The Woods by Khylara
    Back to back cases had left Ray with barely enough time to breathe, much less spend any of it with his lover.
  • Just One Kiss by Rachael
    Two days in a car with Fraser? He'd go insane, and not just because he'd have to obey the speed limit and use his turn signal.
  • Yankee Rump Roast And Canadian Cream by Vixen Foxx
    They resumed the long, snow-logged walk, moving awkwardly while Diefenbaker trotted easily ahead of them. Ray concentrated on just trying not to break his neck.
  • Holding You by James Walkswithwind
    He adored dancing with Benny, he was such a good lead that all Ray ever had to do was put himself in Benny's arms and hold on.
  • Thief of Hearts by Ruth Devore
    He straightened in his chair, took a breath, looked into those clear eyes, shining in that perfect face. He looked at his own hand and heard his voice say, as if from a distance, "Well, you got me."
  76 pages, digest-sized.

  
  

• Due Frisky 2

  Contents include:
  • Perfection by Khylara
    Reaching up, he fingered the gold crucifix around his neck. God, he felt dirty. The man was his best friend, the one person he had no right thinking about like that. No right at all.
    So why was he?
  • Poetry Cycle by Elaine Walker
  • The Gift by Lee Owers
    In any case, he wanted his gift to be special, something which Ray would never have thought of acquiring for himself. Better still, something it was only in Fraser's power to give him.
  • Rainy Days and Sundays by Jeannie Marie
    He was smiling by the time he reached the bottom [of the stairs], walking with a jaunty step toward the kitchen. With his whole family scattered hither and yon for the weekend, he and Benny were enjoying some rare time alone in his home. Since they hadn't told his family yet about their relationship, they had to be terribly discreet.
  • It's Later Than You Think by Mireille
    Francesca's relentless pursuit of Fraser was really beginning to get to him. Not that he had any right to be jealous ‚ Fraser had shown no sign of interest in either Vecchio sibling, more's the pity ‚ but he couldn't help it. He just wondered how long he could stand hearing her pine after Fraser before he burst out with "Back off, Frannie, I saw him first!"
  86 pages, digest-sized.

  
  

• Due Frisky 3

  Contents include:
  
  • Heat Rash by Trish Darbyfeld
    "Heat rash? It's only 80! Wait until we get into the high nineties, then you'll have heat rash."
  • Predictable by Cybel Harper
    Maybe it was the clean mountain air, or -- he thought of the nearly finished cabin with pride -- the satisfaction that comes with a job well done. Or maybe it was just being here with Fraser....
  • One Sweet Kiss by Khylara
  • Keeping The Faith by Annick Walker
    What if he was too late, what if she had gotten there before him? Would she really kill Fraser, or would she try to persuade him to leave with her? Which would be worse?
  • Over The Line by Gloria Lancaster
    [It was a thought] Fraser couldn't resist. Not now, with Ray looking at him like that, his eyes a warm spark in the car's dark interior, the scent of the Riv, of Ray, pulling at him, into that warmth, in from the cold of the icy street.
  • Coming Back by Mireille
    (sequel to It's Later Than You Think, from Due Frisky 2)
    One more step in the grand plan to convince Fraser that everything was just fine. Yeah, it's all fine, Benny. Couldn't be better. I always feel like I've been kicked in the stomach every time I look at my best friend, when things are going really well.
  80 pages, digest-sized.

  
  

• Due Frisky 4

  Contents include:
  
  • Just Call Me 'Chamois' by Trish Darbyfeld
    "Ah, come on Benny. Groping in a movie theater's practically an American tradition."
  • The Missing Bits by Quill
    Fraser sat on one side of the detective, and a towel-wrapped Louise St. Laurent sat on the other.
    Ray looked from one to the other, his eyes wide in disbelief.
  • Interrogation Aftermath by Khylara
  • You Wanna Hand Getting Out Of That? by Sarah Bellum
    "Ray," Fraser interrupted, "your contact said it was on your person, he didn't necessarily say it was in your clothing."
    Ray turned angrily, about to snap, 'What the hell difference does it make what he said' when Fraser's embarrassed body language, his slight flush, and the sense of his words sank in.
  • The Fire This Time by Ruth Devero
    (sequel to Little Mr. Marker and Thief of Hearts, in Due Frisky 1)
    Oh, gosh, right there. The bed was right there. And suddenly Fraser was right here, just a heartbeat away, standing at what looked like attention, head tilted slightly, hat under one arm, and burning blue eyes fixed on Ray.
    "Permission to kiss," said Fraser.
    Wha- "Permission to-?" Aw, jeez: it was Mountie talk.
    Little smile, head tilted fraction-ally the other way. "Permission to - kiss."
    Uh- "Uh - sure."
  88 pages, digest-sized.

  
  

• Redux

  A Due South slash novel by Ruth Devero.
  Redux is the last - and longest - of Ruth Devero's "poker night" stories, which include "Little Mr. Marker" and "Thief of Hearts" (Due Frisky 1) and "The Fire This Time" (Due Frisky 4). However, while Redux is set in the same universe as the earlier stories, it can stand alone. Redux has love, it has lust, it has angst, it has handcuffs, it has Victoria, it has a kiss on top of a train full of Mounties, it has angst, it has betrayal, it has action, it has humor, it has angst, it has sex, it has thinking about sex, it has snow globes, it has advice from two dead fathers, it has angst, it has a mystery, it has Suzanne Chapin, it has Ray's mother finding out about him and the Mountie, and it has a really loooooong sex scene at the end. Oh yeah, and it has angst.
  72 pages, full sized.

Multimedia

• ONCE, TWICE, THREE TIMES A FRISKY

  We've combined the 'medical shows' issue and the Wiseguy zine and the other stories to make up one fun, full-sized Frisky!
  The Medical Shows section is all ER fic, including a long-ish crossover with Due South by Ruth Elpin.
  The Wiseguy section (used to be Organized Frisky Bureau 3) features the expected pairings of Frank/Vinnie, Roger/Vinnie and Sonny/Vinnie, as well as some less-expected, like Roger/Frank and Frank/Alatorre (Chazz Palminteri's character). We've also got a Highlander crossover going here!
  The third section includes Due South, A Few Good Men, Nash Bridges, Man from UNCLE, Rocky Horror Picture Show, Space: Above and Beyond, Star Trek: The Next Generation, and Thirtysomething.
  144 pages, full-sized. $14 US/Can., $17 Europe, $20 Pacific.

  
  

• ONE HANDED FRISKY - the masturbation issue!

  Full-sized all-new fiction zine featuring hot theme stories from The Sentinel (4 new stories!), as well as Due South, Miami Vice, The Tick and Twin Peaks! Other fiction on SeaQuest, Kung Fu: TLC, Star Wars, Simon & Simon, and Lethal Weapon!
  LIMITED QUANTITIES LEFT! - SUBJECT TO STOCK ON HAND! 60 pages full-sized; $7 US/Can., $10 Eur., $13 Pac.

  
  

• JUST ANOTHER FRISKY

  No theme this time, just the nice, juicy stories you've come to expect from Frisky Business! Fandoms include American Gothic, Law & Order, MacGyver, Major Dad, seaQuest, Sentinel, Star Trek: The Next Generation, and X-Files. Also includes poetry on Interview With A Vampire and Simon & Simon.
  LIMITED QUANTITIES LEFT! - SUBJECT TO STOCK ON HAND!88 pages, digest. $5 US, $6 EUR, $7 PAC.

  
  

• THE SUMMER I TURNED FRISKY

  This is the special "mentor" issue (older men with younger men). Fandoms include Private Eye, Rawhide, seaQuest, X Men and Zorro.
  SPECIAL CLEARANCE - SUBJECT TO STOCK ON HAND! 80 pages, digest. $2 US, $3 EUR, $4 PAC.

  
  

Sentinel

• AN OLD MARRIED COUPLE, AND OTHER SHORT STORIES

  
  "An Old Married Couple and Other Short Stories" gathers in one volume all of Jane Mailander's snippets of Sentinel slash fiction posted to the Sentinel Adult Discussion (SenAd) List, from March 1998 to May 2001. Collated, tidied up, and published in chronological order, these tales each come complete with a small explanatory note by the author. The volume also contains cartoons by Jane Mailander, including the front cover. The zine is 116 pages, digest-sized (over 45,000 words). $8 US/Canada, $10 Europe, $12 Pacific.

  
  

• THOSE WHO CAN

  A slash novel by Sihaya Black. THOSE WHO CAN is a love story that includes a look into Jim Ellison's past, as well as a secret organization that has a morbid interest in sentinels. Please note: this novel has previously appeared on the Internet. 104 pages, coil binding. $12 US/Canada, $18 Overseas (via Global Priority Mail)

  
  

• WAITING IN VAIN/THE WALL

  A two-part slash novel by Myrna. Blair's romance with a male FBI agent isn't going smoothly, and it leads both Jim and Blair to examine what each of them wants in a relationship, and whether their needs will or won't mesh. Then, a shadow from the past puts stress on the guys' new relationship. Cover art by Larrkin. Please note: this novel has previously appeared on the Internet.
  90 pages, digest sized. $6 US/Canada, $7 Europe, $8 Pacific.

  
  

• TIME AND AGAIN

  
  A slash novel by M-n-M. After helping setup an exhibit at the university, Blair begins having dreams of him and Jim as lovers in ancient times. A past life regression shows that Blair and Jim shared several past lives, each of them ending tragically before they could build a life together. Will history repeat itself in this lifetime? Cover and 2 interior illos by TACS.
  120 pages, full size. $14 US, $17 EUR, $20 PAC.

  
  

• DETOUR

  
  Sentinel slash novel by Emily Brunson - netfic
  Five months after meeting Detective Jim Ellison at the hospital, Blair Sandburg has finally gotten a chance to explain to him what these enhanced senses mean -- but is it too late?
  114 pages, digest-sized. $7 US/Can., $8 Europe, $9 Pacific.

  
  

• DAMAGE CONTROL

  A slash novel by Kim Gasper. After Blair is sexually assaulted, he and Jim work to heal themselves and each other... And discover the truth about their relationship along the way. Please note: this novel has previously appeared on the Internet.
  80 pages, digest sized. $5 US, $6 EUR, $7 PAC.

  
  

• EXTRA TOUCHY FRISKY 10

  More Sentinel slash - netfic
  This issue includes:
  • Match Made in Heaven, by Legion "We don't have to get close to Jim to warn him," Blair said earnestly. "All we gotta do is get his attention, first."
    "And I take it you have an idea on that."
    Wearing his best grin, Blair spread his hands wide and said, "Hey, ideas are why you keep me around, right?"
  • Pretty Boy, by Francesca and Emily Jim grabbed at his wounded arm and leaned away, putting on a shocked face. "You touch me again and I'll scream the place down," he said primly. The group burst out laughing.
    "Jim," Blair said hoarsely.
    Jim turned at the sound of his name, looked at him, and froze. Blair could see the quick flicker of surprise in the wide, familiar blue eyes ­ and then that was gone, and Jim was strangely unreadable, staring back up at him.
  • Slow Burn, by Pares (sequel to "Cold Sweat", in ETF 9) I'm surprised he hasn't said anything. About waking up in bed with me yesterday, or me kissing him at the restaurant. I guess he's fine with it, or he's confused but not really too worried about it, or maybe he is upset, and he doesn't want to upset me.
    That last one seems pretty likely.
  • Lie Perdu, by Sihaya Black Blair crossed his arms and looked at Jim. Blue eyes roamed the room, never lighting long on any object, until they turned, as if magnetized, to meet his.
    He read pain and embarrassment and shame and, oh shit, fear.
    "What's going on, Jim?" He didn't accuse, or judge, or condemn. He just asked, quietly, allowing the concern he felt to leak out in his voice and words.
  • Thirteen Christmas Traditions, by Resonant And then somewhere else along the line ­ along what was turning out to be a very strange line indeed ­ he seemed to have started enjoying it. It boggled the imagination, but there it was. After years of applying all his effort to making his life run smoothly, he was sharing an apartment with the Lord of the Unexpected, and it was... fun.
    
  Cover art by Geli. 88 pages, digest-sized. $6 US/Canada, $7 Europe, $8 Pacific.

  
  

• EXTRA TOUCHY FRISKY 9

  Sentinel slash - netfic
  Don't have the time to plow through a massive web-based archive? Here is some of the best Sentinel slashfic, cleaned up and ready to read on the bus! This issue includes:
  • Midnight Oil, by Resonant (sequel to "Anoint" in ETF 8) ...as soon as Blair began to sink back into thinking it was an evening like any other, there would be a hand on his ass or a mouth on the back of his neck and once again he'd get to relive the blinding flash of joy he felt when he realized: Jim wants me! It's me he wants! And then there'd be another long, luxuriant kissing session, and if the pasta was gummy and overcooked and the sauce was a little on the scorched side, well, neither of them objected to the trade-off.
  • Keep Dreaming series, by Dean Warner "But it doesn't mean anything, Jim," Blair repeated coldly. "Touching someone because you want to touch ­ you want to be held by ­ someone. Doesn't matter who, doesn't matter for how long...." His voice dropped in sadness. "Just... someone."
    Jim stood quietly beside the couch, watching his young friend as Blair stared out at the winter sky. He didn't know what to do ­ he knew what he wanted to do, but if he did it now, he was afraid Blair might think he was comforting him out of habit, that he thought Blair was just....
    Someone.
  • Cold Sweat, by Pares I know Jim pretty well, and if I'm right, and not to be immodest, but I usually am, Jim thinks of it like this: "It would be Wrong to watch Blair sleep; it's invasive of his privacy ­ therefore I have to make sure he's awake when I decide to look in on him for No Discernable Reason at three fucking thirty in the god-damned morning!" Well, emphasis, and obscenities, mine, but you get the gist.
  • Dork, by Francesca and Miriam "You cut your hair," Jim said again. God, he could hardly believe it. Sandburg ­ god, he wouldn't have recognized him. Hell, he hadn't recognized him. Short, Sandburg's hair was curlier still, and darker, and it made his glasses seem bigger and­
    Wait. The glasses were bigger. The frames were thicker, darker, and­ ­and what the fuck was he wearing? A navy blue button-down shirt, neatly tucked into dark blue jeans. Jim stared; Sandburg had a silver pen tucked into his shirt pocket.
    Jesus H. Christ. Sandburg looked like his fucking accountant.
  • The Journey Home, by boyd After all, he'd spent most of his adult life alone, his brief marriage to Carolyn and partnership with Blair not withstanding. Having Blair waiting nearby to comfort him didn't negate any of the things he'd achieved on his own, right?
    
  Cover art by Larrkin. 78 pages, digest-sized. $5 US/Canada, $6 Europe, $7 Pacific.

  
  

• EXTRA TOUCHY FRISKY 8

  Sentinel slash - netfic
  This issue features outstanding fiction from Cen, Myrna, Annabelle Leigh, Smaragd and Resonant
  "Well, seriously, Jim. We found a shampoo you could use without getting a headache. We found a soap. We found laundry detergent and toothpaste and window cleaner and fucking floor wax. Why can't we find a hand lotion that doesn't send you off the scale?"
  76 pages, digest-sized * $5 US/Can, $6 Europe, $7 Pacific

  
  

• EXTRA TOUCHY FRISKY 7

  Sentinel slash - netfic
  This issue features outstanding fiction from P.B., Miriam Heddy, Myrna, and the lady of shalott.
  80 pages, digest-sized * $5 US/Can., $6 Europe, $7 Pacific.

  
  

• EXTRA TOUCHY FRISKY 6

  Sentinel slash - netfic - all Jim/Blair
  This issue features hot fiction from Legion, cmshaw, the lady of shallot, Grey, Kim Gasper, Holly Lyn, and Kadru.
  78 pages, digest-sized * $5 US/Can, $6 Europe, $7 Pacific

  
  

• EXTRA TOUCHY FRISKY 5

  
  Another of our all-Sentinel, all-netfic collections (digest-sized, perfect gift for your non-net friends!)
  Featuring works from Francesca, Cynthia Selene, Grey, Debra Tabor, the lady of shalott, Legion, Regina Harley, Gillian Middleton.
  80 pages * $5 US/Can, $6 Europe, $7 Pacific

  
  

• EXTRA TOUCHY FRISKY 4

  More great Sentinel netfic.
  Holiday Section, with works from Emily Brunson, pumpkin, Dean Warner. Also includes works from Legion, the lady of shalott, Kim Gasper, Noel Goddard, Candy Apple.
  76 pages, digest. $5 US/Can, $6 Europe, $7 Pacific

  
  

• EXTRA TOUCHY FRISKY 3

  Wonderful netfic by Terence, Arduinna Finn, Lady J, CKC, R'rain, James Walkswithwind, Katrina Bowen. Cover by Maureen Burns.
  100 pages, digest. $6 US/Can, $7 Eur, $8 Pac.

  
  

• EXTRA TOUCHY FRISKY 2

  More great netfic from Cybel Harper, R'rain, Buffy, Kim Gasper, James Walkswithwind, Katrina Bowen, Frances Redding, MegaRed, Myrna.
  88 pages, digest size. $5 US/Can, $6 Eur, $7 Pac.

  
  

• EXTRA TOUCHY FRISKY 1

  Outstanding netfic by ArchAnt, Kim Gasper, Katrina Bowen, Sarah Yaworsky, Myrna, James Walkswithwind, Yvonne S. McCool, ArchAnt, L. Bright.
  $4 US/Can, $5 Eur, $6 Pac.

Simon & Simon

• GETTIN' FRISKY WITH SIMON/SIMON

  originally published in 1987
  

  120 pages, digest-sized
  

  Short stories by some of the fandom's best authors: Robbie, Ann, Betsy, Edee, Jeannie Marie, Kathy, M.C. Jones, Mary, and Carol.
  

  $7 US/Canada, $8 Europe, $9 Pacific

  
  

• crossing the line, collected by karen

  originally published in collected form in 1992
  189 pages, full-sized, spiral bound
  This is a great novel of the guys slowly coming to realize, name, and act on their attraction. It deals with a lot of the same issues we all love in slash -- a realization that this trust and friendship is good, and that expressing it sexually feels like the natural next step.
  $18 US/Canada, $21 Europe, $24 Pacific

Wiseguy

• ORGANIZED FRISKY BUREAU 1

  Fiction includes:
  
  • All Our Dreams by cicatrice du veritas: A tip from Miami Vice leads Frank to Isle Pavot to search for a missing Vinnie.
  • Between The Devil and The Deep Blue Sea by Darlene Fisher: After Vinnie refuses to throw Jacqueline overboard, Mel uses Roger to put the disobedient man in his place.
  • The Start Of Something Good by Ann Teitelbaum: All Frank wanted to do was get a little self-gratification in the shower, until Vinnie walked in on him.
  • Fork In the Road by Katy Deery: Frank's unsure of his motives for warning Vinnie away from Roger when the agent tells him he's going to get closer to the blond.
  • Clean Shirts and Sex by Stark Tucker: Disillusioned by his failing marriage, Frank finds himself thinking of Vinnie more and more, even when he's with Jenny.
  • Downbeat Memories by Mo Burns: Middle Ages' Terry Hannon's life takes a turn for the better when he meets up with a young hustler named Vince.
  • Call It Consummation by Ann Teitelbaum: Frank and Vinnie find themselves carrying their kiss in Uncle Mike's cabin much further.
  • Blue, Blue Christmas by Pandora: Vinnie shows up on Frank's doorstep on Christmas eve and gives his partner the best present ever.
  • A Newly Made Man by Darlene Fisher: After Vinnie fakes Hawthorne's murder to set his cover, he's faced with a new problem--his growing feelings for Sonny.
  • Lost On A Sea Of Emotion by Mo Burns: Depressed by Vinnie's departure, Frank uses Roger for comfort in Lynchboro.
  • The White Hand by Kathleen Resch: Sure he's never going to see Vinnie again, Frank is surprised when Roger contacts him to say the missing agent has been found.
  • And It All Comes Out Here by Darlene Fisher: Vinnie gets a little respite from the music biz when he and Frank extend their meet in the hotel room to cover more than just the trade of information.
  • Trick Or Treat by Pandora: Vinnie repays Roger for a practical joke.
  • Alan Gets Restless by Ann Teitelbaum: Boy Meets World's Alan Matthews spends the weekend with old friends Frank and Vinnie to get himself out of the rut he feels he's in.
  • A Whiter Shade Of Pale by Mo Burns: After Vinnie goes Section 8, Frank tells him that Sonny survived his suicide attempt and is living in Sicily.
  • The Winter Of His Discontent by Darlene Fisher: After they heal from the traumas of Seattle, Frank and Vinnie admit their deep love for each other and start a life together, until Vinnie disappears, leaving Frank desolate. And then Roger shows up and takes Frank to Central America, where they stage a daring rescue of Vinnie.
    
  Also included: poetry by Khylara and Michele Christian, artwork by Anja Gruber, and a beautiful color cover and interior illoes by Maureen "Mozart" Burns.
  180 pages. $20 US, $23 air Europe, $26 air Pacific

  
  

• ORGANIZED FRISKY BUREAU 2

  The much-anticipated all-Wiseguy zine is here! A Roger-heavy tome with a full-color Roger cover and interior illos by Maureen Burns, this issue includes:
  • Long Night's Journey Into Day, by Martha J. Bonds
    At the bedroom door, Roger stood frozen in place, unable to stop himself from watching the lovers. The sight was both unsettling and reassuring to him. He'd imagined Vinnie as much of a loner as Roger himself was. But watching Vinnie Terranova in the arms of Frank McPike produced a seed of hope in Roger Lococco's soul.
  • Down The Rabbit Hole, by Cody Nelson
    Something went off inside of Roger; he was across the couch in an instant, pulling Sonny roughly to him, his mouth hard on the other man's. Sonny yelped, tried to jerk away, struggled briefly; then wrapped his arms tightly around Roger's back, thrust one hand into Roger's curly hair, and returned the kiss with fierce heat. (A Wiseguy/Miami Vice crossover.)
  • Shades Of Gray, by Maureen Burns
    The wind began to pick up as Vince walked along the crest overlooking the Tyrrhenian Sea. It had been just yesterday Sonny and he had walked this same terrain after their reunion. He looked out across the ocean wishing he could see Lady Liberty from here. New York and Frank. Thoughts of Frank brought back the pain and anger. Why had Frank lied to him about Sonny's recovery? (Sequel to "A Whiter Shade Of Pale" in Organized Frisky Bureau #1.)
  Other writers include Pandora, Anna Vie, Kate McChesney, Katy Deery, Annabel Lee, Keiko Kirin, Jonni Corday, and Ann Teitelbaum. Poetry by Khylara, Jonni Corday and Cody Nelson.
  160 pages. $19 US; $22 Europe; $25 Pacific

  
  

• THE TERRANOVA SITUATION

  Follow Vinnie and Frank as they struggle to rebuild their lives after the events depicted in the episode "Sanctuary". Joining them along the way are some your favorite Wiseguy characters (including Roger Lococco), plus many colorful original characters! At over 2700 pages, The Terranova Situation has been "in progress" for over three years and is still going strong! Because of its length, The Terranova Situation is much more than just a Wiseguy "story": it is a whole universe devoted to exploring the lives of the people you come to know as intimately as your own family. Lighthearted, dramatic, suspenseful, sexy: The Terranova Situation will have you laughing, crying, on the edge of your seat, and swooning as you immerse yourself in the lives and loves of these intriguing characters. The Terranova Situation is an adult slash novel and contains graphic depictions of same sex relationships, starting with Vinnie/Frank and evolving into Vinnie/Frank/Roger by the end of Volume 2.

  
  

  • VOLUME 1

    Picking up immediately after third season: Frank is hospitalized from a gunshot wound; Vinnie has a complete nervous breakdown; and Uncle Mike must help them both heal. And in the shadows, Roger keeps his hand in his friends' lives. 170 pages. $15 US, $18 EUR, $21 PAC.

    
    

  • VOLUME 2

    Vinnie is hospitalized after a suicide attempt; Frank has to juggle several personal crises; and, no longer willing to hide in the shadows, Roger moves to New York to be with them. 150 pages. $15 US, $18 EUR, $21 PAC.

    
    

  • VOLUME 3

    Vinnie has come to terms with his feelings for Sonny and is well on his way to recovery; Frank is relaxing and indulging himself in the love he has been craving so long; and Roger is finding that allowing himself to become softer does not mean he's becoming weaker. Meanwhile, the love between the three men is deepening. 208 pages. $18 US, $21 EUR, $24 PAC, 0R FREE IF YOU ORDER VOLS. 1 & 2 TOGETHER!

    
    

  • VOLUME 4

    After suffering at the hands of the OCB, Frank and Vinnie return home to find them-selves facing a more frightening opponent: one who may change their lives forever. And once again, Roger must try to patch up his friends' lives. 182 pages. $17 US, $20 EUR, $23 PAC.

    
    

  • VOLUME 5

    As Vinnie begins his emotional and physical healing, Frank finds that there has been another victim of their recent upheavals: his son, Drake. He realizes his son needs him now more than ever, and he reaches out to rebuild his relationship with the teenager. Meanwhile, Roger's influence keeps the others moving forward, but he finds himself struggling with newfound emotions. 140 pages. $13 US, $16 EUR, $19 PAC.

    
    

  • VOLUME 6

    As Vinnie's life hangs in the balance, Roger reaches out to Frank in a way that forges the bonds of a lifetime. When Vinnie awakes, his improved mental state helps cement their relationship and lays the foundation for a "new" family. Roger is still plagued by conflicting emotions, and Frank must deal with Jenny, leading to a confrontation that has startling results. 204 pages. $18 US, $21 EUR, $24 PAC.

    
    

  • VOLUME 7

    Family problems abound: Frank and Jenny have a showdown over Drake; Roger must make some important decisions about Travis; and Vinnie must reconsider his decision about fatherhood. 110 pages. $10 US, $13 EUR, $16 PAC.

    
    

  • VOLUME 8

    Things are finally going smoothly for the guys...or are they? After Jenny agrees to let Drake live at the loft, she uncovers some incriminating evidence that leads to a confrontation between her and Frank that no one will soon forget. Vinnie is doing his best to support Frank, but his recurring nightmares are throwing him into a deepen-ing emotional turmoil. And Roger's luck has finally run out.... 262 pages. $20 US, $23 EUR, $26 PAC.

    
    

  • VOLUME 9

    While everyone is settling into their new life, Roger finds the pressures of his new family more than he can handle. But with the patience and understanding of those who love him, he slowly realizes that this is just what he's been searching for all of his life. At the same time, Dr. Bulatti uncovers the secret behind Vinnie's nightmares and fears his patient may be in danger of relapsing. 208 pages. $18 US, $21 EUR, $24 PAC.

    
    

  • VOLUME 10

    Vinnie fires Bulatti when he decides that therapy is just making him worse. Meanwhile, Frank and Roger's bond grows as they work to keep the family together while they help Vinnie recover. 188 pages. $18 US, $21 EUR, $24 PAC.

    
    

  • VOLUME 11

    Vinnie isn't the only one dealing with ghosts from his past: Jenny returns and wants to see Drake; Travis goes home to visit; Roger runs into an old buddy; and Frank gets a call about his father. 150 pages. $15 US, $18 EUR, $21 PAC.

    
    

  • VOLUME 12

    The family moves into their new house expecting to find the stability they need only to find it filled to the rafters with relatives. Vinnie goes back into the hospital and finally finds the inner strength he needs to face his terrible past. 184 pages. $18 US, $21 EUR, $24 PAC.

    
    

  • VOLUME 13

    Deciding he doesn't like sharing his life with all the others, Vinnie starts suppressing his "inners" so he can resume his "normal" life. However, the "inners" will not be ignored, which everyone finds out in a pulse-pounding confrontation with the Hopeless One. Features a gorgeous new cover by Maureen "Mozart" Burns. 168 pages. $16 US, $19 EUR, $22 PAC.

    
    

  • VOLUME 14

    After Frank, Roger and Vinnie help Tony and Robert deal with the kidnapping of their son, they find the unwanted publicity from the case has an adverse effect on their lives, leading to the three men going their separate ways. 142 pages. $14 US, $17 EUR, $20 PAC.

    
    

  • VOLUME 15

    The past week's events have taken a toll on Vinnie and the alters, and as if that wasn't bad enough, the CIA has renewed its interest in Roger, and a chance meeting with one of the local street hustlers lands Frank and Roger in serious trouble. 120 pages. $12 US, $15 EUR, $18 PAC.

    
    

  • VOLUME 16

    They say that things are always darkest before the dawn. If that's the case, the sun must be right over the horizon! Just when the family thinks Vinnie can't possibly get any worse, things happen to prove otherwise. Feeling helpless to treat his patient, Bulatti brings in a new therapist to work with Vinnie, a simple act which has amazing results. Could this be the miracle the family has been hoping for? 186 pages. $18 US, $21 EUR, $24 PAC.

    
    

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