Billy Wilson grew up in a small community where being gay meant that you liked to skip through the fields on a sunny day. His desire to travel and his struggle to come to terms with his sexuality were the reasons he moved away, vowing never to return to the cabin by Wilson’s Lake unless it was over his father’s dead body.

Now he has to scatter his father’s ashes on the lake where his father liked to fish. Like father like son. Billy is a storyteller by trade, and his father used to tell him some whopping stories, including the one about the fish that got away. Billy’s in for a few surprises; most of all he’s going to discover the truth behind the story.

*****

A fish, a pigeon, and a swan.  Unusual creatures with unusual tales of love lost and discovered await you in this new m/m romance anthology.  Read about the biggest fish story ever and the man who had to come to grips with the stories his father told in The One That Got Away by Sharon Maria Bidwell.  Follow a racing pigeon as he tries to get back to his lover in Fiona Glass’s, Steal the Sky, and finally return to the struggling relationship between Rudy and Sandy as they come to terms with Sandy’s heritage and rank in Emily Veinglory’s heartpounding tale The Swan Prince.

Available now at Aspen Mountain Press

NB: The first copies of this book went out with some errors, which happened at the editing stage and was not the fault of the authors. In my case, a paragraph that should have been moved was repeated. My sincere apologies to anyone who received a copy of this version, although it shouldn’t have detracted too much from the overall story.
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