Jack Thompson, the 26-year-old, unemployed, spoiled brat protagonist of Kenry's rollicking debut receives a rude awakening when Paul, his lover (and unlimited source of income), dies suddenly, leaving his entire estate to Wendy, his homophobic...
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Chris Kenry, Author . Kensington $23 (293p) ISBN 978-1-57566-847-5
A wacky, long-lost relative instructs a nerdy Denver teenager on gay life, love, rock-climbing and larceny in Kenry's zippy second addition (after Can't Buy Me Love) to gay fiction's fluff shelf. Clarinet-playing Dillon, "an awkward,
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Chris Kenry. Kensington, $15 trade paper (450p) ISBN 978-0-7582-0438-7
Kenry's unusual newest (after Confessions of a Casanova) starts off at a quick clip with everyman Davis Garner, a broke, underemployed children's book author, discovering that he is HIV positive. Whether the cause was "drugs or dick," he isn't sure;
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Chris Kenry, Author, William J. Mann, Joint Author, Andy Schell, Joint Author . Kensington $14 (294p) ISBN 978-0-7582-0088-4
Swathed in comically provocative cartoon cover art, this giddy, outré four-story collection from Kensington's fully loaded stable of gay beach-book genre writers promises frolicsome, boy-crazy entertainment and for the most part delivers....
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Jon Jeffrey, Author, Chris Kenry, Author, William J. Mann, Author . Kensington $15 (320p) ISBN 978-0-7582-0310-6
Four of Kensington's most popular gay novelists contribute novellas to this collection of holiday-themed fiction that should fulfill most stocking-stuffer requirements. In Jeffrey's "He'll Be Mine by Christmas Morning," self-absor
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