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An anthology of short fiction featuring the finalist selections from the 2016 Saints+Sinners Literary Festival. Moonshine by Michael Chin The Gay Restaurants of New York by William Moeck The Gods Are Stacked Against Us by Sheila Morris Jesus Year by Dale Corvino Must Love Animals by Louis Flint Ceci Temporary Adhesions by P.D. Walter Leaves by James Penha Curo The Filthmonger: A Tale of Art and Survival in the Cold Embrace of Outer Space by J. Marshall Freeman Passing Through by John Morgan Wilson Obituaries by Thomas Westerfield The Fool by Ellis Anderson Oni and Marie by Debra Curtis Slaying the Dragon by W. C. Smith Beauty Marks by David James Parr Bear Food by Alise Wascom

Gregor Slavinsky went overboard. Or did he? He was murdered. Or was he? It's up to Detective Heath Barrington and his partner, police officer Alan Keyes, to find out as they search for clues and a missing twenty-five thousand dollars aboard an old lake steamer and throughout 1947 Milwaukee, Wisconsin.They are up against gangsters, con artists, and a very seductive Grant Riker, a fellow policeman who could come between Heath and Alan, upsetting their romance.The three of them race the clock to find the truth amidst lies, secrets, and possible scandal, while riding the waves of a potential love triangle.

Eve Eddison describes her ideal woman to her best friend, Roxanne, over pints in their local pub a few days before she travels to the Scottish Highlands. There she falls head over heels for an enigmatic local, Moira Burns, and the usually reticent Eve wants more than a holiday romance. Forestry officer Moira Burns has no intention of letting go—either of past pain or for present pleasure. If that means she misses out on her chance at happiness, so be it. Convinced Eve is headed for heartbreak, Roxanne advises her to let Moira go...but has Eve found her ideal woman at last?From the breathtaking Highlands of Scotland to the buzz of a Leicester gay bar, family and friendship are tested to breaking point, as letting go proves painfully hard.