Harold Jones: 28 books

Trevor is a hopeless romantic and he keeps calling Daniel up. He’s tall, funny, good-looking and a gentleman. He’s also painfully shy. Daniel is done waiting for him to make the first move. When Trevor phones, Daniel suggests a quiet evening over at Trevor's place. Perhaps a friendly game of cards...

The Search for the Legacy of the USPHS Syphilis Study at Tuskegee is a collection of essays that seeks to redefine the "legacy" of the infamous Tuskegee Syphilis Study in light of recent findings from other scientific studies that challenge the long-standing, widely-held understanding of...

In this monograph, the authors present a modern development of Euclidean geometry from independent axioms, using up-to-date language and providing detailed proofs. The axioms for incidence, betweenness, and plane separation are close to those of Hilbert. This is the only axiomatic treatment of Euclidean...

It's complicated. A short story of the future of relationships.

After a successful week-long tryst by the lake, three weeks have gone by and Andre is just dying to see Chad again. His fantasy has become reality, bringing with it new challenges. Rising to the occasion, Andre is throwing it down, sexually and morally, as a person, and within his own skin. With his...

Henry gets an odd response to his personal ad in the m4m section. It’s a blind man, who claims he isn’t even gay. It’s just that he’s so desperately lonely. He might be willing to consider it. After all, people in jails do it all the time. Henry’s a bit tired of the Craigslist crowd, with their peculiar feuds and jealousies.

Henry is in the grocery store when he sees a guy who really appeals to him. It’s not like anything he’s ever attempted before. Only later, at home alone, the terror hits. Sticking a note on the fellow’s windshield might not have been such a good idea. A short story of gay romance.

James has always wanted to spend a week alone in Algonquin Park. There is no true adventure without a little suffering, a little sacrifice, a little risk. It's a physical, spiritual and psychological challenge. Once he gets a few kilometres into the wilderness, anything can happen. A short story.

Leroy and Gordon, the African, a mysterious stranger with a checkered past, are falling in love. Lee has bought the perfect dress, shoes to go with it, and he just can’t wait to show Gordon. Gordon has a nice little surprise for Leroy—and a serious challenge for him as well. Their future is at stake.

Enrico está en la tienda de comestibles cuando ve a un tipo que realmente a él le gusta. No es como cualquier cosa que él había intentado antes. Sólo más tarde, en casa solo, los éxitos de terror. Pegarse una nota en el parabrisas del becario podría no haber sido una buena idea. Una breve historia de romance gay.

Patrick Saunders loves Doctor Clifford. He’s always wanted to do it in a doctor’s office. Unfortunately, Clifford is married and has a busy life. They snatch what pleasure they can, when they can, and trust to the future that things will work out. A short story.

When Chad abducts Andre in the middle of the night and proposes marriage, Andre is caught on the horns of a dilemma. He loves Chad but still cannot accept himself, even after all these years

Es complicado. Una historia corta sobre el futuro de las relaciones.

He just can’t get those graphic mental pictures of hot, gay sex out of his head. Andre determines to break free. How it all turns out doesn’t even matter. He wants to know just who and what he is. Thanks to the internet he meets somebody equally willing to take a chance.