A lot of people know something about transsexualism, but not much. And a lot of what they do know is incorrect.

This book was written for those who are not sure about their gender or sexuality; the family members of those who are not sure of their gender or sexuality; the professional counsellors for those who are not sure of their gender or sexuality; and for those who have absolutely no question about their gender or sexuality, but will eventually interact with those who do.

See how the pieces fit.

Kent Kessler is a winner, too, a goodlooking athlete, the youngest sergeant in state police history. Assigned to investigate a Gay murder, he comes up clueless. He teams with Jamie to track down the killer, and soon confronts a mind-boggling conspiracy.

Murder at Willow Slough is exciting and scary, tough and tender, as two very different men stare down danger and discover the truth: the only defense against Evil is people who care for each other.

Ten years ago Cosmo Bari vanished, and with him, his legendary masterpiece, THE VIRGIN IN PASTEL. Since that day no one in the seaside art colony of Steeple Hill has heard from the eccentric painter.

Surrounded by an extended family of Cosmo’s colorful compatriots, mystery writer Kyle Bari believes he has come to terms with being abandoned by his famous father, until the day Adam MacKinnon arrives with his new lover, the beautiful but poisonous, Brett.

Brett has an unerring instinct for other people’s weak spots; soon the quiet colony is seething with hostility and suspicion as Brett hints he knows something about the missing artist.

Compared to the dangerous, rage-filled military of today, where even the hint of homosexuality will get one badly beaten or savagely murdered, mine were almost halcyon days as an openly gay Airman First Class, where my boyfriend and I could be together and everybody in my flight knew about us.

They could have been halcyon days, that is, if it hadn’t been for the madness of the war and the schizophrenia of the American public over that southeast Asian conflict; and if it hadn’t been for the wife I left back home and the child we had. What should have been idyllic days of my youth spent proudly serving my country as a gay soldier were misspent, instead, trying to make sense of what had gone so terribly wrong, so fast: one day I was a gay college student, the next a self-loathing homosexual trapped in a straight marriage, and the next a GI in the military machine during Vietnam.

They’re Not Exactly Nick and Nora!

What happens when you take two gay men, one lesbian neighbor, a cross-dresser, a woman on the verge of a nervous breakdown, and assorted other characters and mix in a murder? You have MYSTERY WITHOUT ANY CLUES, a fast and funny murder mystery set in Greenwich Village. Jeremy Baker and Sheraton Rogers, along with their new friend Pris, have quite a time trying to figure out who killed an old college friend. It might be any one of the oddest – and funniest – assortment of characters you’ve ever met. But, they’re determined to find out who the killer is – if they don’t die in the process.

An Omen in the Bone tells three related stories of desire and flight, love and loss.

Cassiopeia's Wheel: The boy becomes obsessed with the house and with the man inside of it. His obsession finally brings him to the door of the house again, only to find the place empty and the man gone. The boy's ensuing distress and confusion precipitate yet another encounter with a stranger: an experience of a far darker kind, this time.

Alex has a nagging set of problems. He's just moved out to get away from his family, but they wouldn't leave him alone. He's fallen in love with a gorgeous, inaccessible colleague whose idea of intimacy is an intellectual dialogue on art and literature. His friend's boyfriend's a cheat and has taken a liking to him. His students are fighting each other. His fanatic aunt thinks he's going to hell. He has to balance a budget on the wages of a part-time academic. He has a love struck sixteen-year-old practically throwing herself at him. He has to learn how to cook. He has to come out to his family. And he's only twenty-one.

Set in a fictitious city near the San Francisco Bay Area, Pastoral is the story of Alex Chasen, who tackles the world armed with nothing more than a glaring absence of a normal childhood, a dwindling savings account, and wide-eyed optimism. His is a story celebrating romance, diversity, friendship, and, yes, family— while satirizing heterosexism, hypocrisy, and just plain nastiness.

The author has pledged to donate a dollar for every book sold to the Human Rights Campaign on behalf of anti-gay hate crime victims.

Someone is killing the gay boys of Verona, Indiana, and only one gay youth stands in the way. He finds himself pitted against powerful foes, but finds allies in places he did not expect.

Sixteen-year-old Sean sets out on a quest that takes him into the supernatural and beyond. A haunted mansion, gay ghosts, a cult of hate, and a hundred year old ax murder all await Sean as he races to discover the murderer before he strikes again.

“I'm queer,” he’d told his father. More than enough to seal his fate in the house he’d been raised in.

The city will be better, he’d thought. No, not better. After three weeks, definitely not better -- only different. And strange. Strange as the three men he’d met there -- complicated puzzles he hadn’t come within a mile of solving. Now, if you can’t solve them -- or the city, either -- where else do you go? But back to what? To square one, was it?

Son in Homing Flight (a continuation of a story begun in Mr. Frary’s previous book, An Omen in the Bone) is an innovative exploration of the mind of someone in transit: on a two-hours-and-change shuttle between the past and the present, between what a scared and confused boy thought he knew about the power of a father’s flawed love and what he still had to learn. In a city -- and all by himself.

Sebastian S. Mann, prominent member of post-WWII U.S. rocket development, has gone missing with other expedition members supposedly caving in South America. Having done so just days before revelations that he may have been responsible for the deaths of over two-hundred thousand gays, Jews, gypsies, and Romanian freedom fighters.

Years later, the male heirs of three missing members of Mann's lost expedition meet up in deep Brazilian jungle to explore evidence finally turned up of their fathers' possibly last campsite.

Brad Lexly and Kurt Mann, childhood friends and lovers, rekindle their previous passionate relationship but know its success, beyond the isolating jungle environment, depends upon an acceptable explanation for Sebastian Mann's disappearance. More dangerous people than they, though, seek answers, too, and also provide definite possibilities for this expedition ending up just as missing as the one gone before it.

Randi is just trying to make sense of it all as she sits in the park, pouring out her woes to a pair of bemused squirrels. The first thing she determines is that she sucks at thinking up snappy titles. Hence, the prosaic name for this classic farce that might best be described as a free fall into insanity.

The Transition of Sinful Sadie is a riveting exploration of fanaticism and terrorism—and the redemptive power of love and acceptance.