All seemed perfect in Daniel's life. His wife was pregnant and he knew that a bestseller would leap from his fingers some... More > time soon. Yet, things take a drastic turn when he is unexpectantly drawn into an attraction with his wife's best friend's husband. With romance, adventure, numbing comedy, and a hilarious African matchmaker named Ashaki who won't think twice about dead chickens, this novel is a must for anybody willing to take a moment from the norm and step into the lives of adulterers. Discover the thrills and pains of adultry through their epic adventure. Join Daniel on his journey through marriage, fatherhood, and the heart-warming outcome of his estranged affair... This novel is approved for persons aged seventeen (17) and older, for minor language and adult content. < Less

This condensed version of the hit book "The Trail of the White Boxers: Volume One" takes a deeper, broader look at the... More > photographs and the models that appear throughout the book, excluding the stories for more of an artistic feel. Complete with most every photograph contained within the original volume, this edition will be cherished by any collector of unique and exotic books. < Less

The brilliant imagination of author J. L. Foster breaks out of its literary shell and comes to thrilling life in this... More > collection of stories that follows the life of Destino - the first pair of boxer shorts - through his first 25 years of life. From discovering womanhood and sensuality to love, longing, and loss, Destino learns first hand the lessons of humanity and life as he encounters one intriguing individual after another, all while trying to discover his own purpose on his path. Complete with amazing photographs of the world's most beautiful souls - all donning white boxer shorts - this book is one that will be read, loved, learned from, and treasured for many years to come. < Less

Matthew Grey is a young man almost like any other. He enjoys all the things out of life that most men enjoy. Well... all but... More > one thing, that is. You see, Matt is a little different. Matt is what is known as a heterosexual. Yes, in this world of homosexual religious dominance, Matt is the outcast - the forbidden. He is one of the diseases of the world that his father - the Reverend Ronald Grey - and so many like him are trying to "cure." This daring new novel by J. L. Foster - author of the acclaimed "The Estranged Affair: A Love Story" - goes where few others would dare. Taking the modern day prejudices against homosexuals and throwing them in reverse, this controversial tale follows one loving young man on his journey to self-discovery, making his stand as a heterosexual in a world of gay invention. What happens when the minorities are reversed? Take a moment to live the life of a straight man and find out. - Approved for Readers 17 and Older for adult content. < Less

"Ashaki's Beauty Parlor" is based on the lovable African Matchmaker-turned-Beautician from the classic novel, "The Estranged... More > Affair: A Love Story." Ashaki is expecting a wedding proposal from the handsome, wealthy Terrance Whitmore, III, but when he dumps her instead, announcing his engagement to his ex-wife Regina Whitmore-Adams, the matchmaker sets out on a plan for revenge, including everything from a voodoo doll bent on destruction to her witch doctor father's arrival from West Africa! With nail-biting humor, the matchmaker hatches her plan while dealing with the urban gossip encompassing her beauty parlor! Join Ashaki on her adventure, from romance with a tribal guardian to a night in jail with her nemesis! With appearances by Daniel and Chandler from "The Estranged Affair," as well as Nashville-based punk band The 8th Grade, "Ashaki's Beauty Parlor" is approved for readers aged 17 and older, for mild language and brief adult situations. < Less

Acclaimed author J. L. Foster brings his most intimate emotions to life in this deep and passionate collection of poetry. He... More > reflects upon his nightmares of mortality, his relationship with his husband, his disapproval of the Bush Administration, and the freedoms and liberties that he is owed as an American citizen. One of the most controversial books in modern day, Social Disease: The Reconciliation of a Gay American Male is a volume that you will enjoy, reference, and remember for years to come.

Honoring such freedom fighters as John Lennon and Martin Luther King, Jr., as well as those who died from the hands of hatred, like Matthew Shepard. The four sections include The Drowned World - a nightmarish underworld of fear, Division of the Heart - steamy romance between a man and his husband, Social Disease - a proclaimation of freedom and liberty against Bush and the War in Iraq, and My Reconciliation - a gay author's fierce and drastic movement through life. < Less

Matthew Grey is a young man almost like any other. He enjoys all the things out of life that most men enjoy. Well ... all... More > but one thing, that is. You see, Matt is a little different. Matt is what is known as a heterosexual. Yes, in this world of homosexual religious dominance, Matt is the outcast -- the forbidden. He is one of the diseases of the world that his father - the Reverend Ronald Grey - and so many like him are trying to "cure." This daring new novel by J. L. Foster - author of the acclaimed "The Estranged Affair: A Love Story" - goes where few others would dare. Taking the modern day prejudices against homosexuals and throwing them in reverse, this controversial tale follows one loving young man on his journey to self-discovery, making his stand as a heterosexual in a world of gay invention. What happens when the minorities are reversed Take a moment to live the life of a straight man and find out. - Approved for Readers 17 and Older for adult content. < Less

Acclaimed author J. L. Foster brings his most intimate emotions to life in this deep and passionate collection of poetry. He... More > reflects upon his nightmares of mortality, his relationship with his husband, his disapproval of the Bush Administration, and the freedoms and liberties that he is owed as an American citizen. One of the most controversial books in modern day, Social Disease: The Reconciliation of a Gay American Male is a volume that you will enjoy, reference, and remember for years to come.

Honoring such freedom fighters as John Lennon and Martin Luther King, Jr., as well as those who died from the hands of hatred, like Matthew Shepard. The four sections include The Drowned World - a nightmarish underworld of fear, Division of the Heart - steamy romance between a man and his husband, Social Disease - a proclaimation of freedom and liberty against Bush and the War in Iraq, and My Reconciliation - a gay author's fierce and drastic movement through life. < Less

This condensed version of the hit book "The Trail of the White Boxers: Volume One" takes a deeper, broader look at the... More > photographs and the models that appear throughout the book, excluding the stories for more of an artistic feel. Complete with most every photograph contained within the original volume, this edition will be cherished by any collector of unique and exotic books. < Less

The brilliant imagination of author J. L. Foster breaks out of its literary shell and comes to thrilling life in this... More > collection of stories that follows the life of Destino - the first pair of boxer shorts - through his first 25 years of life. From discovering womanhood and sensuality to love, longing, and loss, Destino learns first hand the lessons of humanity and life as he encounters one intriguing individual after another, all while trying to discover his own purpose on his path. Complete with amazing photographs of the world's most beautiful souls - all donning white boxer shorts - this book is one that will be read, loved, learned from, and treasured for many years to come. < Less