April 24, 2014

REVIEW: Bad Influence by KA Mitchell

KaetrinC ReviewsBaltimore / Contemporary / m/m romance / teacher9 Comments

Dear KA Mitchell, You’ve written some of my favourite books in the genre so I was excited to read your newest release, even though the Bad in Baltimore series has been a bit hit or miss for me. I’m not sure the book would work as a stand alone read.  ... more >

WillafulD Reviewscontemporary gay fiction / fetish / m/m17 Comments

Dear Ms. Jones: I was intrigued by the premise of this novella because I often find reading about kinks fascinating — the intense excitement they create, and how seemingly random yet intricately developed they are. Who would have thought that a story about someone with a unusual fetish could turn ... more >

April 23, 2014

REVIEW: His Fair Lady by Kimberly Gardner

JayneB Reviewscollege students / LGBTQ / LGBTQ / Loose-Id / novella / transgender / Young-Adult16 Comments

“Mark Talleo is something of a dog with the ladies. Any girl, anytime, anywhere is his motto until he meets Josie Frazier. The long lean redhead not only shares his love of musical theatre, but her smoky sexy voice and infectious laugh drive Mark wild and haunt his every step. ... more >

AngieA- ReviewsEdie Spence / nurse / Shapeshifter / Urban-Fantasy8 Comments

Dear Ms. Alexander: I am a confirmed fan of your Edie Spence series. I got in on the ground floor and have thoroughly enjoyed watching Edie negotiate the near constant threats of her world, sometimes with exasperation, sometimes with blind terror, but always with a sort of scrappy determination I ... more >

April 21, 2014

REVIEW: Spy’s Honor by Amy Raby

JanineC- Reviewsenemies to lovers / Fantasy Romance / Hearts and Thrones series / Magic / spy4 Comments

Dear Ms. Raby, I picked up your fantasy romance, Spy’s Honor, because although the previous book in the series, Assassin’s Gambit (reviewed here and here), wasn’t perfect, it was entertaining and interesting. It turns out that Spy’s Honor isn’t a sequel to Assassin’s Gambit, but a prequel. Spy’s Honor begins ... more >

April 21, 2014

REVIEW: Non-Stop Till Tokyo by KJ Charles

SiriusB Reviewscontemporary romantic suspense18 Comments

A man with a past is her only hope for the future. Kerry Ekdahl’s mixed heritage and linguistics skills could have made her a corporate star. Instead, she’s a hostess in a high-end Tokyo bar, catering to businessmen who want conversation, translation and flirtation. Easy money, no stress. Life is ... more >