B Reviews Category / B+ Reviews / Book Reviews / Recommended Readsboxing / m/m romance4 Comments
For a boxer ravaged by guilt and in deep denial of his desires, a fight beyond the ring might yield his greatest prize. In a dystopian UK devastated by austerity and ruled by corporate interests, Brooklyn Marshall was a happily married London police officer—until an accident resulted in the death ... more >
B+ Reviews / Book Reviews / D ReviewsFantasy / m/m romance / modern pagans / reincarnation / Witches3 Comments
WARNING. THE BOOK HAS SEVERAL VERY VIOLENT SCENES. THERE ARE ALSO POSSIBLE SPOILERS, BUT HOPEFULLY NOT MANY, What if the new love of your life also holds the keys to your past? When Chicago journalist Tom Welsh meets British banker Sanders Templeton at a conference, Sanders insists they have a ... more >
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“Magic Binds (Kate Daniels #9)” by Ilona Andrews. My fellow DA reviewer Kaetrin reviewed the book here at DA. I liked it even more than she did. I thought it was one of the best in the series. I liked the previous book a lot, but it was a transitional ... more >
B+ Reviews / Recommended Readscontemporary mm romance / Fantasy / Pagans4 Comments
Some problems you can’t solve with magick—and some you can. After a homophobic pagan group rejected him, Lars Kendall is a solitary heathen on the Northern Path, loyal to the gods of the Norse pantheon. But being on his own sucks. So when he finally meets a mixed group of ... more >
B Reviews / B Reviews Categorycontemporary mm romance / finance4 Comments
Six years ago, young and bright investment professional Martin David got exactly what he wanted—a relationship with Francis de Bracy, his boss at investment fund Skeiron Capital Partners. Having now started their own business in Germany’s banking capital Frankfurt, Martin and Francis’s life is sweet and easy. Until the Jesuit ... more >
C- Reviewsm/m / multi-author series / Washington / Writer3 Comments
Dear Aleksandr Voinov and L.A. Witt, This is the sort of book I find very hard to grade, because although not in any way objectionable, it just didn’t do a lot for me. It came down to voice: the voice didn’t work, and so not much else did either. As ... more >