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Sarah F
October 11, 2011

What Sarah was Reading in September

SarahFReading ListsAva March / BDSM / Cara McKenna / Carina Press / Christmas Stories / Harper Fox / J.L. Merrow / Josh Lanyon / K.A. Mitchell / L.A. Witt / m/m romance / m/m/m / Rachel Haimowitz / Reading lists / Riptide Publishing / S.A. Reid / Sarah Wendell35 Comments

Like Jane, I’ve been reading a lot of ARCs for November and December, and wow, you’re all in for some real treats. Riptide Publishing opens its door on October 30. It’s already open for pre-orders and sending out review copies. Almost all of the initial offerings so far listed are ... more >

July 25, 2011

REVIEW: “Bound…” trilogy by Ava March

SarahFB Reviews / B+ Reviews / B- ReviewsAva March / BDSM / Loose-Id / m/m romance / Regency England10 Comments

Dear Ms. March. I really really REALLY thought I’d reviewed this series already but I can’t find it anywhere. SUCH a hardship it was to reread it so I could review it. Or…not. ;) It’s totally worth a reread. And what better recommendation is there than that? This series is ... more >

January 27, 2011

REVIEW: His Client by Ava March

SarahFB- Reviews19th century / Ava March / Loose-Id / m/m romance / male prostitute / Regency England / unrequited-love11 Comments

Dear Ms. March. I loved the excerpt for this book: prostitution! angst! unrequited love! m/m romance! It hit many of my not-so-sekrit Buttons of Hottness and Readerly Pleasure. And I very much enjoyed the book, even if I wanted to beat one of the heroes and not in a fun, ... more >

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