B ReviewsB Reviews / Historical Romances / m/m romance / mystery9 Comments
Dear Ms. Cochrane, Ever since a good friend of mine suggested I read your Cambridge Fellows series, I was interested in your take on the M/M novel. I was told that the sexual relationship was tame compared to the majority of the market and the book had a fun historical ... more >
B ReviewsB Reviews / Fantasy Romance / Young-Adult16 Comments
Dear Ms. McKinley, Your fantasy books made my life in middle school. I was in a precarious reading stage where I just didn’t know what I liked. Harry Potter was wrapping up, and I wasn’t sure if the fantasy genre was still my thing. While not every book tickled my ... more >
B+ ReviewsB Reviews / gay romance / Gay Writes Review / giveaway / Historical Romances / m/m romance / Young-Adult27 Comments
This review is part of our Gay Writes celebration. Don’t forget to comment on the original post for a chance to win one of those prizes as well as commenting on this post for a chance to win a copy of this book. Dear Ms. Thorne, After I read your last historical ... more >
B+ ReviewsB Reviews / Young-Adult2 Comments
Dear Ms. Charles, It is very hard to say that I enjoyed reading a book that is death-centric. Saying that to someone, even if they are a reader, makes for some really strange responses. Death celebrities are the main focus of the characters in John Belushi is Dead, but it ... more >
Book ReviewsB Reviews / Richelle-Mead / vampires / Young-Adult15 Comments
Dear Ms. Mead, I’ll admit that the first time I saw your book series was when Twilight came out. I was recently getting into YA at the time, but after having read Twilight, I felt like your series was just a pretender. Vampire Academy. You have to admit it’s a ... more >
B+ ReviewsB Reviews / eating disorders / Young-Adult2 Comments
Dear Ms. Littman, Eating disorders are on the rise for teenagers, and they are one hell of a subject to write about. They are vast and difficult to understand, and are met with mixtures of sympathy and scorn. Problem novels that deal with subjects like this are becoming more and ... more >