Angus Green wants more adventure than a boring accounting job, so after graduating with his master s degree he signs up with the FBI. After his initial training at Quantico he s assigned to the Miami field office but stuck behind a desk. Struggling to raise money for his college ... more >
Zander and Felix’s relationship has been to the brink and back: the Human-Stin War, imprisonment and an actual death/resurrection. Zander’s death, to be specific, and the experience has left him…changed. The mysterious race known as the Guardians chose to revive him and appointed him as their emissary. A high honor, ... more >
It’s a foolproof strategy…until the emotional balance shifts. After yet another adoption falls through, Gabe is ready to give up, and Shahid isn’t far behind him. Apparently, being a gay couple—half of which is Muslim—is just one strike too many for the powers that be. When their friend Kendra offers ... more >
Dear Elle Kennedy & Sarina Bowen, I loved Him. In fact, it made my favourites list for 2015. So I admit I was a little dubious when I heard there would be a follow up book, Us. Because what if it wasn’t as good? What if it was pretty much ... more >
Dear LA Witt, I liked the idea of this book; architectural modeller, Jon McNeill, bored during an endless meeting, checks his kinky hookup app “Leathr” and finds that there is a “match” for him sitting across the table – Rick Pierce, the wealthy CEO of their biggest client. To add ... more >
Courting the Enemy by Renee Ryan – I liked the first book in this inspie WWII series but even 1/3 of the way through this one still hadn’t got off the ground for me. When I read a book about espionage and spies during wartime, I expect some action. Perhaps ... more >