B+ Reviews / Recommended Readsaliens / joint review / m/m / queer / Sci-fi / space opera13 Comments
Dear Jenn Burke & Kelly Jensen, Kaetrin: When Sirius reviewed the earlier book in this series, Chaos Station, earlier this year, it reminded me I meant to buy and read it. When we heard Lonely Shore was coming out, we decided to review it together. Warning: Spoilers for the previous ... more >
C+ ReviewsContemporary / cop / m/m / porn / queer / Small-Town / stripper13 Comments
Dear AM Arthur, Noel Carlson is a 24 year old cop in the small town of Stratton, Pennsylvania. He’s not out to his coworkers but knows that this isn’t going to be a permanent state of affairs. He first meets Jody “Shane” McShane (also in his early 20s) when he’s ... more >
C+ ReviewsAmish / m/m / New Adult / San-Francisco / Series2 Comments
Dear Keira Andrews: Examining oneself in a mirror has become a huge cliche in fiction, but for the character of David Lantz, it’s more than a convenient way of describing what he looks like: it’s his first opportunity to see himself naked. To be admiring his own body was sinfully ... more >
B- Reviewscontemporary romantic suspense / gaming / interracial-romance / m/m / Riptide Publishing3 Comments
Dear Amelia C. Gormley: There is way too much ugly drama in the news, so I have to have a good reason to read romantic suspense these days. A story about misogyny and homophobia in online gaming was a really good reason. Niles Rivers has a dream job, writing stories ... more >
B- Reviewscollege / Contemporary / m/m / New Adult / queer / sexual-assault23 Comments
Dear Amy Jo Cousins, I recently read your free m/m short Five Dates and I was completely charmed by it. I opened Off Campus immediately after finishing, hoping to find more of that, albeit with different characters. I did find things to like but it was not entirely the success ... more >
B+ Reviews / Recommended Readscabin romance / forbidden-love / holiday setting / love story / m/m / virgin hero / World War II5 Comments
Dear Amy Lane: Readers have been expressing their dissatisfaction with the lack of depictions of religion or faith in romance, outside of inspirationals. The Bells of Time Square isn’t at all preachy, but religion is very much a part of the main character’s life. By strict definition, this is a ... more >
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