B+ Reviews / Recommended Readscollege / Contemporary / m/m / queer / Small-Town4 Comments
Dear Roan Parrish, A number of my trusted Goodreads recommenders spoke highly of this book. I asked a friend “should I read this book?” and her answer was an unhesitating “YES!”, so I had it on my wishlist – then was delighted when it had been submitted to DA for ... more >
B Reviewsbisexual / Contemporary / domestic / m/m / queer / Small-Town2 Comments
Dear Kaje Harper, Life, Some Assembly Required is the sequel to The Rebuilding Year (a book I read and loved); it picks up the story directly after the end of the earlier book. I found myself a little lost at the beginning. There is little by way of recap and ... more >
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 >
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