B Reviews / B Reviews Category / Recommended Readsbook 1 / Historical / lawyer / m/m / Regency / Scotland / Series / trilogy14 Comments
Dear Ms. Chambers: Provoked is considerably different from your first two books, and not just because it’s male/male. As I read it, I kept feeling a little off-kilter; it gradually became apparent that this story is not a traditional romance. Although it doesn’t exactly have a cliffhanger ending, it should ... more >
Publishing Newsgender roles / m/m16 Comments
Meet The First Openly Gay Male Country Star – Usually the admonition is to “read this but avoid the comments.” In this case, though, the comments really make the piece. Steve Grand released his first single and music video into the world. What makes this country rock star’s story unique ... more >
B+ Reviewsenemies to lovers / historical romance / m/m11 Comments
Blurb: His deadliest enemy will become his heart’s desire. Caius doesn’t feel like much of a Christian. He loves his life of learning as a monk in the far-flung stronghold of Fara, but the hot warrior blood of his chieftain father flows in his veins. Heat soothed only in the ... more >
B ReviewsContemporary romance / m/m16 Comments
Blurb: He can find a use for his lover’s hands…except when he needs help the most. Kellen is short on cash—at least until his first novel starts to sell—but he has plenty of friends. None of them, unfortunately, share his love of books. For that he turns to IM chats ... more >
C- ReviewsContemporary romance / m/m / Paranormal2 Comments
Book eight in assassin/shifter series Special Agent Keegan Ripley has watched, listened to and fantasized about the notorious Vicious Vince Markov for more than a decade. Now he has been assigned the task of going undercover in Rio to convince Markov to meet with FBI bosses about joining forces. After ... more >
Book ClubBook-club / children / m/m / opposites attract22 Comments
This is the first book in our 2013 Book Club. I selected the book because I thought it was an m/m romance that even non m/m readers might find enjoyable. It had interesting discussion points about unexpected parenthood, social anxieties, and opposites attract. Moreover, I thought it was a good ... more >