B Reviewscollege / Contemporary / disability / m/m romance / New Adult / queer4 Comments
Dear KA Mitchell, While it’s true that not all of your books have been a complete success for me, you are nevertheless one of my go-to authors and I read everything you release. I like New Adult and when I saw you were releasing an NA romance I was even ... more >
A Reviews / B+ Reviews / Recommended Readscaptivity narrative / enemies to lovers / Fantasy / m/m romance / prince / queer / trigger warnings98 Comments
*All the trigger warnings* NOTE: The review is pretty much spoiler-free but the comments are not. If you don’t want to be spoiled, don’t read the comments. Go read Kings Rising and then come back and talk to us about all the things. Janine: Three years ago, Kaetrin and I ... more >
B- ReviewsBDSM / bisexual / Gay / office romance / queer3 Comments
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 >
C ReviewsContemporary / novella / queer / transgender / truckersComments Off on REVIEW: Her Kind of Man by Nona Raines
Dear Nona Raines, I wanted to diversify my queer romance reading a little more and read more about transgender characters so when I saw this one recently in a newsletter I subscribe to (one of a thousand apparently *sigh*) and, knowing your work had been reviewed favourably here by Jayne ... more >
B+ Reviews / Recommended Readscaper / humour / m/m romance / mystery / New-York / queer2 Comments
Dear LB Gregg, It has been five (long) years since the first two Romano & Albright books (Catch Me If You Can and Trust Me If You Dare) were released. I remember them fondly; a blend of farce, crime caper, mystery and romance, and I was so happy to see ... more >
B- ReviewsHistorical / m/m romance / queer / RegencyComments Off on REVIEW: Unnatural by Joanna Chambers
Dear Joanna Chambers, I enjoyed your Enlightenment series featuring Murdo Balfour and David Lauriston. One of the secondary characters in it was Captain Iain Sinclair, who became a (platonic) friend of Murdo’s. Iain was sent to Manchester as part of the Crown’s efforts to stop civil unrest and later, assigned ... more >
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