Today's review! His to Call Home by Siobhan Smile:
"A wonderful story filled with emotion: self confidence, jealousy, romance, love and banter, along with moments of great drama... Smile has put their heart and soul into creating these wonderful characters that fill this very entertaining story."
"When his elderly neighbour falls ill, Nathan steps in to look after his dog Oscar... an uncomplicated joy of a read, with a happy ending for man and dog. Both find their forever homes."
"An easy, quick read, but it’s still fast paced, filled with action, danger and lots of intimate moments... an entertaining and exciting first book in the “White Knight Security” series."
Today's release: Reni Stankova's MM fantasy The Secrets of Heaven.
Raphael and Dante, the enemies of Heaven, who committed regicide, have spent five glorious years in exile, hiding from the law. But their peaceful sanctuary shatters when Archangel Remiel, one of the best investigators...
Today's release: Carole Cummings & Andy Gallo's MM urban fantasy A World Apart:
Two years after he nearly died, Nathan Duffy is living his dream. He and Camilo are finally the ‘them’ Nathan always wanted. But Nathan quickly learns everything comes with a price. The military...
Today's review! A Knight to Remember by Jackie Keswick:
"FI really enjoyed A Knight to Remember, which introduces readers to the series' main characters - I’m sure there will be some interesting cases to be solved. I’m excited about this new series... well done."
#WhatchaReading ? I read the We Could Be So Good epilogue, "Bells are Ringing," which was perfect. They're exactly themselves, yet somehow they've also grown. Funny and awwwww.
Earlier, I finished Object of Desire (Bitter Legacy #2) by Dal Maclean. It's a really good murder mystery with a sorta #mmromance with a HFN.
Now, I'm reading The Runaway by Laura Taylor. It's set in an 1800s #omegaverse where omegas are mostly enslaved and mistreated although it looks like things will turn out as well as can be expected for our MCs.
Today's release: E.H. Lupton's MM urban fantasy Dionysus in Wisconsin:
A graduate student and an archivist fight a god. Fall, 1969. Ulysses Lenkov should be working on his dissertation. Instead, he’s developing an unlucrative sideline in helping ghosts and hapless magic users. But when...
QSFer Gaia Sol has a new MM mythological fantasy out: Echoes of the Gods.
Peace has endured in Yggdrasil since Loki, prophesied nemesis of the gods, was captured. And wardens, like Yngvi, are entrusted with the essential, but mundane, duty of ensuring he stays imprisoned. Seeking other avenues...
Today's review! A Very Genre Christmas by Kim Fielding:
"A delightful little story for the holiday season. For some sweet Christmas reading, I highly recommend A Very Genre Christmas by the talented Fielding. It will make you laugh and warm your heart!"
#WhatchaReading ? I finished the most waste of time old Harlequin, The Wild Side by Diana Hamilton. One of those awful misogynistic old skool books that's pretty fun if you're in the right mood -- but then there's the most lukewarm ending! Why did I suffer through all that angst?! Where is my payoff?!
Sounds good! I've read a lot of MM Farmer's books. Currently, I'm slowly working my way through her After the War series in between reading other books.
Some of the #mmromance holiday books I've been reading lately are:
"One of the weirdest and most convoluted Christmas stories that I have ever read, filled with surprises, suspense, thrills, fast paced action, danger, gore and grit... a crazy page turner, a roller coaster of a holiday ride."
The wait is finally over. My gay romance/gaylit short story collection Love & Limitations has arrived, just in time for the holidays (with three holiday stories too):
Today's release: Kim Fielding's MM holiday fantasy romance Regifted:
It’s December, and although Chrys Carvalho loves his home among the trees in the California Sierras, he’s a little lonely. While trying to find a new owner for a motorcycle—gifted by Chrys to his late husband—he meets ...
Today's review! Jake Monroe & the Case of the Missing Mermaid by Arthur Griffin:
"Well written. The trials and tribulations of being a PI, especially one with a paranormal caseload, are vividly portrayed. Recommended for romance readers who like their mysteries spiced with a little paranormal."
"Damaged Saints has to prove that what happened last year did not stop them but made them more determined than ever. Sex, amazing characters, and rock and roll - how can you go wrong? 5 stars.
The holidays are stressful. Treat yourself to a book with a happy ending. Sam and Ulysses meet in September, fight evil together all autumn, and face off against a god in late December, so this is the perfect time of year to read it. Plus, you'll be ready for the sequel in January.
Do you like sweet cinnamon-roll heroes? Then you'll love Bryn from THE RETURN OF THE EARL! He was the first cinnamon-roll hero I’d ever written - he’s strong and sweet and patient and he likes to knit! His kindness, his even temper, and his strong connection to the land provide the perfect foil to Con’s emotional turmoil as the memories engulf them both.
Linda reviews "Loose Strings" by Christie Gordon, Road to Rocktoberfest 2023:
"Two men from totally different backgrounds and careers come together with a chance of a HEA, but only if one of them can overcome his fear and open his heart to love. 5 Stars."
Linda reviews "Seltzer's Taylor" by TL Travis, Road to Rocktoberfest 2023:
"Rockers, sex, and love. All TL Travis’ rocker books are wonderful, and this is no exception. If you’ a’re not familiar with them, grab this one now. There’s no better time. 5 stars."