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Prince Raphael d'Oro's whole life has been trapped within the four walls of his London Penthouse. Nobody knows that he's royalty, not even his sexy yet grumpy new bodyguard. But when assassins attack, Raphie is forced out into the real world, and his crush on Griff is growing too hard to ignore. An experienced man like Griff would never want a fumbling young thing like Raphie, right?

Griff Thompson is a professional, even when he finds out that happy-go-lucky Raphie with his mesmerising long hair is a hidden prince. He has a race against time to return Raphie to his European home country to save the throne and Raphie's life. That's all that matters.

But there are only so many times they can share a bed before the pull between them is too strong to ignore. Despite the draw, Griff knows his attraction to Raphie is pure fantasy. He'll do whatever it takes to keep the young prince safe, and that might have to include not breaking his heart. But can he truly walk away, or will true love conquer all?

Hair Out of Place is a steamy, standalone MM romance novel featuring inconvenient bed sharing, romantic home cooking, possibly the worst assassins in the world, really long hair, and one fierce kitty. This book has guaranteed HEA with absolutely no cheating and no cliffhanger.

Hair Out of Place

This book is a fun take on a gay romance that feels fresh. Danger forces Prince Raphael, trapped in his luxurious London penthouse, to collide with Griff, his tough but soft-hearted bodyguard. Their instant chemistry and relationship was a treat to read. Raphie's charm and confidence—even when he's a little awkward—make him easy to root for, while Griff's no-nonsense attitude grounds the story.

Sexual tension rises as they deal with their feelings amidst the chaos of threats from assassins. The banter is light and humorous, preventing the plot from getting too heavy, and makes for some delightful moments. I loved how Juliet blends romance with a bit of adventure and a touch of fantasy.

The secondary characters add their own flavor, especially the fierce kitty, which brings some delightful quirks. It's refreshing to see a love story where the characters deal with genuine emotions. This book was enjoyable and left me with a smile, and the sweet ending felt just right. If you're looking for a cozy escape with lighthearted charm, this one fits the bill.

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Last year, days after Rocktoberfest, the band Damaged Saints were onstage when a pyro accident burned their drummer and seriously injured their singer when flying bits of burning shrapnel hit him, damaging his voice and leaving him unable to continue as the band's singer.

He's now their new manager, and thanks to a friend from another band, they've got a lead on a new singer. Jagger is smokin' hot, charismatic as hell, and so far, has few inhibitions, which makes him perfect for their rather snarky, salacious crew.

Just one problem: Jagger has only ever sung with cover bands and never on a large scale or even at a venue larger than a small-town waterfront festival. He's used to having less than four feet to move around in, which doesn't translate well on an enormous stage. With less than a month to draw some hidden moves out of him, the band will use any means at their disposal and maybe even discover if Jagger is the perfect fit for them off the stage too.

Damaged Saints is a book in the multi-author Road to Rocktoberfest 2023 series. Each book stands alone, but why not read them all and see who hits the stage next? Hot rock stars and the men who love them. What more could you want? Kick back, load up your Kindle, and enjoy the men of Rocktoberfest!

Damaged Saints

This book brings together a solid mix of music, humor, and romance. The story follows a band trying to regroup after a devastating accident leaves them needing a new singer. The dynamic between the characters is fun, especially as they embark on this challenge with their new frontman, Jagger. He's not just easy on the eyes; his charisma adds a great energy to the group.

Watching the band adapt to Jagger's past and help him step up to the big leagues is enjoyable. Banter and chemistry fill the guys' interactions. Dorine does a great job of portraying the highs and lows of band life while layering in the romance. As a fan of rock star romances, I enjoyed the music and interaction. It's a light read that hits all the right notes.

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