#Review: The Best Man’s Secret by Ana Ashley #MMRomance #GayRomance
Being the best man is hard. Being in love with the groom is worse. A note under my door, and suddenly, I have to tell my best friend he’s been jilted on his wedding day.…
#Review: The Season by Mel Gough #MMRomance #HistoricalRomance
It’s 1911, and the Montague estate is aflutter with anticipation – the second daughter of the Earl of Carran is about to announce her engagement to Lord Henry, the youngest son of the Marquess of…
What will he sacrifice for a love that defies the odds? #MMRomance #Vampires #Review
Five years after vampires claimed Earth as their feeding ground, Owen thought he’d mastered the art of staying invisible. But when the enigmatic Prince Riven chooses him as his first and only thrall, Owen discovers…
#Review: How to Say I Do by Tal Bauer #MMRomance #Books
Review How to Say I Do by Tal Bauer I loved this book, and cried happy tears. I laughed out loud with this book. A brilliant mix of emotions in this story. My first time…
#Review: Honestly Yours by Jaime Reese #MMRomance #GayRomance #BookTalk
The truth hurts. But in the end, honesty wins. Or does it? Warren Prescott loves a challenge. He knows how to play the game and adapts when necessary to succeed in his cutthroat world. Tired…
#Review The Englor Affair – navigating the shadows of duty and desire #SciFi #Regency #MMRomance
If you like male/male, gay romance, science fiction, or regency romance, this is the book for you. I happen to love all these genres, and finding them in one book was a definite treat. Englor…
#Review: Whit by Cora Rose – navigating friendship and love #MMRomance #BookRecommendations
Straight guys don’t have crushes on other dudes, right? Except my roommate, Whit, is intriguing, and I find myself watching him constantly. He’s a mystery I can’t figure out. And these feelings I’m having about…
6 Ways to review a book and 4 ways not to #BookReview #Read #FreeBook
I’m not the only author who adores reviews. Honestly, they can be worth more than a sale. Think of it this way: I make about thirty-five cents on every dollar of a book. True story.…
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