Tag: MM Romance

Sebastian will need every drop of his acting talent to survive with both his head and his heart intact.

When Sebastian Hewel’s twin sister, Bronwyn, reneges on the arrangement to marry Anthony Redbourn, Earl of Crofton, Sebastian has no choice but to take her place. He might feel like he’s in one of Master Shakespeare’s plays, but with his performance as Lady Crofton, he hopes to pay off his late father’s debts and save his family’s honour.

Sebastian didn’t expect Anthony to be so attractive and alluring—not to mention shrewd. Anthony is not the type of man to care if his lovers wear a gown or a doublet, and he is charmed by Sebastian, offering a mutually beneficial arrangement. Fool Anthony’s fellow nobles and the court in an extravagant wedding, then retire to Crofton Hall to play Anthony’s beloved wife for a year or two, after which the young, but sickly, Lady Crofton will succumb to a fever, and Sebastian can return to his normal life. But as the theater saying goes in warning of expecting success... "Break a leg."

This is the third edition of The Actor and the Earl, and it has been re-edited for release.

The Actor and the Earl

Rebecca Cohen's tale of unexpected romance shines against the backdrop of historical England. The story centers on Sebastian Hewel, who's in a precarious situation after stepping into his twin sister's role. He's now the unconventional "bride" to Anthony Redbourn, the Earl of Crofton. What begins as a well-crafted facade devolves into a complex exploration of identity and desire.

Cohen's writing fits in that period of society, and reveals the contrast between duty and passion. Sebastian's initial reluctance gives way to a rich bond with the alluring Earl. Their chemistry and the nuances of their partnership make this a delight to read.

A beautiful setting of opulent aristocracy with undercurrents of expectations and sacrifice. Cohen created a genuine connection that felt both tender and authentic. She delivers humor and poignancy, making this tale a reflection of the times. It delivers the angst of affection and the courage it takes to embrace one's true self.

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Rejection may try to tear them apart, but will ultimately bring them together.

Schoolteacher Charlie Matthews returns to his hometown seeking the life he's been missing since coming out. He wants simple things——friendship and a sense of belonging——and it looks like his dreams are coming true when an accident brings Josh into his life.

When paramedic Josh Campbell attends an emergency and meets Charlie, sparks fly. He's found the one person who makes him feel whole and who he wants to build a future with. But the thought of being rejected by his brother, the man who sacrificed everything for him, is overwhelming.

For Charlie to have his happy ever after, he needs Josh to take a chance, but is their love strong enough motivation for Josh? And if Josh's worst fears come true, can their relationship survive the fallout?

It's not until Charlie confronts his own past that he fully understands what Josh has to lose. But Josh is Charlie's hero, and Josh will do anything to prove to Charlie that his dreams can come true.

A low angst m/m romance set in a small town, featuring first responders and found families.

Charlie's Hero

This book is a refreshing read that brings warmth and sincerity to the forefront. The story revolves around Charlie, a schoolteacher finding his way back to his hometown, and Josh, a paramedic with a lot on his plate. Their connection feels genuine and relatable, and it's wonderful to see how their lives intertwine under unexpected circumstances.

The small-town vibe makes it easy to root for both characters as they navigate their feelings and fears. Charlie's quest for belonging comes through, while Josh's protective nature creates a sense of comfort. Their relationship is real, and you can't help but want them to figure it all out.

Starr has a way of making the characters feel like friends. You can sense their struggles and joys, and see how they challenge each other to grow. The pacing is just right, with moments of tension balanced with heartfelt exchanges. The story strikes a good balance between romance and personal growth. If you're in the mood for a sweet tale about love, acceptance, and finding your place in the world, give this book a try. It will leave you with a smile.

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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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