The first in (I hope) many mini movie reviews. These are totally random, and could be old, new, or anything in between.... The Mountain Between Us (2017) Idris Elba/Kate Winslet Genre: Drama/Romance TW: plane crash, animal death I enjoyed this a LOT more than I thought I was going to. I bailed on it when... Continue Reading →
Review – True by Timothy Warren
I should have done this review WEEKS ago, as it was the first book I read in 2023. To be honest, I wasn't expecting much. Muscular cowboys, a cute cabin, Montana in the winter, lost in a storm; yeah, I'll take it. The tropes were on point for a gloomy January and I wasn't expecting... Continue Reading →
Review – To the Moon and Back by N.R. Walker
I have no idea why I chose this. Anything with children on the cover usually sends me screaming for the hills. Been there, done that. I don’t want my romance reading to be cock-blocked by demanding kids, thank you very much. But I did, and here we are. And… I didn’t hate it. Why? Because... Continue Reading →
Book Release – The Dragon Eater by J. Scott Coatsworth
Yes, I know, not my usual genre but I wanted to share Scott's good news with you. Back in the day, when I was reading sci-fi and fantasy, I read his Skythane series, and it was first class, true techy science fiction. His world-building is off-the-scale and I highly recommend you check out this author... Continue Reading →
Review – The Forgotten Keychains by Julian Kennedy
A genuinely creepy series starter from new-to-me author, Julian Kennedy. This book does end on a cliffhanger, but there are enough tied ends to satisfy, so I'm happy to wait for the next book in the Forgotten series. The main character of this novel is Dannie, a non-binary real estate photographer, who discovers some key... Continue Reading →
Review – All The Battles We Surrender by Garry Michael
Establishing Garry Michael as one of my go-to authors for #ownvoices MM romance, this story is a heartbreaker, albeit it one with a good ending. The likeable characters, Jace and Sawyer, are married but estranged after Sawyer’s desire to continue another three years medical training curtails their plans to move to Alaska. Jace has moved... Continue Reading →
Review – The Club by Ellery Lloyd
Not my usual read, but to be honest, I was suckered in by that cover. Isn't it gorgeous? The fact it was so universally lauded matters not one jot to me. I'm usually an indie girl, but that cover... So, here we go. This was a largely entertaining murder mystery about an exclusive club for... Continue Reading →
Review – Far From Neverland by Rylee Hale
I'm gonna say it... TAKE ME TO CHURCH! You know if I start with that, the book I'm reviewing is super hot. If you didn't before, you do now. I have a special affinity with Peter Pan. The book was always my go-to as a child during a turbulent upbringing, and I still have the... Continue Reading →
Review – Ipso Facto ILU by Hudson Lin
This third tale in the Coffee House Shorts series is the tale of two nerds, and I say that in the nicest possible way. Brandon and Jonny are made for yaoi anime love stories - honestly. They are super cute, but smart too. Not just smart because the author tells us they are, but they... Continue Reading →
Review – A Little Christmas: Sawyer by R.A. Frick
I think it's worth saying the Little/Daddy dynamic isn't my thing. So why did I read it? The Die Hard plot, of course! I mean, come on, wouldn't you be curious? I read different kinks all the time and remain unfazed by most things, though the big fat exceptions are non-con, illegal, scatalogical and abusive.... Continue Reading →