It's the end of May, and I'm being a bit lazy, y'all... Doing this today because it's the last day of the promotions below, so if you want to check those out before you read these reviews, scroll down! (After you've read this review, obviously.) Anyhoo, I enjoyed this novella in the continuing Wonderland series.... Continue Reading →
Review – The Land of Never After by R.L. Davennor
What an extraordinary story. It isn't really a retelling of Peter Pan or Pirates of the Caribbean, but a strange, beautiful tale in it's own right, with characters that feel familiar and have some of the same names. I loved that everyone had their own agenda. They weren't quite what they seemed. Neverland is a... 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 →
Review – A New Family For Christmas by Tirza Schaefer
I wish, I wish, there was a way of bottling Tirza Schaefer's feel-good, lusciously romantic, spiritual and sexy stories into a a magic tonic. We could take it every time we felt bad, and the world would be a much better place, I swear. You cannot be a cynic if you love Tirza's books. They... Continue Reading →
I Come Bearing Gifts…
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Review – Dollars to Collars by Mx. Alex
This is a super-quick read at 63 pages, which packs a great wallop. Having read Mx. Alex's books before, I know kind of what to expect, and I also trust they represent BDSM correctly and with intimate knowledge. It's a safe feeling, knowing you're reading something that feels authentic. Hats off as well for not... Continue Reading →
Review – The Flower Arrangement (Pursuit of Love) by K.C. Carmine
A lovely, quick to read novella and a timeless love story of man meeting man after a painful break-up. At 111 pages, this is an effortless read and a warming love story about second changes. Brendan and Hugh are a lovely couple who you wish well, and when they finally get together, after a YEAR... Continue Reading →
Review – Hood’s Ride is Red by J.P. Jackson
A fun, relatively quick read and a good way to introduce yourself to the work of this brilliant horror/comedy author. It's a retelling of the familiar fairytale, Little Red Riding Hood, but one you would barely recognise at first. Harkin Ross, known as Hood because of his penchant for wearing "hoodies," drives a red truck... Continue Reading →
Review – Lost In The Dark by Leani M Lopez
Despite the "mass extinction lays waste to the world," set up, this is actually a lovely little novella with all the good juicy tropes; lost in the storm, hurt/comfort, only one bed, only two people left in the world. This is a new-to-me author, and I like her writing already. Ivy is a heroine with... Continue Reading →