This review was first posted on JoyfullyJayblog where I am a guest reviewer: Rating: 4.75 stars Davis Wheaton is having the bad day of all bad days. His live-in boyfriend has cheated on him (not the first boyfriend to do so), his job and family are strangling him in expectations and demands, and it… Continue reading A Review of Opposite Day by Erica Kealey
Month: February 2012
Review of Crossroads by Keta Diablo
Rating: 1 star I have never given a book one star before. Usually there is at least one redeeming factor that makes it two stars. But not this story, this is pure rubbish. Everything about this book screams trash bin – from poor writing and unlikable main characters to rape masquerading as BDSM, nothing works.… Continue reading Review of Crossroads by Keta Diablo
A Review of Burn by T. J.Klune
This review was written for and posted on JoyfullyJay on February 20, 2012: Rating: 3.75 stars Burn is the highly anticipated second book by author TJ Klune, whose debut novel, Bear, Otter And The Kid was a wonderful and well received story of a young man coming to term with his sexuality within the confines… Continue reading A Review of Burn by T. J.Klune
Review of Lessons in Discovery, Cambridge Fellows #3 by Charlie Cochrane
Rating: 5 stars Lessons In Discovery is the third in the Cambridge Fellows series, and the one that cemented my love for Jonty and Orlando. With the first book, the characters felt very removed and dispassionate. I loved the historical feel of the book, but the men? Not so much. The second book, Lessons in… Continue reading Review of Lessons in Discovery, Cambridge Fellows #3 by Charlie Cochrane
A New Delight – French Cooking At Home with Laura Calder
I love cooking shows. They give me new ideas, they make me drool over spices, pastas, breads and knife skills. I dream of new kitchens and Vulcan ovens. It doesn’t matter if they are cooking Italian (think Giada) or New Orleans style (think Emeril), they are a constant source of delight. Recently, I was flipping… Continue reading A New Delight – French Cooking At Home with Laura Calder
LGBT Romance Spotlight: Goodreads M/M Romance Group
LGBT Romance Spotlight: Goodreads M/M Romance Group.I love Goodreads and stumbled upon the M/M Romance Group quite by accident to my delight. Here the discussions are lively, and thought provoking. The members always interesting and they love sharing the books they read, just like me. This interview with Heidi Cullinan, author and blogger of The… Continue reading LGBT Romance Spotlight: Goodreads M/M Romance Group
A Review of Riot Boy (Superpowered Love #2) by Katey Hawthorne
Rating: 5 stars What do you do when your lover cheats on you? Why you head out and go clubbing and get your drink on, that’s what Etienne Fletcher is doing. Accompanied by his sister, Et is listening to a local cover band, downing Martini’s, all the while wondering if he wouldn’t be better off… Continue reading A Review of Riot Boy (Superpowered Love #2) by Katey Hawthorne
A Review of Infected Freefall by Andrea Speed
Rating: 4.5 stars Here we are at book 4 of the series and I am still as seriously addicted as I became on Infected Prey. It is a good thing that I already know that another book is being written because if I thought this could even be the last book, I would pull a… Continue reading A Review of Infected Freefall by Andrea Speed
A Review of Lessons in Desire, Cambridge Fellows #2 by Charlie Cochrane
I have just finished Lessons in Desire, the second in the Cambridge Fellows series and I am beginning to see the reasons for the good reviews. Unlike the first book which left me detached and uninvolved in the characters, Lessons in Desire delighted me and gave me a better understanding of Drs. Coppersmith and Stewart… Continue reading A Review of Lessons in Desire, Cambridge Fellows #2 by Charlie Cochrane
Bigotry is a Transitive Noun
Bigotry is a Transitive Noun.
Scattered Thoughts and Rogue Words 