It’s been wavering between very warm and seasonally warm here in Maryland and this month looks to go down as our warmest March yet. And for me, when the temperature is up, I want to eat lighter and this souffle is the perfect meal, no matter the time of day. It melts in the mouth… Continue reading A Herb and Cheese Souffle Recipe To Love
Month: March 2012
Review of Nobody’s Hero by Katey Hawthorne
Rating: 4.8 stars Jamie Monday is living two lives. In one life, he is normal and outwardly gay, he’s the life of the gay party scene, the office extrovert, everyone’s favorite homo. Then there’s his other life, the hidden one as a member of the Awakened, people who can control the elements. As an Awakened,… Continue reading Review of Nobody’s Hero by Katey Hawthorne
Review of The Only Easy Day by R.J.Scott
Rating: 4.75 stars The Only Easy Day Navy Seal Joseph Kinnon has just returned from a covert mission to find his commander waiting with tragic news, his stepsister has been murdered. The facts surrounding the case are slim and the media are painting an inaccurate and damaging portrait of the dead girl. Grief stricken and… Continue reading Review of The Only Easy Day by R.J.Scott
Review of Lily by Xavier Axelson
Rating: 4.5 stars Its Father’s Day and two men are waiting for a little girl to appear. They are waiting for Lily. Lily, his beloved little girl, had been lost a year ago, dragged off into the woods by a wolf. In the time since, Pryor, consumed with his loss, has retreated to his… Continue reading Review of Lily by Xavier Axelson
Review of Lessons in Power (Cambridge Fellows #4) by Charlie Cochrane
Rating: 5 stars Cambridge 1907 After the tumultuous doings where Orlando lost his memory albeit temporarily, Drs. Coppersmith and Stewart are now happily ensconced in their newly purchased home, Forsythia Cottage. But it’s not long before mystery and murder find them again. Matthew Ainslie, friend and acquaintance (depending upon which of the men you talked… Continue reading Review of Lessons in Power (Cambridge Fellows #4) by Charlie Cochrane
Review of All The Kings Men by R.J. Scott
Review written for JoyfullyJay blog on 3/24/2012 Rating: 4 stars Review of All the King’s Men by R. J. Scott When Nathan Richardson and his boyfriend, Ryan Ortiz, broke up over Ryan’s cheating, Nathan headed for LA to pursue his acting career. But all those miles between them didn’t stop their love or need for… Continue reading Review of All The Kings Men by R.J. Scott
Review of The Wrong Note by Isabella Carter
Rating: 4.45 Rue has a problem. The new store next to his is blaring its music so loud he can’t think, and the new owner is taking his parking spot. What is a guy to do? When he can’t stand it anymore, he rushes over to confront the owner and meets Jocelyn. Green eyes, triple… Continue reading Review of The Wrong Note by Isabella Carter
New Recipe Boeuf en Croute by Laura Calder
Rating: 5 stars We are slowly working our way through Laura Calder’s French Cooking At Home cookbook and this was our latest recipe we tried. Once again, it was simple and outstanding. We had to try it twice to get it the way we wanted but it will be a fixture in dinners to come… Continue reading New Recipe Boeuf en Croute by Laura Calder
Review of Battle Buddy by S.J.D. Peterson
Rating: 4.8 stars For Shane Tucker, the Army and Don’t Ask Don’t Tell give him two reasons to leave his small home town in Texas. One, Shane saw the Army as a “great alternative to mucking cow shit and mending fences.”* Two, as a gay 19 year old, DADT was the perfect excuse to stay… Continue reading Review of Battle Buddy by S.J.D. Peterson
A Recipe To Love – Pork Chops with Green Olives and Lemons
I have written about French Cooking At Home, a show with Laura Calder that has become an addiction of mine. Her recipes are simple but oh so tasty. I am now working my way through her first cookbook and haven’t found a recipe I haven’t loved. This latest one came not from her book but… Continue reading A Recipe To Love – Pork Chops with Green Olives and Lemons