Review of Infected: Shift by Andrea Speed

Rating: 5 stars Shift is the fifth book in Andrea Speed’s Infected series.  This is a tightly linked series and the books should be read in order.  This review may have some spoilers for previous books in the series. It’s a typical day for Roan McKitchan in that there was nothing typical about it.  His… Continue reading Review of Infected: Shift by Andrea Speed

Review of Mind Magic by Poppy Dennison

Rating:      4.5 stars When Simon Osbourne starts hearing the cries of children begging for help in his head, he tries to ignore them.  It’s against the rule he is governed by to interfere as he is an apprentice mage and the children in danger are werecubs. But as the cries continue, he feels… Continue reading Review of Mind Magic by Poppy Dennison

Abigail Roux’s Save The Kitty Contest and Compass Rose Pendant from Cut and Run series

Abigail Roux is running a wonderful contest over at her website called Save The Kitty Contest.   As I had mentioned in my review of Armed and Dangerous, Abigail does extensive research into subjects covered in her books and the new Cut and Run book #6, Stars and Stripes, is no different.  Ms. Roux flew to… Continue reading Abigail Roux’s Save The Kitty Contest and Compass Rose Pendant from Cut and Run series

Review of Abstract Realism by Edward Kendricks

86 pages Rating: 4 stars Tonio, a renown painter of abstract realism, made the mistake of accepting an invitation for a movie date from a man he just met at a gallery opening.  The man’s jealous lover made sure Tonio never made that mistake again by savagely attacking him with a knife.  Now scarred and… Continue reading Review of Abstract Realism by Edward Kendricks

Review of Armed and Dangerous by Abigail Roux

Rating: 5 stars “I’m sorry.  The walls are closing in and I need to go. Love you.” And with that note, Ty Grady was gone leaving Zane Garrett to wake up alone after finally declaring his love for his partner.  Missing Ty and his frustration levels rising by the minute, Zane prowls the hallways of… Continue reading Review of Armed and Dangerous by Abigail Roux

Review of Absent-Minded Astrophysicist by TN Tarrant

Rating: 4 stars 136 pages Dr. Liam McGregor, child prodigy, astrophysicist, and all around brilliant mind is absent minded when it comes to everything outside of his lab except for his cat. He is constantly walking into doorknobs, desks and even people because his attention is so firmly tuned to space above.    Awkward around… Continue reading Review of Absent-Minded Astrophysicist by TN Tarrant

Freedom Is Not Free and the week Ahead

It looks as though the sun might come out for our Memorial Weekend here in Maryland after all, humid but at least it’s sunny.  I hope everyone is enjoying their weekend.  Please don’t forget to spare up time to think about our veterans, what they have sacrificed for us and the Nation.  With so many… Continue reading Freedom Is Not Free and the week Ahead

I’m Not Sexy And I Know It by Vic Winter

Rating: 4.25 stars When a new song starts up, it finds Winston standing at the edge of the dance floor, his usual spot at the night club.  But its infectious beat has Winston moving his body to the rhythm of the music, something he never does.  A sexy voice whispers in his ear, anonymous hands… Continue reading I’m Not Sexy And I Know It by Vic Winter

Review of Scrap Metal by Harper Fox

Rating: 5 stars When a bus crash kills his mother and brother, Nichol Seacliff’s dreams of completing his linguistic degree and becoming a translator ends.  Needed on the family hold on Arran Isle, Nichol returns to stone rooms full of memories and his stern grandfather, Harry.  Now he spends his days with sheep, mired in… Continue reading Review of Scrap Metal by Harper Fox

Review of Hope by William Neale

Rating 5 stars Spencer Hawkins feels like a failure.  His best friend and closeted lover has unexpectedly left him and he’s finished his degree with no job prospects, no money in the bank, and unwilling to ask his family for any support as they are stretched as thin as they come.  A surprise phone call… Continue reading Review of Hope by William Neale