Rating: 3.25 stars Marcus Hampton is secure in his habits, secure in his job as an accountant, and secure in his identity as a confirmed bachelor. He has his cat, Daisy, and his routines. Each and every day rolling with the same predictability, and he likes that too. Until he meets Demitri Costas, a young photographer… Continue reading Review of Weekends by Edward Kendrick
Month: August 2012
Review of Lashings of Sauce Anthology
3rdRating: 4.5 stars Lashing: British slang for lots or large amounts. In celebration of 2012 Olympics, the Queen’s Diamond Jubilee and the 3rd Annual UK GLBTQ Fiction Meet, a lashing of authors from all over the Globe put forth an GLBTQ anthology of stories that highlight everything that makes Britain (and mainland Europe) a great place… Continue reading Review of Lashings of Sauce Anthology
Review of Wick by Megan Derr
Rating: 4.75 stars Wick tells the tale of four wielders of magic or wicks. Swordwick concerns a royal swordwick who must lie about his abilities as he accompanies his sister to an arranged marriage. Oddwick presents us with a tatterdemalion of a wick, a brilliant eccentric who has locked himself away with his research and… Continue reading Review of Wick by Megan Derr
Review of Shelton’s Homecoming (Shelton #4) by Dianne Hartsock
Rating: 4 stars Shelton has just flown home after receiving a phone call telling him his lover, Nevil, was injured and in the hospital. Nevil is going to be fine but the accident has made it clear that something needs to change in his life, and change now. When Shelton took the promotion and transferred… Continue reading Review of Shelton’s Homecoming (Shelton #4) by Dianne Hartsock
Review of (Un)Masked by Anyta Sunday and Andrew Q. Gordon
Rating: 4.25 stars Jayden Walker has two goals in life, he wants to see the plays he wrote with his best friend, Gristle, performed at Wellington’s Tory Street Theater and he wants to meet his soul mate. But for now he and Gristle, brother of his soul and best friend, are struggling to make ends… Continue reading Review of (Un)Masked by Anyta Sunday and Andrew Q. Gordon
A New Addition to the Garden, the Week Ahead in Reviews and the Sazerac, an American classic cocktail
So, here we are again. It’s a rainy Sunday in Maryland, perfect day for reading and snoozing with the pooches. I was out earlier in the week, gallivanting around and made a quick stop into one of our local nurseries to check out their perennial sale (50 percent off woo hoo!) and what did I… Continue reading A New Addition to the Garden, the Week Ahead in Reviews and the Sazerac, an American classic cocktail
Review of Good Bones by Kim Fielding
Rating: 4,25 stars Dylan Warner was quiet, shy, a milquetoast kind of guy that no one noticed. An architect, he normally stayed home with his plans until one impulsive night out changed his life forever. Dylan can’t believe his luck when a hot guy in leathers, Andy, picks him up and takes him home for… Continue reading Review of Good Bones by Kim Fielding
Review of Bedazzled by Pelaam
Rating: 3.75 stars Jem’s life has been hard since his father died. His stepmother has control of the family business, his step brother and sister have all her affection, and his health, both physically and mentally, was shattered by his loss. Only his good friend, Byron, makes it possible for Jem to get through his… Continue reading Review of Bedazzled by Pelaam
Review of Phoenix Rising by Theo Fenraven
Rating: 3.5 stars It’s early morning hours when Det. Artemis Gregory gets a phone call from his partner, Rachel Wayland. Another body has been found and that makes three in all. The victims were young, gorgeous gay men killed on the full moon of each month. Each body looks posed and peaceful with little clues… Continue reading Review of Phoenix Rising by Theo Fenraven
Review of Alien ‘n’ Outlaw by K. C. Burn
Rating: 4.25 stars R’kos is the youngest child of the Emperor of Ankylos and the most different. Unlike his brothers and sisters, he has an adventurous nature and no desire to enter into the standard triad marriage of their species. As the time for his arranged marriage draws near, R’los commandeers a family shuttle and… Continue reading Review of Alien ‘n’ Outlaw by K. C. Burn