Rating: 5 stars out of 5 Nestled in the forest surrounding Flagstaff, Arizona, Mountain Shadows offers residents and guests a home and refuge. A year ago, the isolated retreat, with its log cabins and stone lodge, could boast a convalescing new owner, one employee, two long-term tenants, and an uncertain future. As others joined the… Continue reading A MelanieM Review: Shadows and Ash (Pulp Friction 2014 Finale) by Laura Harner , Lee Brazil , Havan Fellows , T.A. Webb
Day: February 26, 2015
Barb, A Zany Old Lady Review: All in the Details by A.K.M. Miles
Rating: 3 stars out of 5 As this sweet romance opens we meet Beau Garner , a 31 year old man who has put his OCD into making a profit by running an event organizing company called Details. “It’s all in the details” claims Beau over and over again throughout the book. (Though meant to… Continue reading Barb, A Zany Old Lady Review: All in the Details by A.K.M. Miles
A Mika Review: Mauled (Guards of Folsom #4.5, Beyond Duty #2) by S.J.D. Peterson
Rating: 3.75 rounded up to 4 stars out of 5 Gunther Duchene aka “Gunny” and Macalister Jones aka “Mac” have overcome the obstacles of coming out and retiring from serving more than twenty years as Marines. Their exit ceremony is behind them, their wedding vows are made, and now it’s time for the honeymoon. What… Continue reading A Mika Review: Mauled (Guards of Folsom #4.5, Beyond Duty #2) by S.J.D. Peterson
A Sammy Review: The Wrong Man (Right and Wrong #2) by Lane Hayes
Rating: 5 stars out of 5 I couldn’t begin to make sense of Jake Westley’s unexpected reappearance after twelve years. It was like a cameo appearance in the sitcom of life, I thought. But why him? Why now? On television, those comebacks were made for a reason. Real life made no fucking sense. Brandon Good… Continue reading A Sammy Review: The Wrong Man (Right and Wrong #2) by Lane Hayes
On Tour with Ansleigh’s Grotto by JT Cheyanne (contest)
Synopsis Dylan Matthews lives in a world of fantasy. As a video game designer, there are no limits on how far or wide his imagination could stretch. He loves his work and excels at bringing the visions in his head to a game console. The luck of his Irish heritage seems to touch him when… Continue reading On Tour with Ansleigh’s Grotto by JT Cheyanne (contest)