Rating: 4.5 stars out of 5 When Luke’s lost everything, the only thing to do is head back home to the ranch and pray that he finds his way again. When Navy SEAL Luke Blanchard comes back to Northeast Texas after a devastating injury, he feels like the whole world has gone dark. In… Continue reading A MelanieM Recent Release Review: The Wounded Warrior (Rocking W #1) by B.A. Tortuga
Day: June 8, 2017
A Free Dreamer Review: Seidman by James Erich
Rating: 5 stars out of 5 In Viking Age Iceland, where boys are expected to grow into strong farmers and skilled warriors, there is little place for a sickly twelve-year-old boy like Kol until he catches the eye of a seið-woman—a sorceress—and becomes her apprentice. Kol travels to the sorceress’s home, where her grandson, Thorbrand,… Continue reading A Free Dreamer Review: Seidman by James Erich
A Kai Review: Conning Colin: A Gay Romantic Comedy by Elsa Winters & Brad Vance
Rating: 4 stars out of 5 Hamilton Dillon is a high-class Manhattan escort, polished, well dressed, and cultured. Colin O’Neill is recently divorced, questioning his sexuality, and disappointed by his first fumbling gay hookups. So he figures, why not hire the best of the best to show him the ropes? What he doesn’t know is… Continue reading A Kai Review: Conning Colin: A Gay Romantic Comedy by Elsa Winters & Brad Vance
An Alisa Review: My Highland Cowboy by Alexa Milne
Rating: 4 stars out of 5 Duncan McLeish owns a ranch. Unlike most ranches, this one is in the Scottish Highlands. Having inherited a failing farm from his grandfather, he turns it into a successful business. He has friends and he loves his home, but he’s lonely, and not even infrequent trips to Glasgow… Continue reading An Alisa Review: My Highland Cowboy by Alexa Milne
A Caryn Review: To Love a Traitor by JL Merrow
Rating: 4 out of 5 stars This book is a great examples of why I love historicals. Clearly this was well-researched, with no irritating anachronisms, and I felt like I was right there in inter-war England. The language is so very appropriate – not only the dialogue, but the somewhat formal prose as well. The… Continue reading A Caryn Review: To Love a Traitor by JL Merrow
Lou Sylvre and Anne Barwell on Writing, Characters, and their story ‘Sunset at Pencarrow’ (author interview and giveaway)
Sunset at Pencarrow (World of Love) by Lou Sylvre and Anne Barwell Dreamspinner Press Cover Artist: Anne Cain Buy Links: (Discount code PENCARROW from 5/31-6/30, 30% off, DSP store only.) Amazon | Barnes and Noble | Google Books | iTunes | Kobo ✒︎ Scattered Thoughts and Rogue Words is happy to have Anne Barwell and Lou Sylvre here today… Continue reading Lou Sylvre and Anne Barwell on Writing, Characters, and their story ‘Sunset at Pencarrow’ (author interview and giveaway)
Jaime Samms on Families, Kinship and her latest story ‘Off Stage: Beyond the Footlights (Off Stage #3)’ (author guest post)
Off Stage: Beyond the Footlights (Off Stage #3) by Jaime Samms Dreamspinner Press Cover Artist: Aaron Anderson Scattered Thoughts and Rogue Words is happy to have Jaime Samms here today on her Off Stage: Beyond the Footlights tour. Welcome, Jaime! Life rarely turns out how we think it will. It throws curves at us and when… Continue reading Jaime Samms on Families, Kinship and her latest story ‘Off Stage: Beyond the Footlights (Off Stage #3)’ (author guest post)
Release Blitz for Accepting The Fall by Meg Harding (excerpt and giveaway)
Buy Links: Amazon US | Amazon UK Length: 61,000 words Cover: Black Jazz Design Blurb Confronting the past is never easy. Cole Whitaker is happy. He has the job and boyfriend he always wanted. His heart’s in no danger of being broken, and he can’t ask for more from life.… Continue reading Release Blitz for Accepting The Fall by Meg Harding (excerpt and giveaway)
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