Tag: character with disabilities

Review: Rocky Start (A-List Security Book 4) by Annabeth Albert

Rating: 2.5🌈 I’m very fond of many of this author’s series from #gaymers to Portland Heat to her Out of Uniform series, all terrific. But the men and relationships of the A-List Security have been mostly problematic for me, in multiple ways couple by couple, book by book. It’s not that the writing has been… Continue reading Review: Rocky Start (A-List Security Book 4) by Annabeth Albert

Review: The Barkeep and The Bookseller (Campo Royale #3) by V.L. Locey

Rating: 4.75 🌈 V.L. Locey’s Campo Royale series is truly a favorite of mine. With every new storyline and couple, it goes into new territory and new relationship dynamics while still playing within the universe Locey has created for the series and characters. That’s the fabulous drag club, the Campo Royale and the Queen Mother,… Continue reading Review: The Barkeep and The Bookseller (Campo Royale #3) by V.L. Locey

Review: The Boy in the Locked Room (Beyond the Veil #2) by K.M. Avery

Rating: 3.75🌈 The Boy in the Locked Room is a good example of second book syndrome. The first story sets the characters and world building. The second story needs to continue that momentum going, while further developing the storylines (if that’s the format the author’s chosen) as well as allowing for character growth. It definitely… Continue reading Review: The Boy in the Locked Room (Beyond the Veil #2) by K.M. Avery

Review: Broken In by B.A. Tortuga

Rating: 5🌈 Broken In, B.A. Tortuga’s new release , is definitely my favorite of all her most recent stories. It’s got all the elements I expect from a B.A. Tortuga tale, but elevated into well developed, beautifully defined book, where every aspect of the story and all the characters damaged past histories flow smoothly into… Continue reading Review: Broken In by B.A. Tortuga

Review: The Infidelity Clause by Lisa Oliver

Rating: 2.5🌈 I was looking forward to this book based on the blurb and some of the reviews, but it was definitely not the story I anticipated. Btw, spoilers ahead. First of all there is no solid world building here. The Infidelity Clause by Lisa Olivier was lacking in a consistent foundation for its storylines.… Continue reading Review: The Infidelity Clause by Lisa Oliver

Review: Silent Knight (Blackhaven Manor #7) by Arden Steele

Rating: 4.5🌈 Silent Knight was totally charming. Low angst, sweet, and huge on holiday spirit. It should make everyone’s holiday seasonal reading list. Simon Russell has been a staple in these stories for a while. But what type of being or who he exactly is has never been stated. He’s always been the sunny guy… Continue reading Review: Silent Knight (Blackhaven Manor #7) by Arden Steele

Review: Switch – Hitter (Hit and Run #1) by E.M. Lindsey

Rating: 4.5 🌈 Switch-Hitter is the first book in a new sports series by E.M. Lindsey. It exists , per the author’s forward, within a universe where in MLB out athletes are accepted as are those with various disabilities . Wouldn’t that be a lovely place? And indeed it is, for the characters in Switch-Hitter… Continue reading Review: Switch – Hitter (Hit and Run #1) by E.M. Lindsey

Review Tour and Giveaway for Soul To Keep (Rented Hearts #2) by Garrett Leigh

  Universal Buy Link   Length: 62,000 words   Cover Design: Black Jazz Design   Rented Heart Series   Rented Heart (Book #1) – Universal Buy Link   Blurb   Recovering addict Jamie Yorke has returned to England from California. With no home or family to speak of, he sticks a pin in a map… Continue reading Review Tour and Giveaway for Soul To Keep (Rented Hearts #2) by Garrett Leigh