Rating: 4.5 stars Berg Pedersen is newly out of the army and standing on the steps belonging to a man he has been seeing secretly for sometime. Berg is shocked and disheartened when the man’s wife opens the door, he had no idea that the guy was married and had a child. Beaten down, Berg… Continue reading Review of Wish List by J.J. Cassidy
Tag: DSP Advent Stories 2012
Review of Snowbound to Nowhere by Andrew Grey
Rating: 4.5 stars When Martin suggested that Chris Fellows spend the holiday with him up at his cabin on the lake, Chris only hesitated for a moment. Chris knew his friend had little family and looked to his closest friends to supply the support and comfort a family would have, so yes was the only… Continue reading Review of Snowbound to Nowhere by Andrew Grey
Review of Lessons Learned, Wishes Earned by Cassandra Gold
Rating: 4 stars Lachlan Douglas is bone aching tired after spending yet another day as Santa’s Elf. It’s not just that it’s his small size that makes him the perfect man for the job, it’s his position within the store too. But when he has to play Elf to the rich store owner’s son’s Santa,… Continue reading Review of Lessons Learned, Wishes Earned by Cassandra Gold
Review of Peace in the Valley by Jana Denardo
Rating: 4.5 stars John and Anthony have a tough time making time for each other, especially at this time of the year. Not only do both men work in emergency services, John as a EMT and Anthony as a nurse, but they also are members of the local Search and Rescue outfit. But their roles… Continue reading Review of Peace in the Valley by Jana Denardo
Review of Inspiration by Henrietta Clark
Rating: 5 stars Nolan’s mother is having open heart surgery and it is scheduled to happen over the holidays which means Nolan is going to Chicago for Christmas and leaving his lover, Benji, behind in Scotland working on his novel. Definitely not an ideal situation for anyone but what is Nolan to do? Benji hates… Continue reading Review of Inspiration by Henrietta Clark
Review of Eight Days by Cardeno C
Rating: 5 stars Maccabe Fried and Josh Segal have virtually grownup together, curtesy of their parents who are the closest of friends. They have spent their vacations together, celebrated the Jewish holidays together and even attended the same schools. And through the ages, one thing never changed, they were always the best of friends even… Continue reading Review of Eight Days by Cardeno C
Scattered Thoughts and Rogue Words 