Rating: 4🌈 Urban fantasy binge reading continues, this time with a author well established as a terrific writer of fantastical, magical tales and series. I must have missed Sam Burns’ fantasy fairytale story first time around. So I was happy to make its acquaintance by chance now, lured in by its great cover and evocative… Continue reading Review: The Cat Returns to Adderly by Sam Burns
Tag: GLBTQ fiction
Review: Demons Do It Better ( Hidden Species #1) by Louisa Masters
Rating: 4.5 🌈 Well, finally, here I am! Back at the beginning of the Hidden Species series I’ve been meaning to return to after finding and diving into the first novel at the start of the sequel series (Dragon Ever After (Here Be Dragons #1) ). Yikes! That story and the introduction to all the… Continue reading Review: Demons Do It Better ( Hidden Species #1) by Louisa Masters
Review: More Than Life by Mary Calmes
Rating: 3🌈 I truly love Mary Calmes and consider her books comfort reads. Whether it’s the latest in her Torus series or Frog, I have an understanding of what characters I might meet, no matter the situation, and the outcome of the passionate romance the main couple falls into. Doesn’t matter if they’ve just met… Continue reading Review: More Than Life by Mary Calmes
Review: Resilient Heart by Annabeth Albert
Rating: 3:25 🌈 Resilient Heart is an expanded short story that appeared in an earlier released collection of stories. Here the author has added an additional 10k words to give her characters a closure to their romance. I didn’t read the first version and love this author so I thought this was a new release… Continue reading Review: Resilient Heart by Annabeth Albert
Review: Stripped (Four Bears Construction #6) by K.M. Neuhold
Rating: 5 🌈 So I’m finished with the penultimate book, sigh, as as with all the others there are many great elements here, so much fun and great joy. Also unexpected little narrative gems that continue to leave me smiling, even now. This is, like most of the books in the series, a low angst… Continue reading Review: Stripped (Four Bears Construction #6) by K.M. Neuhold
Review: Stud (Four Bears Construction #5) by K.M. Neuhold
Rating: 5 🌈 Stud, the fifth novel in the Four Bears Construction series, is a great example why one should read these stories in the order they were written. Over the past four novels and romances, we’ve watched the West and Sawyer drama. Or non drama. Because, although a stone could tell how much in… Continue reading Review: Stud (Four Bears Construction #5) by K.M. Neuhold
Review: Hardwood (Four Bears Construction #3) by K.M. Neuhold
Rating: 4.75🌈 Once again this series goes into a different direction with Everett Aldridge and his road to HEA. We have had Cole who wasn’t looking for love when he found Ren, his forever Honeybee. Then there was is hilarious bighearted Stoney who managed to find his true love just next door in his neighbor,… Continue reading Review: Hardwood (Four Bears Construction #3) by K.M. Neuhold
Review: : Nailed (Four Bears Construction #2) by K.M. Neuhold
Rating: 5🌈 This series….it has really captured my heart. I mean I have all these other books lined up…mysteries, romance adventures, SyFi … but I keep coming back to these guys and their clumsy, adorable journeys to HEA and true love. Take Nailed, please. No , really, grab this one right up. Especially if you’re… Continue reading Review: : Nailed (Four Bears Construction #2) by K.M. Neuhold
Review: Caulky (Four Bears Construction #1)by K.M. Neuhold
Rating: 4.5🌈 Caulky is a totally sweet and sexy contemporary romance, the first in a new series about a group of single men working in a construction company. Best way to describe it comes from a conversation between Cole and Ren where they saw their meeting as a sexy, porn worthy “You’ve Got Mail’. Although… Continue reading Review: Caulky (Four Bears Construction #1)by K.M. Neuhold
Review: Gravemound by Kim Fielding
Rating: 5🌈 The blurb doesn’t begin to tell a reader exactly how unusual and amazing a story Gravemound is. Much like Grimm’s tales but containing far more hope and light at the end then Grimm ever included, this novella takes on such large themes as grief, abandonment, deep loss, alienation, and fear. And through a… Continue reading Review: Gravemound by Kim Fielding
Scattered Thoughts and Rogue Words 