August 2013 Review and Blog Summary: 5 Star Rating: Fifty Fifty Chances Are (Chances Are #3) by Lee Brazil, contemporary Ghost of a Chance (Chances Are #4) by Lee Brazil, contemporary Wicked Guidance (Wicked’s Way #4) by Havan Fellows, contemporary Wicked Incarcerations (Wicked’s Way #3) by Havan Fellows contemporary 4 to 4.75 Star Rating: Chances… Continue reading Scattered Thoughts Summary of Reviews for August 2013
Tag: Home series
Review: Home Sweet Home (Home #5) by T. A. Chase
Rating: 4.5 stars out of 5 Yancey MacCafferty and Juan Romanos have been in love since the first time they met. In a gay bar in Texas, an underage Juan just wanted to dance. But danger was all around him. Yancey, a young rent boy, sees Juan’s innocence and naivete and falls in love, all… Continue reading Review: Home Sweet Home (Home #5) by T. A. Chase
Dog Days of Summer and the Week Ahead in Reviews
Here it is mid – August and the Dog Days of Summer are almost over. I know many of you have heard the term but do you really know where it came from? I know that some of you are looking at your four pawed companions panting away the summer heat beside you, whether on… Continue reading Dog Days of Summer and the Week Ahead in Reviews
Scattered Thoughts May 2013 Book Reviews
It was a great month in book reviews. While most of the book fell into the contemporary fiction category, there was a book in just about every genre. One of my favorites this month was Fragile Bond by Rhi Etzweiler, a science fiction gem of a story from Riptide Publishing. I have also found new… Continue reading Scattered Thoughts May 2013 Book Reviews
Review: Leaving Home (Home #4) by T.A. Chase
Rating: 4 stars out of 5 Peter Skinner is now working full time for Les Hardin and Randy Hersch out at their ranch after the falling out with his family and grandfather over his sexuality. With his family shunning him, Peter is happy to have found a home and new family with Les, Randy and their… Continue reading Review: Leaving Home (Home #4) by T.A. Chase
Review of Hope by William Neale
Rating 5 stars Spencer Hawkins feels like a failure. His best friend and closeted lover has unexpectedly left him and he’s finished his degree with no job prospects, no money in the bank, and unwilling to ask his family for any support as they are stretched as thin as they come. A surprise phone call… Continue reading Review of Hope by William Neale