Rating: 3.25🌈 Declared, second in the Star Marked Warriors series, is better then the first book. While that one had to establish the universe the authors needed for their series, it also included a couple and romance that I found hard to connect with. Plus just some issues with the plot overall. What I liked… Continue reading Review: Declared (Star Marked Warriors Book 2) by Sam Burns and W.M. Fawkes
Tag: m/m science fiction
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
A MelanieM Review: Purple Haze (Aliens in New York #2) by Kelly Jensen
Rating: 3,75 stars out of 5 Six months have passed since Dillon and Lang crashed into each other on a crowded street in New York City, changing the course of their lives. Now they’re living together as a couple, happy, in love, but not quite ready to say the words out loud. Dillon is about… Continue reading A MelanieM Review: Purple Haze (Aliens in New York #2) by Kelly Jensen
A VVivacious Review: Snowed In: Nen and Anani by Nell Iris
Rating: 2 Stars out of 5 “Anani and Nen are residents of Elemiis where love between two men is forbidden. The Vasilissa banishes her son, the Vasilieu, Anani from her kingdom which leads to a Terrible Snow Rotation as Anani’s powers spiral out of control. When after fifteen rotations they are re-united it leads to… Continue reading A VVivacious Review: Snowed In: Nen and Anani by Nell Iris
Review Tour and Giveaway – Comply by Lee Manarte
Buy Links: Amazon US | Amazon UK – Exclusive to Amazon and Available to Borrow in Kindle Unlimited Length: 217 pages Cover Design: Jay Aheer @ Simply Defined Art Blurb “The world is a cruel place…” No one believes that more than I do. My name is Declan Forester, and… Continue reading Review Tour and Giveaway – Comply by Lee Manarte
A Free Dreamer Review: In the Name of Magic by Chris Bedell
Rating: 1 star out of 5 Non-magical people are being demonized and falsely blamed for Magnifico’s economic problems after Queen Vivian’s bloody rise to power. But politics very quickly becomes more than abstract views to argue when secret police wolves are deployed throughout the country to kill those born without magical abilities. Seventeen-year-old Maximillian’s best… Continue reading A Free Dreamer Review: In the Name of Magic by Chris Bedell
An Alisa Release Day Review: Guarding His Melody (Enhanced World Standalone) by Victoria Sue
Rating: 5 stars out of 5 Deaf since childhood, Sebastian Armitage had a promising musical future until his dreams were shattered when he transformed at twelve years old. In a world where enhanced humans are terrorized and imprisoned, his life shrinks around him even more as he suffers the torment of his father’s experimental research… Continue reading An Alisa Release Day Review: Guarding His Melody (Enhanced World Standalone) by Victoria Sue
John Inman on Writing, Research, and his new release Nightfall (author interview and giveaway)
Nightfall by John Inman Dreamspinner Press Cover Artist: Tiferet Design Sales Links: Dreamspinner Press | Amazon Scattered Thoughts and Rogue Words is happy to host John Inman back again, talking about his latest release Nightfall. Welcome, John. ♦︎ ~ Scattered Thoughts and Rogue Words Interview with John Inman ~ Q.–Does research play a role in choosing what… Continue reading John Inman on Writing, Research, and his new release Nightfall (author interview and giveaway)
An Ali Review: On Andross Station by J.C. Long
Rating: 3.5 out of 5 stars Hikaru Adachi has come to Andross Station to discover what happened to colleague and fellow Inquisitor Katya. Thane, a tracer, has arrived at the station seeking a bounty on Galen Horn, one of the Unity of Planets’ most wanted men. They will find their paths cross as their interests… Continue reading An Ali Review: On Andross Station by J.C. Long
An Alisa Review: 2230: The Perfect Year by CM Corett
Rating: 4 stars out of 5 Alex Coulson spends his days as a lowly laboratory assistant. At night, he watches movies in his lonely apartment and dreams of exciting adventures and handsome leading men. When an electrical fire breaks out in the lab, an experimental machine malfunctions and Alex is caught in the explosion. He… Continue reading An Alisa Review: 2230: The Perfect Year by CM Corett
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