ST: Good morning, everyone. Today’s guest author is Lee Brazil, author of the wonderful Chances Are series in the Pulp Friction offerings. Good morning, Lee! *pats chair and hands Lee a cup of coffee*. “Don’t mind the terriers, they will ask their own questions later” *shoos away dogs* LB: Good morning! Thank you for… Continue reading Author Spotlight: Meet Lee Brazil!
Tag: m/m series
Review: Nischal (Leopard’s Spots #9) by Bailey Bradford
Rating: 3.75 stars out of 5 Preston Hardy’s brother, Paul, went missing over a year ago and is presumed dead. But Preston hasn’t given up hope of finding his twin. Preston knew his brother’s fascination with snow leopards and has found his way to Texas , the last place Paul was… Continue reading Review: Nischal (Leopard’s Spots #9) by Bailey Bradford
Review: Wicked Solutions (Wicked’s Ways #1) by Havan Fellows
Book Rating: 4.75 stars out of 5 Series Rating: 5 stars out of 5 Wick Templeton is an ex cop, and a man with a plan. Wick’s plan, as a private detective, is to take only the cases that interest him and only when he feels like making the effort. That’s what happens when an… Continue reading Review: Wicked Solutions (Wicked’s Ways #1) by Havan Fellows
Scattered Thoughts July 2013 Book Review Summary
Scattered Thoughts July 2013 Book Review Summary It was an outstanding month with regard to books I read. So many great books and authors that it made this month a joy to be a reader and reviewer. And even more remarkable is that every one of the 5 star rated books were all part of… Continue reading Scattered Thoughts July 2013 Book Review Summary
Review: Waiting for Ty (Lovers and Friends #2) by Samantha Ann King
Rating: 3 stars out of 5 Tyler Coil and his his best friend, gorgeous Landon Burke, have been best friends since college. Landon, a cancer researcher, and Tyler, a politcal reporter, have remained close even though they no longer reside in the same city. Landon has secretly loved his best friend for years, just watched… Continue reading Review: Waiting for Ty (Lovers and Friends #2) by Samantha Ann King
Review: Worlds Collide (Sanctuary #7) by R.J. Scott
Rating: 4.75 stars out of 5 Dale MacIntyre, Sanctuary agent, is in charge of protecting Emily Bullen, wife of Senator Thomas Bullen, from her husband and the rest of the criminally inclined Bullen family. After turning states evidence, Emily is headed back to Albany on a jet. Accompanied only by Dale, the pilot of the plane,… Continue reading Review: Worlds Collide (Sanctuary #7) by R.J. Scott
Winners of Kendall McKenna’s The Final Line Contest
Good morning all! Here are the winners of the e-book drawings from Kendall McKenna and MLR Press are: The Final Line: Sally -n- Sean (which is perfect!) halliday.sally@yahoo.co.uk Pick of Recon Diaries title: Ilona F. felinewyvern@googlemail.com Thanks to all who participated! We have had wonderful comments and a great time.
Guest Blog – Kendall McKenna and Book Contest!
Today we are lucky to have as our guest Kendall McKenna talking about her latest release, The Final Line (Recon Diaries #3). To celebrate its release, we are giving away one copy of The Final Line and one copy of any other Recon Diaries title to a person who comments either today or tomorrow. So… Continue reading Guest Blog – Kendall McKenna and Book Contest!
Mourning and the Week Ahead In Reviews
Winston has been gone for less than a week and most of the time I can’t wrap my mind around that fact. I still turn expecting him to be there and fixed his special breakfast yesterday morning and put it on the floor before I once more realized he wasn’t there to eat it. It… Continue reading Mourning and the Week Ahead In Reviews
New Excerpt from The General and the Elephant Clock by Sarah Black
Sarah Black has finished writing her sequel, The General and the Elephant Clock. And while we are waiting for its release date, here is another excerpt for those of us who need more of John, Gabriel, Kim and all the rest from The General and the Horse-Lord (posted with permission from Sarah Black): Living Large… Continue reading New Excerpt from The General and the Elephant Clock by Sarah Black