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

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

A Time for Remembering, Memorial Weekend and the Week Ahead in Reviews

The month of May has always been a month of celebrations, from Mother’s Day to birthdays to important anniversaries. For me and mine, May is a time for family, either by choice or blood, and of any configuration.  For me, it is a time to celebrate those that I love, whether it is their birth,… Continue reading A Time for Remembering, Memorial Weekend and the Week Ahead in Reviews

The Week Ahead in Reviews and Scattered Thoughts About Writing

Sooo, here we are again at the beginning of the week and for me not much has changed.  I did manage to get several flats of flowers planted last week,  did clean out some clothes from decades past to give away,  and had my Dad over last Saturday afternoon.  Read some wonderful books, got a… Continue reading The Week Ahead in Reviews and Scattered Thoughts About Writing

The Fireman and The Cop (Ellery Mountain #1) by R.J. Scott

Rating: 4 stars When fireman Max Harrison moves to Ellery  to work as the assistant to the Mayor, he still volunteers as a fireman for the town.  So when the local police department’s building catches on fire, all his instincts kick in and he races into the building to  rescue the last man inside.  Max… Continue reading The Fireman and The Cop (Ellery Mountain #1) by R.J. Scott

Pete’s Persuasion (Shifters’ Haven #7) by Lavinia Lewis

Rating: 4.75 stars Tony has been examining his life in New York and doesn’t like what he sees, a shallow man pursuing his career, without friends or a man to love. Tony is missing his best friend, Jake who is now living with his cowboy in Texas and happier than Tony has ever seen him.… Continue reading Pete’s Persuasion (Shifters’ Haven #7) by Lavinia Lewis

Review of Sullivan (Leopard’s Spots #7) by Bailey Bradford

Rating: 2.5 stars Sullivan “Sully” Ward is heading off to college, full of excitement and ready to try new things, a true small town boy come to the big city.  Sully lands in Texas, San Antonia to be exact, ready for life as a student at UTSA and to see what life in San Antonio… Continue reading Review of Sullivan (Leopard’s Spots #7) by Bailey Bradford

Review of Gilbert (Leopard’s Spots #5) by Bailey Bradford

Rating: 4 stars Amur Leopard shifter Jihu Warren was imprisoned by the leader of his lepe, forced into Chung Hee’s rigidly controlled breeding program by the use of drugs and beatings. But even in his cell, Jihu heard of his half brother’s Bai’s freedom and escape from the lepe life that is all Jihu has… Continue reading Review of Gilbert (Leopard’s Spots #5) by Bailey Bradford

Review of Nate’s Deputy (Shifters’ Haven #5) by Lavinia Lewis

Rating: 4.25 stars Nate Stanford is back home in Wolf Creek, Texas following the death of his brother, Rick.  Guilt stricken over his falling out with his brother, of not being there when Rick needed him the most, Nate is determined to buy back his family’s ranch as a way to make amends to his… Continue reading Review of Nate’s Deputy (Shifters’ Haven #5) by Lavinia Lewis

Review of Isaiah (Leopards Spots #4) by Bailey Bradford

Rating: 4.25 stars Snow Leopard shifter Isaiah Trujillo has always felt like the dumb brother of his family.  He isn’t smart like his brother Timothy, the PhD investigating shifter history and genetics.  Isaiah never wanted more than to be a good mechanic, own his own business and be happy.  And maybe, just maybe find a… Continue reading Review of Isaiah (Leopards Spots #4) by Bailey Bradford