Title: Insight Series: The Community #1 Author: Santino Hassell Genre: Gay Paranormal Mystery/Thriller Publisher: Riptide Publishing Word Count: 88,500 Blurb Growing up the outcast in an infamous family of psychics, Nate Black never learned how to control his empath abilities. Then after five years without
Title: Guardian Series: Aisling #1 Author: Carole Cummings Genre: Gay Fantasy Publisher: DSP Publications Pages: 270 Blurb As he pursues a man who is not what he seems, Constable Dallin Brayden learns the lines between enemy and ally, truth and deception, and conscience and obedience
Title: Heathens Author: Jonah Bergan Genre: YA Gay Science Fiction Publisher: Amazon Pages: 540 Blurb Well it finally happened. The world ended. It didn’t happen the way anyone expected it would. No nukes, no pandemics, just a whole lot of rage and a whole lot
Title: Lord of the White Hell Book One Series: Lord of the White Hell #1, The Cadeleonian Series Volume #1 Author: Ginn Hale Genre: Gay Fantasy Publisher: Blind Eye Books Pages: 353 Blurb Kiram Kir-Zaki may be considered a mechanist prodigy among his own people,
Series: The Cadeleonian Series Volume One Publisher: Blind Eye Books Release Date (Print & Ebook): August, 2010 Length (Print & Ebook): 362 pages Subgenre: High fantasy, school story, YA/NA, epic fantasy Book blurb: Kiram Kir-Zaki may be considered a mechanist prodigy among his own people,
Title: Teresias Bound Author: Rebecca James Genre: Trans Sci-Fi/Fantasy Publisher: Self Publish Length: Novel Blurb Aiden is a man in a woman’s body. His dream is to fly to Aquarix where the elusive Fluens–the only species capable of changing his life record and physically making
Review: “Slow Heat” by Leta Blake Title: Slow Heat Author: Leta Blake Genre: MM Paranormal Romance Publisher: Amazon Pages: 436 Blurb A lustful young alpha meets his match in an older omega with a past. Professor Vale Aman has crafted a good life for
Review: The City of Rocks by Don Travis If I haven’t made it clear this is my favorite Mystery/Thriller series, then let me make that clear now. I love BJ Vinson. He’s my literary mentor, in that he’s a mentor who fictionally exists. I love
Review: Moro’s Price by M. Crane Hana While this wasn’t my favorite book, it came highly recommended, which is why it was on my TBR for so long. I think it would be a great fit for someone who really likes nitty-gritty worldbuilding, large worlds