Review: Forest of Thorns and Claws by J.T. Hall This was a sweet and easy weretiger MM Romance. It was pretty balanced between shifter mythos, Romance, sexy time, and plot. There was little to no interpersonal angst, so if you like an easy MM read,
Review: Shadow Fray by Bradley Lloyd Gritty Urban Science Fiction and one of my favorite tropes, enemies to lovers! The pacing was incredible, the fights were intense, and there was thoughtful worldbuilding. All in all, I recommend this first book in what is sure to
I can’t name drop actresses from the fifties, I’m not a theater major, and I don’t enjoy Shakespearean comedies, so I’m one hundred percent convinced that forty percent of this novel went completely over my head. I can’t say I wasn’t warned, because the title
Title: Trustworthy Series: A Policy of Lies #2 Author: Astrid Amara Genre: MM Military Romance Publisher: Loose Id Pages: 272 Blurb Ten years ago, lovers and best friends Ivo Toreli and Robert Mackenzie were separated by death. But sometimes life gives you second chances. Life…
As an erotica piece, this was hot–like don’t leave your bedroom for hours hot–but as a contemporary romance it was lacking. The erotica was MFM, with one of the men being out and bi and the other questioning. There were boobs and vaginas and cocks
I PICKED up Witches For Hire because I loved Family of Lies: Sebastian, and I was delighted that Argent created another asshole protagonist for me to hug and adore. I literally squealed with joy when the ARC popped into my inbox. To my delight, this
Hello Queer Sci Fi Radio listeners and welcome back! This is Ben Brock, Special Correspondent for the Paranormal Public, and it is my pleasure and utmost delight to present to you an esteemed—though not always visible—member of the queer paranormal community. He has achieved
For a short work, this story had an incredible scope. Our protagonist, Lane, is a baby vamp, freshly killed and turned two years ago. He’s trained and protected by his vampire family, who become a bit nervous when he starts hanging out with shifters at
Title: Gyrfalcon Series: Taking Shield #1 Author: Anna Butler Genre: Gay Science Fiction Publisher: Anna Butler Pages: 317 Blurb Earth’s last known colony, Albion, is fighting an alien enemy. In the first of the Taking Shield series, Shield Captain Bennet is dropped behind the lines