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
Title: Brobot Series: Brobots #1 Author: Trevor Barton Genre: Gay Science Fiction Publisher: Amazon Pages: 350 Blurb Artificial intelligence can’t be programmed. It has to be grown. Some machines are learning who they are, and humans could do with a bit of that, too. Jared
Review: Vice City by S.A. Stovall A gritty and thrilling noir, with a gay mobster and a kid who sticks his foot into the door of the mobster’s heart. I wouldn’t call this a romance, but the relationship felt real and fulfilling, even if it
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