Where Fiction and Reality Meet
“You see, the what ifs are as boundless as the stars.” ― Sally Gardner Dr. Wes Gordon suffered an enormous loss and after barely existing for months afterward, he decides to go to Haiti and volunteer his services as a physician. With every child he saves and every smile he gets, Wes is one step... Continue Reading →
“Trouble is the common denominator of living. It is the great equalizer.” - Soren Kierkegaard At the beginning of this story we meet Shawn and Brent, a married couple that are a policeman and a journalist, respectively. The two men have been together for most of the last ten years. About five years in the... Continue Reading →
“Trouble is the common denominator of living. It is the great equalizer.” - Soren Kierkegaard At the beginning of this story we meet Shawn and Brent, a married couple that are a policeman and a journalist, respectively. The two men have been together for most of the last ten years. About five years in the... Continue Reading →
“The best and most beautiful things in the world cannot be seen or even touched. They must be felt with the heart” ― Helen Keller Before I write the review I have to preface this by telling you all that I usually steer WAY clear of bittersweet titles. I am a total romantic and I... Continue Reading →
“The best and most beautiful things in the world cannot be seen or even touched. They must be felt with the heart” ― Helen Keller Before I write the review I have to preface this by telling you all that I usually steer WAY clear of bittersweet titles. I am a total romantic and I... Continue Reading →
“Light is meaningful only in relation to darkness, and truth presupposes error. It is these mingled opposites which people our life, which make it pungent, intoxicating.” – Aragon, Louis I've read several books by Deanna Wadsworth and enjoyed them all. When I read the blurb to Easy Ryder, I thought what is there not to... Continue Reading →
“Light is meaningful only in relation to darkness, and truth presupposes error. It is these mingled opposites which people our life, which make it pungent, intoxicating.” – Aragon, Louis I've read several books by Deanna Wadsworth and enjoyed them all. When I read the blurb to Easy Ryder, I thought what is there not to... Continue Reading →
“Just like there's always time for pain, there's always time for healing.” ― Jennifer Brown I don't think I have ever read a book by Cardeno C. that hasn't tugged at my heartstrings. Cardeno has a way of writing MCs that just pulls me in and makes me fall in love with them immediately. This... Continue Reading →
“Just like there's always time for pain, there's always time for healing.” ― Jennifer Brown I don't think I have ever read a book by Cardeno C. that hasn't tugged at my heartstrings. Cardeno has a way of writing MCs that just pulls me in and makes me fall in love with them immediately. This... Continue Reading →
This week’s pick of the week is Summer School by Tam Ames with artwork by Anna Sikorska. Why did I like the Summer School cover? Well, first off, the placement of the photos is interesting. I especially like the blond guy in the back. He looks soulful. He looks like someone I want to get... Continue Reading →
This week’s pick of the week is Summer School by Tam Ames with artwork by Anna Sikorska. Why did I like the Summer School cover? Well, first off, the placement of the photos is interesting. I especially like the blond guy in the back. He looks soulful. He looks like someone I want to get... Continue Reading →
“And that is how change happens. One gesture. One person. One moment at a time.” ― Libba Bray This sequel was wonderfully written and kept my attention from the start. We are first introduced to Paul Owens. Paul is Sam Owens' brother. If you read the first book in the series then you will remember... Continue Reading →
“And that is how change happens. One gesture. One person. One moment at a time.” ― Libba Bray This sequel was wonderfully written and kept my attention from the start. We are first introduced to Paul Owens. Paul is Sam Owens' brother. If you read the first book in the series then you will remember... Continue Reading →
SAME PAGE Book 1: HOW THE LIGHT GETS IN by LILY VELDEN published by DREAMSPINNER PRESS Blurb: He was like the only splash of color in a black-and-white photograph. The man was beautiful. At an exhibition opening in Sydney, jaded Hollywood heartthrob Jaxon Moncrieff lays eyes on publicity-shy artist Liam Lassiter for the first time... Continue Reading →
SAME PAGE Book 1: HOW THE LIGHT GETS IN by LILY VELDEN published by DREAMSPINNER PRESS Blurb: He was like the only splash of color in a black-and-white photograph. The man was beautiful. At an exhibition opening in Sydney, jaded Hollywood heartthrob Jaxon Moncrieff lays eyes on publicity-shy artist Liam Lassiter for the first time... Continue Reading →
“Touch comes before sight, before speech. It is the first language and the last, and it always tells the truth.” ― Margaret Atwood Love Comes In Darkness is the second in the Senses Series. I haven't read book one, and while I believe book two can be read as a standalone, some may feel as... Continue Reading →
“Touch comes before sight, before speech. It is the first language and the last, and it always tells the truth.” ― Margaret Atwood Love Comes In Darkness is the second in the Senses Series. I haven't read book one, and while I believe book two can be read as a standalone, some may feel as... Continue Reading →
Grandparents, like heroes, are as necessary to a child’s growth as vitamins. ~Joyce Allston Hey everyone! I’m M.A. Church and I’m here to talk about my latest book called Shadows in the Night from Dreamspinner, which was released July 12th. I’m also doing a Shadows eBook giveaway. Hehe, I’m very excited over this book. :)... Continue Reading →
Grandparents, like heroes, are as necessary to a child’s growth as vitamins. ~Joyce Allston Hey everyone! I’m M.A. Church and I’m here to talk about my latest book called Shadows in the Night from Dreamspinner, which was released July 12th. I’m also doing a Shadows eBook giveaway. Hehe, I’m very excited over this book. :)... Continue Reading →
Several years ago, I had a friend who introduced me to the world of film noir. She loved the battle between good and evil that was never really resolved, the gray areas that the anti-hero would play in, the dames with their legs up to here, the down-on-his-luck detective who would try to make things... Continue Reading →
Several years ago, I had a friend who introduced me to the world of film noir. She loved the battle between good and evil that was never really resolved, the gray areas that the anti-hero would play in, the dames with their legs up to here, the down-on-his-luck detective who would try to make things... Continue Reading →
“Whether black or white, male or female, active or reserve, gay, bisexual, or straight, we are all Marines. What we share in common goes deeper than any superficial differences.” -- SJD Peterson Beyond Duty the novel started off as Beyond Duty the short story. It was originally written as part of the Goodreads M/M Romance... Continue Reading →
“Whether black or white, male or female, active or reserve, gay, bisexual, or straight, we are all Marines. What we share in common goes deeper than any superficial differences.” -- SJD Peterson Beyond Duty the novel started off as Beyond Duty the short story. It was originally written as part of the Goodreads M/M Romance... Continue Reading →
If we are made for each other, there is no one else who fits with you better than I do. – Author Unknown The Trouble with Tony starts out with Tony DeMarco, a goofy macho Italian, ex-police officer, now a PI, meeting Jack Halloran, ex-military combat surgeon, now a sex therapist, under interesting circumstances involving... Continue Reading →
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