Where Fiction and Reality Meet
“Nothing good comes from hiding in the shadows” ― David A. Broughton BLURB: Zack Sheldon doesn’t have time to be lonely. He’s in his last year as a pediatric resident, almost married to the job, and busy with the joys and sorrows that come with providing medical care to children. Professionally, he’s confident, accomplished, and... Continue Reading →
“The past has a way of walking around in the present, behaving as if it were alive.” ― Anatol Lieven After reading the blurb, I quickly snatched this up to read. With all the stories written about gay men in the past, we don't come across too many stories set in the 1800's. I'm a... Continue Reading →
“The past has a way of walking around in the present, behaving as if it were alive.” ― Anatol Lieven After reading the blurb, I quickly snatched this up to read. With all the stories written about gay men in the past, we don't come across too many stories set in the 1800's. I'm a... Continue Reading →
“A Dom never takes away. He only builds.” ― Delaine Moore Slave of Heart and My Warrior, My Slave are companion novellas, though they can be read as standalones and don’t need to be read in a certain order. Nana G. has set these stories in an Alternate Universe, with just a titch of Greek... Continue Reading →
“A Dom never takes away. He only builds.” ― Delaine Moore Slave of Heart and My Warrior, My Slave are companion novellas, though they can be read as standalones and don’t need to be read in a certain order. Nana G. has set these stories in an Alternate Universe, with just a titch of Greek... Continue Reading →
Are you like me, unabashedly in love with the broken hero? You know, those guys that the world has mistreated, and yet, they stoically carry on, sometimes just barely, beneath a thin veneer of bravado. Such is the case with the heroes of my Regency historical, For Men Like Us. Benedict Wilmot and Preston Meacham... Continue Reading →
Are you like me, unabashedly in love with the broken hero? You know, those guys that the world has mistreated, and yet, they stoically carry on, sometimes just barely, beneath a thin veneer of bravado. Such is the case with the heroes of my Regency historical, For Men Like Us. Benedict Wilmot and Preston Meacham... Continue Reading →
“If I got rid of my demons, I’d lose my angels.” ― Tennessee Williams BLURB: After two years, Matthew Langer is still getting over the death of a loved one. He's steered clear of serious relationships, but when he meets the irascible, dirty mouthed and tempestuous Shane Templar that decision has never been harder. Shane... Continue Reading →
“If I got rid of my demons, I’d lose my angels.” ― Tennessee Williams BLURB: After two years, Matthew Langer is still getting over the death of a loved one. He's steered clear of serious relationships, but when he meets the irascible, dirty mouthed and tempestuous Shane Templar that decision has never been harder. Shane... Continue Reading →
Jinkies, gang, we’ve got a great week (and month) coming up and I can’t wait to share it with you all. We’re starting a new series of author visits this month called the Backlist Book Bump. So, what does that mean for you? Well, what it means is that the participating authors who will be... Continue Reading →
Jinkies, gang, we’ve got a great week (and month) coming up and I can’t wait to share it with you all. We’re starting a new series of author visits this month called the Backlist Book Bump. So, what does that mean for you? Well, what it means is that the participating authors who will be... Continue Reading →
“My new and improved Golden Rule: Dom unto others as you would have God Dom unto you.”-- Michael Makai Rocky has realized that he’s probably gay. He is twenty-four and has been denying his needs and desires for so long he can’t even be sure. He has never been with a man. He travels from... Continue Reading →
“My new and improved Golden Rule: Dom unto others as you would have God Dom unto you.”-- Michael Makai Rocky has realized that he’s probably gay. He is twenty-four and has been denying his needs and desires for so long he can’t even be sure. He has never been with a man. He travels from... Continue Reading →
Side Jobs For those that have read the books in the Liaisons Series, the mention of character Christian Blakely usually brings one thing to mind: tattoos. Most of Christian’s body is covered in tattoos, and the third book in the series, Lost Won, discusses some of that artwork and Christian’s thought process behind it. In... Continue Reading →
Side Jobs For those that have read the books in the Liaisons Series, the mention of character Christian Blakely usually brings one thing to mind: tattoos. Most of Christian’s body is covered in tattoos, and the third book in the series, Lost Won, discusses some of that artwork and Christian’s thought process behind it. In... Continue Reading →
"The truth is too simple: one must always get there by a complicated route." – George Sand BLURB: When one man is the epitome of calm and the other of chaos, how will they ever admit to loving each other? Can a kiss really change everything? Nick and Alex have made a very successful movie... Continue Reading →
"The truth is too simple: one must always get there by a complicated route." – George Sand BLURB: When one man is the epitome of calm and the other of chaos, how will they ever admit to loving each other? Can a kiss really change everything? Nick and Alex have made a very successful movie... Continue Reading →
“Justice isn’t about fixing the past; it’s about healing the past's future.” ― Jackson Burnett Justin South's Paul & Sam is the story of two nineteen-year-old boys who are brought together in a rather coincidental fashion and under some fairly serendipitous circumstances, as their lives had intertwined some years before in a near-tragic way, and... Continue Reading →
“Justice isn’t about fixing the past; it’s about healing the past's future.” ― Jackson Burnett Justin South's Paul & Sam is the story of two nineteen-year-old boys who are brought together in a rather coincidental fashion and under some fairly serendipitous circumstances, as their lives had intertwined some years before in a near-tragic way, and... Continue Reading →
“Everything in the world is about sex except sex. Sex is about power.” -- Oscar Wilde You kind of know what you’re going to get when you read a book by Sean Michael. Sex. Lots of it. Well written sex, not just cheesy come-ons and up against the wall fucks. Though there were a few... Continue Reading →
“Everything in the world is about sex except sex. Sex is about power.” -- Oscar Wilde You kind of know what you’re going to get when you read a book by Sean Michael. Sex. Lots of it. Well written sex, not just cheesy come-ons and up against the wall fucks. Though there were a few... Continue Reading →
The month of November has always been special to me mostly because my sister and I share the same birthday. I was born on my older sister’s fourth birthday a fact she still brings up every now and then when she wants to harp on me ruining her big day with my untimely birth. For... Continue Reading →
The month of November has always been special to me mostly because my sister and I share the same birthday. I was born on my older sister’s fourth birthday a fact she still brings up every now and then when she wants to harp on me ruining her big day with my untimely birth. For... Continue Reading →
“There’s a fine line between support and stalking and let’s all stay on the right side of that.” ― Joss Whedon Switch Hitter had all my favorite elements for a story: a little bit of mystery, some sports and boys who love to play rough. But to my disappointment, the plot fell short for me.... Continue Reading →
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