This is my first time reading anything by Marie Sexton and I was happy to find a book that I like for a change. Too many times lately I’ve managed to read duds or books that were merely OK, but this one was a good read. When I requested this eARC, I… Read more »
I wanted to like this book, I really did. But in all honesty it fell flat for me. I’ve been reading the THIRDS series since I picked it up when I was between books in the Cut & Run series by Abigail Roux. It became a sort of popcorn series for… Read more »
For my second venture into reading books by L.A. Witt, The Walls of Troy wasn’t bad. I typically don’t like to read a lot of books that feature characters who are in the military, or any kind of law enforcement, but I was intrigued by the bodyguard aspect of the plot and,… Read more »
This is my first time reading a book by L.A. Witt. I’ve seen tons of her books in the gay romance section of Amazon, but for some reason I’ve never actually read one. So, when I saw Noble Metals available for review on Netgalley, I thought, sure, I’ll give it… Read more »
When I saw that Cornelia Grey had written a full length novel as part of her Deal with a Devil series, I requested an eARC at once. I loved her Devil at the Crossroads novella and I was looking forward to the chance of reading some more of Farfarello, the demon… Read more »
How much did I love this book? A polyamorous couple, both of whom are people of color, bisexuality being portrayed as something totally natural, sex work being dealt with as a complex issue… And that’s not even getting into how hot the sex scenes are. To put it simply, I… Read more »
I decided to give this novella a go last night when my internet was being too slow to even scroll my Tumblr dashboard. It was a quick read and compelling enough to the point that I wanted to finish the story and see how the main protagonists would end up… Read more »
“Gay For You” stories are a favorite of mine because of the idea that sexuality isn’t so cut and dry as society thinks it is. There can be that one exception to the rule. However, even these stories can suffer from lackluster plots and underdeveloped characters. It is apparent… Read more »
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