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Ride Along by A. Campbell
Reviewed by Eve

Ms. Campbell has another thigh tingler with The Ride Along. The story’s quick (and not just because it’s only fifteen pages long), lean and hot as all get out.

What I found especially interesting is we’re given no physical description of the heroine. No age, coloring, height…nothing. That worked for me. I like to tell myself I’ve got a pretty good imagination and I like to bring some of that to everything I read. The Ride Along made it easy for me to imagine myself in the hunky cop’s arms and…well, I’m sure you get the drift.

If you’re in the mood for a quickie with a reliable tingle factor, give The Ride Along a read. You won’t be disappointed.

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Book Description: Elisa is discovering she has a thing for a man in a uniform. Or maybe it’s just this man. Something about him throws her hormones into overdrive. What starts as a simple ride alongside a policeman soon turns into something more—something passionate, unexpected—and all in a public place.

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Length: 15 pages (PDF)

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Genre: Romantic Fiction, BDSM, Contemporary, Erotica

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Buy Now At Breathless Press

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By Your Side by Willa Okati
Reviewed by Kathy K.

Willa Okati’s By Your Side is magic. There’s something very appealing to the romantic in me that Roman, even at the age of eighteen, knew he loved Matthieu; that this is the man he’s in love with. But then if there’s one thing I could tell about this young man is he really knows his own mind. He recognizes in Matthieu that someone so many people long for; he’s also not shy about making the first move. I think that this is testament to his ability to know people; he certainly understands what is going on in the older man’s head.

Matthieu is, surprisingly to me, somewhat harder to pin down. I do understand his reluctance to stay with Roman; he really cannot believe that someone so young can be so sure of what he wants. There’s also an element, not of fear per se, but of self-protection in his actions. His feelings for Roman already are entrenched in his heart but he’s not ready to open himself up to the possibility of rejection.

The story spans seven years, but in one large leap. And I like that not only is it Roman and Matthieu who must come to terms with the separation, but Matthieu had also stayed away from the only family he has left, his sister and her husband. But it’s her need that brings him back to the lake, and back into the orbit of Roman.

Once again Willa Okati brings to her readers a sweet and very touching tale that satisfies not only the romantic, but also fans of hot and sexy man-on-man lovin’; what a treat!

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Book Description: Seven years ago, during a sultry summer by a lake, Matthieu fell in love with a man fifteen years his junior. Intelligent, passionate and talented, Roman swore he wanted nothing more than to settle down with Matthieu for the rest of his life. Matthieu couldn’t let that happen. The way he saw it, Roman had too much talent to waste with a small life and small dreams. He tried to do the right thing by severing all ties with the young man who commanded his passion, hoping that one day Roman would forgive and forget him.

That was never going to happen.

Roman has always known exactly who and what he wants — who he loves. Now that he’s found Matthieu again, Roman’s willing to do anything it takes to prove it. He’ll use his body, his music, and all his wiles to show the older man that their love is as real as their passion, and that they are meant to be together. Matthieu isn’t easily convinced, but Roman isn’t easily bested. He’s never been good at taking “no” for an answer — especially when he knows his partner well enough to be sure what he really wants to say is yes, yes, yes.

Publisher’s Note: This book contains explicit sexual content, graphic language, and situations that some readers may find objectionable: Male/male sexual practices.

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Length: 109 Pages (PDF)

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Genre: GLBT Contemporary

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The Geography Of Murder by P.A. Brown
Reviewed by Eve

P. A. Brown has penned a riveting whodunit in The Geography Of Murder. The characters are solid, complex and intriguing. Written in first-person, balancing back and forth between the two primary protagonists, this book quickly had me simply reading it for the pleasure of finding out what happened next, and forgetting I was reviewing it.

The author doles out oodles of rich detail that never bog the story down. I especially loved the descriptions of the marine settings, and the inside view of a homicide detective’s world.

Ms. Brown’s voice is terrific and the pace of the story never faltered. She definitely has a winner with The Geography Of Murder.

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Book Description: Jason Zachary finds himself with a map straight into a murder rap when he runs afoul of Santa Barbara detective Alexander Spider, charged with the murder of a man he’s never met.

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Length: 273 Pages (PDF)

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The Initiation of Ms. Holly by KD Grace
Reviewed by Sasha

The Initiation of Ms.Holly is an erotic read that had me hooked from the beginning. The character that stands out in my mind is Vivienne what a demented, conniving, sadistic witch. Talk about control issues. Vivienne’s character is just as alluring as the main characters she adds just the right amount of spice into the mix of things.
Holly is one hell of a women she takes the punches and keeps on rolling no matter how difficult a task she has to endure. She never loses sight of who she is and at a point she grows a pair of “balls.” Her love for Edward is evident there is no mistaking that. Very strong and determined individual who has pure love in her heart even for those who have wronged her.
I can honestly say that this book has turned me into a K D. Grace junkie I cannot get enough of her writing. The sex scenes are pure raw down and dirty steamy hot from beginning to end in your face. From m/f, f/f, m/m, f/f/m various positions, partners and toys, ladies this is a must read.

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Book Description: Sex with a mysterious stranger aboard a train leads Rita Holly to an initiation into the exclusive and secretive Mount club. Sophisticated and deviant rituals await Rita, as do the endless intrigues and power struggles deep within the heart of the organization. Rita learns that membership of the Mount Club is not for the sexually repressed. During her initiation, sex with her new lover from the train, Edward, is forbidden but Alex the dance instructor is happy to take his place and Leo the zoo keeper is happy to encourage Rita’s animal instincts. With more and more titillating punishments in store and the club’s sexy head Vivienne intent on her failing, will Holly succeed in her lengthy and lurid initiation?

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Length: 265 Pages (PDF)

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Buy Now At Excite Books

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Make Me, Sir by Cherise Sinclair
Reviewed by Sasha

Make Me, Sir is the fifth installment of Cherise Sinclair’s, Shadowlands series and the first book of Mrs. Sinclair’s that I have read and let me tell you I would have not noticed if it did belong to a series, this book is deliciously written and can stand on it’s own two feet. I enjoyed the way the relationship develops between Gabrielle and Marcus it wasn’t rushed even though the time within the story line is short. Make me, Sir is an easy read that flows smoothly. Marcus and Gabrielle characters were meant for one another they both are spunky, strong minded, loving caring people who would do anything to help the people they love the most.

I liked the story as a whole it was witty, suspenseful, mysterious, loving, kept me on the edge and the sex was hot and steamy. I Can’t wait for the next book in Sinclair’s Shadowlands because I am very curious to find out who is this mysterious man behind the scene snatching up all these women. Will Gabrielle and Marcus be a part of ruining this sicko.

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Book Description: Her job is to make his life miserable. His job is to make her submit. Whose heart will surrender first?

Across the country, rebellious BDSM submissives are being systematically kidnapped, one from each club. When her friend falls prey to the slavers, FBI victim specialist Gabrielle volunteers to be bait in a club not yet hit: the Shadowlands.

She finds that being a bratty sub comes naturally, especially when she gets to twit the appallingly conservative Master of the trainees. But she soon discovers he’s not as stuffy as she’d thought. Or as mean. She’d expected punishment, even humiliation, but she sure never expected to fall in love with a damned lawyer.

Courtesy of a prima donna ex-wife, Marcus loathes disobedient submissives. When the club owner insists he admit an incredibly bratty trainee, he’s furious. But as he comes to know Gabrielle and sees the alluring sweetness beneath the sass, he starts to fall for her.

Unfortunately, Marcus isn’t the only one who believes the feisty redhead is a prize worth capturing. And in the world of the slaver, such treasure is worth a hefty fee.

Publisher’s Note: This book contains explicit sexual content, graphic language, and situations that some readers may find objectionable: Anal play/intercourse, strong BDSM theme and elements, violence.

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Length: 256 Pages (PDF)

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Genre: BDSM, Suspense

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The Robber Wife by Verona St. James
Reviewed by Eve

I liked The Robber Wife. It’s a short, yet satisfying read. The pacing is terrific and Ms. St. James rolls the conflict out nicely. I found the story unique. The ending left me hanging but that was because I wanted to find out more about the characters and how their story would play out. It’s only eighteen pages though so I’ve got to expect some limits on the scope of the book. The only thing that put me off was, during the sex scene, just about every sentence started with a pronoun (she, his, their). I would have liked a little more variety in the narrative.

The banter between the protagonists is very good so if you’re into intelligent characters, you’ll enjoy The Robber Wife

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Book Description: Jon’s wife, Cassie, left him when she found out he killed people for a living. For retribution for the lies and the, you know, dead people, she stole all his money and cleaned out their apartment down to the last tube of toothpaste.

After three years, he’s still got it bad for the woman who broke his heart and plundered his wallet. So when she breaks into his apartment one night hoping for a reconciliation—or maybe another chance at his cash—all Jon has to decide is whether he’s going to kill her…or kiss her.

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Length: 18 Pages (PDF)

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Genre: Erotic, Romance, Contemporary

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Buy Now At Whispers Publishing

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Genetic Attraction by Tara Lain
Reviewed by Eve

Ms. Lain shows a deft hand for love scenes in Genetic Attraction. They had me happily squirming in my seat.

That said, a few of the plot elements didn’t work for me. The premise that the University Em works at will fire her for dating a hunky male model who’s twelve years younger than her, dissolved my suspension of disbelief. This being the new Millennia, I couldn’t buy into the premise, especially considering Em’s their superstar researcher. Same with the second big conflict—her research assistant has to hide his gay lover. Not just be discreet, but hide him like he’s a dirty secret.

I was initially put off by her research assistant. Of course, that allowed him stupendous character growth. For two years, Jake’s been in love with Em from afar, discussing her with such devotion that his live-in male lover falls in love with her by proxy. Problem is, Jake designs and builds a house for her. For me, that part of the story crossed the line into creepy stalker territory. Yes it was terribly romantic and all but, still, creepy. His reaction to her initial rejection of the let’s-live-together bombshell is childish petulance. Again, that’s a set-up for great, personal growth.

Bottom line? Genetic Attraction kept me interested enough to read it through to the end. The Roan Black character is loving, generous and kept me turning the pages…and not just because of his physical beauty.

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Book Description: At a conservative Long Island University, renowned researcher, Dr. Emmaline Silvay, has two great loves — her life-saving work, and her younger research partner, Jake Martin. The romantic love is impossible. She’s his boss and he lives with his girlfriend. But his “girlfriend” is actually a boyfriend; the beautiful and infamous supermodel, Roan Black.

Resigned to a platonic relationship, Em accepts a weekend invitation to their home, but the men have a ménage on their minds. She can’t resist, doesn’t even want to. But their intentions go far beyond passion. They want her to “be a part of them.” Their three-way love defies propriety and the standards of the University that funds their work. The supermodel’s fame makes secrecy impossible. Their ménage threatens to crumble all she’s worked for. What will give way to make room for genetic attraction?

Publisher’s Note: This book contains explicit sexual content, graphic language, and situations that some readers may find objectionable: Anal intercourse, male/male sexual practices, ménage, (m/f/m, m/m/f).

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Length: 144 Pages (PDF)

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Desert Run by Marshall Thornton
Reviewed by Kathy K.

I’ve been long awaiting an opportunity to read one of Marshall Thornton’s books and when Desert Run became available I snapped it up. I am very happy I did so because the book was much, much more than I hoped. What a rush!

There’s an edge to Desert Run that I hadn’t really expected, which is rather odd when you think about it—there are mobsters out for vengeance for cryin’ out loud! Maybe it’s that it didn’t come from the direction I had thought it would. What this says to me is that Mr Thornton has a rather serpentine mind. But whatever it is, suffice it to say that I was totally enthralled throughout the book. And while I was glad that book was only 189 pages—so I could read it quicker—I was also sad when I came to the end. Well, not sad, just feeling as though I’d had to leave a good friend sooner than I would have wanted to.

The characters, especially Don and Harlan, were awesome. Don was rather an enigma, understandably so, especially in light of later events. From the very beginning I couldn’t get a reading on him, on who he was, what he wanted. And even though we were told a bit about him in the blurb, I just couldn’t find that in him.  I like mysteries and Don is very much that. The way that Mr. Thornton draws his personality out as the story progresses is very nicely done. And it makes perfect sense; Don’s been hiding who he is for a long time.

Harlan is adorable! Well, he’s more than that ‘cause he is a man grown, but there’s an innocence vying with cynicism in this young man… and that’s enough to tick me off. Not that it’s there, but that Harlan has had to develop it. I think that the contradiction in Harlan what Don responds to, probably because he lost a lot of his innocence too at a young age, but for different reasons. Even so, I think it’s this initial connection that Don feels that is the key to him opening up to the attraction that he has for Harlan.

Desert Run is a fantastic story and one that I will enjoy again.  I’ve also made a note to move up the reading queue Marshall Thornton’s Nick Nowak mysteries that are in my TBR.  After finally discovering the wonderful storytelling of the author, I’m now thinking two things: Why did it take me so long!?! And I hope that he has a very long backlist!

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Book Description: Palm Springs, 1973. Don Harris is a piano player on the run after killing a Chicago mobster’s son in a bar fight. On the lam, he meets a pretty blonde girl in town for a convention. He lets down his guard and spends the night with her only to discover she’s the younger sister of his best friend all grown-up. Foolishly, she tips her brother off to Don’s location, and he’s on the run again, hoping to find a safe place to land.

Out of money and desperate, Don accidentally walks into a gay bar where he allows a kid named Harlan to pick him up so he’ll have a place to stay. As the mob chases them, Don begins to fall for the kid, putting them both in harm’s way. Harlan has problems of his own, and Don knows he shouldn’t get involved but he can’t help but step in when Harlan gets in trouble. To save himself, Don’s got to save Harlan.

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Length: 189 pages (PDF)

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Genre: Gay Contemporary Romantic Suspense

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Buy Now At Torquere Books

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Blood Pond by D.J. Manly
Reviewed by Kevin

When I am looking for a book to read, there are usually 2 or 3 things that I look for.  The first is main characters that I can truly invest in. The best stories for me have main characters that I could find myself knowing I would like if they were real. The second is a romantic plot.  The romance can either be the main plot point, or many times I enjoy reading stories that are mysteries or suspense, with the romance playing out in the background. Blood Pond by D. J. Manly delivers on all of these points in spades.

August is our grieving hero. He has been hunting for 10 years for the one man whom he thinks can provide him with answers to the murder of his younger brother. The story of his tracking down Bruce, and the two of them facing the demons they each have carried for 10 years makes for riveting reading. There is mystery and suspense as August and Bruce attempt to determine who and why August’s brother was killed. There are even several plot twists that kept me guessing up to the very end. This is a book that I will find myself reading over and over again. For anyone that likes a good mystery read, I couldn’t recommend a better choice.

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Book Description: Ten years ago, August’s adolescent brother was brutally murdered, and dumped in Blood Pond. The one person he is sure can identify the killer is on the run.

Bruce can’t escape the horror of what he experienced the night his friend, Tommy, was slaughtered in front of his eyes. Although he survived, he is still on the run, running from shadows that he can’t see. The last thing he wants is to come face to face with his greatest nightmare, face to face with the older brother of his dead boyhood crush.

The person chasing Bruce is a face he once admired in a photograph, a man desperately seeking closure to his brother’s murder. August has given up everything to find Bruce because he is sure that Bruce is the key to helping him find what he seeks.

But can Bruce help August find the killer, or will the answer be buried forever at the bottom of Blood Pond?

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Length: 212 Pages (PDF)

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Genres: Contemporary, Gay, Thriller

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Buy Now At Silver Publishing

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The Immortals by Victor J. Banis
Reviewed by Kathy K.

The Immortals is not quite the story I expected…at least not going by title alone. But having read it I have to say that I really like the way that the story and title fit.

After having read the story description I had an idea of how the book would end, and I was right…mostly. But it was the journey that really makes this more than just a romance, and far more than is alluded to in the blurb. The main focus I found was the growth in Jason’s character and I enjoyed the way that Mr. Banis works it. But, as usual, Mr. Banis has a surprise lurking in the wings and I found myself feeling things for Peter that I hadn’t expected.  For me, at least, he wasn’t just a negligible character; there was something there that had me caring for him and, frankly, that startled me. I had just assumed that it would be Jason and Alders who would garner all my attention.

Like many stories by Victor Banis that I’ve read, the treasure inside is wrapped in plain brown paper. It may not look like much, but upon opening you realise just how intricately it is wrought. And so is his latest offering, The Immortals.

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Book Description: The philosopher and the lover understand that beauty is only a silvery mist blown by the winds of chance across one’s vision. When the eye of the beholder changes, so change the visions that it sees in the mist. Monkeys become swans, swans become monkeys, and all are as real as the love with which they are seen…

When Jason moves with his partner Peter, a model and actor, to live with Peter’s father in Los Angeles, he thinks the former Hollywood stuntman, Alders, is as ugly as a monkey. But there is much more to Peter’s father than his funny face. Soon, Jason comes to appreciate that brains, as well as passion and masculine energy, can be sexy, too. As their time together passes, Jason finds Peter’s good looks less interesting than they had seemed before, and Alder’s monkey face less repugnant. And soon Jason realizes that it doesn’t matter what the question is…Love is always the answer….

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Length: 29 Pages (PDF)

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Genre: Gay, Contemporary, The Arts, Romantic Comedy

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Buy Now At Amber Allure

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The Heart of Texas by RJ Scott
Reviewed by Cinderella

The Heart of Texas is an all inspiring read.  RJ Scott has a brilliant mind and a swift hand in writing. I have never read anything quite of this caliper in this genre. It has so many facets and intrigue that is was very difficult to put down.  From the first line to the last the story flowed so flawlessly and the characters just jumped off the page.  As Riley goes throughout the story all his plans take on their own identity and change within a matter of seconds.  This book had a mystic shadow surrounding all of the characters. Secrets are very dangerous to keep and sometimes even more dangerous to reveal.  RJ Scott has delivered a very solid story, even at 400 plus pages the books was probably quicker to read than some shorter books because it non-stop involvement.

If you haven’t read The Heart of Texas I recommend getting it now if you have it in your TBR pile move it to the top of the list you won’t be sorry!

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Book Description: Riley Hayes, the playboy of the Hayes family, is a young man who seems to have it all: money, a career he loves, and his pick of beautiful women. His father, CEO of HayesOil, passes control of the corporation to his two sons; but a stipulation is attached to Riley’s portion. Concerned about Riley’s lack of maturity, his father requires that Riley marry and stay married for one year to someone he loves. Angered by the requirement, Riley seeks a means of vengeance on his family: blackmailing Jack Campbell into marrying him “for love” suits Riley’s purpose. There is no mention in his father’s documents that the marriage had to be with a woman. And Jack Campbell is the son of Riley Senior’s arch rival.

Riley marries Jack. Abruptly, his entire world is turned inside out. Riley hadn’t counted on the fact that Jack Campbell, quiet and unassuming rancher, is a force of nature in his own right. This is a story of the struggle for power, murder and deceit, lust and love, the sprawling life of a rancher and the whirlwind existence of a playboy. But under and through it all, as Riley learns over the months, this is a tale about family and everything that that word means.

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Length: 405 Pages (PDF)

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Genres: Contemporary, Gay, Romance

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Buy Now At Silver Publishing

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Butterfly’s Child by Alan Chin
Reviewed by Justine

This is the third of Mr. Chin’s books I’ve read.  Of the three, this left me wishing for a different ending but, make no mistake; it is a wonderful book and well worth reading.

Cord Bridger’s long term relationship is falling apart and in the midst of that angst he learns of his grandmother’s death and must leave New York City to go home to Nevada to bury her and sell her farm.  This task is complicated by two unexpected revelations.  His grandmother’s lesbian lover refuses to leave the ranch and Cord discovers he has a son Kalin whose half brother Jem and he are soon left by Cord’s ex girlfriend in his care.  I thought I knew where this story was headed— father discovers long lost son, finds new love and everyone lives happily ever after.  I was only partially right.  While Cord is getting to know his son and the life his lead, he does discover love with Tomeo a gay-friend of his ex’s and her sons.  There is a definite metamorphosis for Cord as he transitions from his life of failed fulfillment and disappointment in New York City; to a life of purpose, happiness and love as he struggles to understand his ‘two’ sons.  But that metamorphosis isn’t an easy one.  There is pain, fear and violence that marks everyone and not everyone survives.  That is my only fault with this story.  One climatic scene of violence shook me.  How could Cord and Tomeo have allowed this to happen?  They knew the danger was still out there but they went on with their lives as if the evil that had crashed on their door step once before would just go away.  That type of evil that disdains law, damages and threatens lives for wealth and power, doesn’t just walk away.  However, even with that disappointment, Butterfly’s Child is a wonderful read.  I am in continual awe of Mr. Chin’s ability to create a myriad of diverse and complicated characters that linger within you long after the reading.  I eagerly anticipate his next book.

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Book Description: While back in the West to attend his grandmother’s funeral, Cord Bridger uncovers two shocking revelations: his grandmother had a lesbian lover named Juanita, and he has a teenaged son named Kalin. Fate brings all three together, but to preserve his new family, Cord must leave his safe life in New York City behind to carve a living from the harsh ranch lands of Nevada.

To forge a life with Juanita and Kalin, Cord must first discover the dark secret burning a hole in Kalin’s heart. With the help of Tomeo, a handsome Japanese veterinarian, Cord travels a gut-wrenching road of triumphs and tragedies to insure his son will survive the sinister violence of his past. But as Tomeo becomes more than just a helpful friend to Cord, a new set of problems arise between Cord and Kalin that may threaten the happiness of them all.

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Length: 280 Pages (PDF)

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Buy Now At Dreamspinner

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Caught By Surprise by LD Madison
Reviewed by Sasha

What starts out as a practical prank leads into something that both men never imagined would happen. Special agent Jason Lowery and his boss Noah Black are kidnapped and thrown together only to give into each others hidden desires. Can they both commit to just one night of pure pleasure and still remain friends or will this night of pleasure ruin their friendship?

Self discovery, heart ache, betrayal, jealousy and true love are all rolled up into LD Madison’s book Caught by Surprise.  This is the first time that I have read anything by this author and I must say it was an interesting read. Caught by Surprise is an easy flowing read that touches lightly on the emotional baggage that most homosexuals face when family members are unwilling to accept their life. On the flip side Madison shows through Noah Blacks character that their are families and friends with open hearts and minds.

The sexual intimacy between Noah and Jason has an almost delicate innocence about it, but don’t get me wrong the sex is hot.  Even though it seems as if the relationship flourishes quickly you can sense the special bond that develops between them. What I liked most is when Noah realizes that he has fallen totally head over heels for Jason and is willing to throw caution to the wind to be in this beautiful man’s life.

As much as this was an interesting read I am still left a little curious to why the serial killer was introduced into this story to only lead us down any empty road. Is it to keep us in suspense as this spins off into a series or has Madison left us purposely hanging?

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Book Description: Partners and Federal Agents, Jason Lowery and Noah Black wake up in bed together naked, but neither one knows how they got there, or to the remote cabin the bed’s in. Jason’s interested, very interested, but he fears his partner’s reaction and the potential fallout if their superiors ever find out. He misread a fellow officer’s interest once and lost it all — his career, his friends, his family’s respect. This time around, he won’t be the one risking everything.

Noah has always been curious about sex with another man, but his strict upbringing and life in law enforcement made it impossible to explore that side of his nature safely. When he and Jason get locked in a cabin by a well-meaning friend, Noah wants to sample the forbidden.

Both men agree to a single afternoon of passion. Just to see.

When they are released from the cabin, Jason wants to see where a relationship with Noah might lead. However, Noah is not ready to make such a radical lifestyle change — and he doesn’t think he’ll ever be ready to come out to friends and family.

Publisher’s Note: This book contains explicit sexual content, graphic language, and situations that some readers may find objectionable: male/male sexual practices.

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Length: 151 pages (PDF)

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Buy Now At Loose Id.

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Mr. Postman by A. Campbell
Reviewed by Eve

Mr. Postman is hot, short and to the point. The first few pages definitely drift away from erotica and into porn, but if you’re not phased by that, you’ll enjoy the book.

The pace is fast. It has to be to cram so much action into sixteen pages. The heroine definitely has a touch of Domme in her and I loved her verve. I also loved her wry sense of humor when she refers to herself as a “shopaholic nympho.”

The hero, The Postman, is drool worthy and his reactions to a take-no-prisoners, sexually confident woman were terrific.

I can’t give away the ending but I promise you’ll love it. I’d read Ms. Campbell again.

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Book Description: Selena is waiting for a very special, top-secret package. When the postman arrives with her delivery and seems to know what the box contains, Selena decides to have a little fun. After all, what’s better than a postman who can deliver more than just your mail?

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Length: 16 Pages

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Genre: Erotica, Contmeporary

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Buy Now At Breathless Press

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Final Encore by Scotty Cade
Reviewed by Kevin

I enjoy finding a book by a first time author.  It can be an adventure, as I have no previous experience with the author to shape my opinion.  This is the place I found myself when reading Final Encore by Scotty Cade.  The book was an enjoyable read.  The main characters Billy and Ian were likable guys, although Billy came across as a little too good to be true.  He seemed to be able to move through life with little to no effort or conflict.  Billy leaves his hometown, where he is surrounded by loving family and working for his father on the family ranch, for Nashville in search of a music career. He immediately finds other work while waiting to be discovered.  The ease with which he finds a job and the coincidences that combine to further his music career are a little too unrealistic in my opinion.  Also, I would have liked to have learned a little more about his family. He seemed to be so close to them, yet they never really made an appearance in the book.

Ian’s circumstances were a little more believable.  Everything he has, he worked for.  My only issues were his source of conflict.  While I could understand to a certain extent, when his history and reasons for the conflict were revealed, I felt cheated.  I didn’t feel that his past problems warranted the reaction he had to them.

Ultimately, I would recommend this book for anyone who is searching for an enjoyable escape from their everyday troubles.  I feel that we will be seeing more from this author in the near future.

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Book Description: When hunky aspiring country singer Billy Eagan heads to Nashville in search of his big break, a relationship and love are the furthest things from his mind. Taking a foreman’s job at the Lazy H ranch and not knowing how he will be accepted, Billy decides to fly under the radar and stay as closeted as he can without denying who he really is. It’s immediately confirmed that he made the right decision when he discovers that homophobia is still alive and well in Tennessee.

Then Billy gets his break and meets gorgeous record label executive Ian Dillon. Their worlds collide both professionally and personally, and Billy falls hard. But Ian is still haunted by the mysterious betrayal of his one and only lover, and knowing Billy possesses the power to emotionally destroy him, Ian decides to cut his losses and simply walk away. Determined not to give up on the man he loves, Billy secretly starts to unravel the past and quickly finds that it’s not what it appears. Can Billy rescue Ian’s heart, or will bigotry and hatred win over love?

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Length: 205 Pages (PDF)

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Rescue Me by Scarlet Blackwell
Reviewed by Kevin

I cannot recall ever being as conflicted about a main character in a book as I am over Matt Harmon in Rescue Me. One minute I wanted to cuddle him and tell him that everything will be all right. The next minute I wanted to punch him and call him a sadistic bastard for the way he acts. I am sure this is much like what James would have liked to do as well.

Scarlet Blackwell has given us a novel that starts out with a lot of promise. For the most part, that promise is realized.  Matt is a young, well-to-do professional that finds himself recuperating from a horrific automobile accident that has left him in need of more help than he is used to accepting. James is the nurse that Matt hires to help him with his day-to-day needs as he recovers. The attraction is there for the two, but it is far from an easy road. I found that the main characters were well developed, though the minor character development was not quite as extensive.  I did feel that given the backgrounds of the two main characters, their actions and reactions were spot on. My only real problem with the story was the ending was a little unrealistic for me.  I felt that the circumstances at the end of the book did not warrant the kind of changes Matt made in his life. My feelings were that for him to make a 180 degree turn in his attitude would have taken much more drastic measures. However, I would still recommend this book to my friends as the story as a whole is quite compelling.

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Book Description: After a near fatal car crash leaves him scarred both physically and emotionally, Matt Harmon finds the solitude of his huge, lonely house too much to bear. Hiring Nurse James Hayden to look after him seems like the best idea for Matt, whose fierce independence has been compromised by his injuries. The two men clash from the start as James struggles to help Matt rebuild his shattered body and heal his crushed soul. The bond they form is forged in fire and ice, and the wounds they inflict on one another can only be erased by Matt’s admission that he can’t live without James’s loving touch. Will Matt realize too late that James is the only one who can rescue him from himself?

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Length: 414 Pages (PDF)

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Genre: Contemporary, Gay, Romance

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One Perfect Night by Bella Andre
Part of the Perfect Strangers Collection at ARe
Reviewed by Kathy K.

I’ve been a fan of Bella Andre’s for a few years; unfortunately I haven’t been keeping up with her new releases and that’s about to change in short order!

One Perfect Night is a sublime Valentine treat. Yes, the romance moves along at the speed of light, but there is something substantive behind it.

With Noah it’s not lust at first sight, although that does play a role; for him it’s that moment of instant, hit-you-between-the-eyes realisation that this, this is the one for him. I love that he knew that Colbie was his and, consequently, he would do anything and everything in his power to make her see that their instantaneous connection was much more than hormones.

And Colbie, especially once we get to know her better, has never, deep down, been convinced that there was someone for her. Wishes and hopes she had aplenty. But her experiences were a different matter altogether. I could feel the sense of hopelessness and of loss that was all she had, because I’d been there myself.

What I did especially love about Ms. Andre’s heroine is that she actually did something about it, and that makes all the difference.

Noah and Colbie’s romance is a sweet confection for the year’s most romantic day and it’s one that brought a sigh of satisfaction as well as a smile to this reader’s day.

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Book Description: Can he convince her they are destined to be together in one perfect night?

One touch… One kiss
The first time Noah Bryant meets Colbie Michaels they collide at the top of a snowy mountain in California and sparks fly. Swamped by sudden emotion – and a desire she can’t control – Colbie panics. Before he can get her phone number or last name, she’s gone. When they serendipitously meet again in Seattle one week later, Noah is certain Colbie is his destiny, and he can’t make the mistake of losing her again.

One night… One forever love
Colbie wants to believe in a happily-ever-after, but experience tells her falling for Noah is more likely to lead to a broken heart. But how can she resist him as he sets out to prove that they’re destined to be together? Especially when he’s intent on fulfilling every last one of her secret desires and he’s willing to keep proving it to her every day…and every sweet and sinful night.

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Length: 47 Pages (PDF)

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Opposites Distract by Stephani Hecht
Part of the Perfect Strangers Collection from ARe
Reviewed by Kathy K.

Short, short story but wow! This is a Valentine romance with so much heart it left mine celebrating.

Once again this is an author whose books are languishing in my TBR. I’ve always heard such good things about Stephani Hecht’s writing that I’d bought a few of her books. Now that I know everything was right on—and I’ve had a taste—I’m going to be indulging: But back to Opposites Distract. J

I think one of the things I love best about this story is that Pryce’s ideas of Mr. Right are completely turned on their head when he sees Clayton and honestly, we may *think* we know who that special someone will be, but the reality always has a surprise or two in store for us. It’s up to us to decide whether or not we can give up the ideal we’ve built in our minds.  Pryce, thankfully, doesn’t waste a moment.

Clayton’s reaction, however, is another story altogether and really it’s hard to blame him. Part of it is, I believe, his self-image; but the rest is very likely due to his past experiences. Finding love can often be anything but easy…but then we’re more likely to appreciate it when the real thing comes along. And for Clayton and Pryce, this is the real thing.

One thing that intrigued me is that Pryce—ostensibly nothing more than a party boy—is much more than appearances would lead one to believe. Of course all you have to do is remember that he has responsibilities that he is living up to…and sometimes we are all too quick to judge based on appearances alone.

So not only is Opposites Distract a charming and very romantic tale wonderfully suited for Valentine’s Day, but it’s got a lesson there that is one we can never hear too much. And for that I heartily recommend this latest from Stephani Hecht.  Sweet and smart…excellent combination!

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Book Description: Sometimes your heart doesn’t know what’s best for you…

Pryce has always been attracted to a certain type of man. What he’s looking for in Mr. Right is someone like him; fun, spontaneous and full of life. What he doesn’t want is a stuffy, boring man who only cares about being an activist and making the world a better place. But that doesn’t stop Pryce from falling for a dark-haired stranger when they bump into each other at the local GBLT center.

Clayton needs to stay focused on school and work. He doesn’t have room in his life for distractions. So when a cute, carefree blond makes a move on him, Clayton turns the guy down flat. But walking away turns out to be harder than he thinks. Clayton, driven to distraction, can’t get Pryce out of his mind.

Will Clayton be able to push aside his doubts long enough to give love, and Pryce, a chance?

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Commanding Acquisitions by Christine d’Abo
Reviewed by Theresa

Commanding Acquisitions by Christine d’Abo is part of the 1-800-DOM-Help series from Ellora’s Cave. I thought this one started out a little more lighthearted than the first, but it was no less emotional. The story is a contemporary with just a touch of the mystical surrounding the origins of Club Unfettered and 1-800-DOM-Help.

When Simon calls 1-800-DOM-Help, it is originally to make sure it isn’t scam – or so he tells himself. I had to laugh when he finally asks, “Don’t suppose you can find me a sub with a business degree? I’m having business issues too.” Simon was admitting, not only to himself but to someone else, that he was lonely and needed help. It was at that point Ms. D’Abo had me hooked. I love a man who isn’t afraid to admit what he needs. The BDSM is not too intense. Simon is a strict but gentle Dom. He and Gavin are made for each other but before they can live happily ever after, Gavin has to work though a few issues of his own.

Commanding Acquisitions was a fast read at ninety-six pages. If you enjoy BDSM you’ll enjoy this title.

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Book Description: Part of the 1-800-DOM-help series. Simon is a Dom who has become jaded, tired of the local scene. With his bookstore failing and personal life nonexistent, he’s looking for something different. The arrival of the mysterious 1-800-DOM-help business card gives Simon a chance for a change. The Operator directs him to Unfettered, a hot new BDSM club where Simon hopes to find a distraction for the evening. What he gets is a sexy sub offering himself up for a night of no-holds-barred sex, who then disappears with the dawn.

When the business consultant Simon hires turns out to be his mysterious sub, he knows he’s found a chance at happiness. But happiness comes at a price.

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Genre: Contemporary, BDSM

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Sugarplum #5: Just Wink by Bryl R. Tyne
Reviewed by Kathy K.

Just going by the title I had completely different expectations for this story. The fact that it was written by one of my favourite authors—Bryl Tyne—assured me that regardless of how it came about, it was going to be one that I enjoyed.  Not only did I really like it, but I was utterly charmed by Parker and Jeremy.

Parker is having a very difficult time with his not-going-anywhere career and his spirits are extremely low. With Christmas right around the corner, which can be a very stressful time anyway, it doesn’t help that he feels that he’s letting his husband down. I also get the feeling that Parker is one of those who tend to brood. Add all these elements together and you’ve got a man who’s not only on the edge but on the verge of going over.

Enter Jeremy. A quieter person I don’t think I’ve ever come across, but his love and support for Parker flows from the pages. I love that his first action is to enfold Parker with all that he feels for his love. He also understands his man and knows just what to do to bring him back to level ground. The scene between them is not only very sexy but heartwarming to the core.

Sugarplum: Just Wink is a story filled not only with the magic of the season, but also the beauty of total and all-encompassing love. In conjunction with the attendant strength, tenderness and calmness of Jeremy’s devotion, there was Parker’s reaction. The emotions between the two men are truly indicative of the power their feelings bring forth. And who knew that the influence of just a wink was so all-encompassing?

Bryl Tyne of course, and now so do I.  Beautiful.

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Book Description: How hard could donning a Christmassy green Speedo and pretending for thirty seconds to savor a giant candy cane be, anyway? Granted, Parker abhors candy canes and his co-actor is a lecherous Santa wannabe with grubby paws, but can’t the man just call the commercial a rap, take his money, and go home to his husband for the holidays?

Is that too much to ask?

Is it too much to ask Parker to be home on time when it’s his night to cook?

Never fear, his husband Jeremy’s got the solution. A new bedroom technique designed to encourage creativity may bring about the visualization skills Parker needs to save his acting career and his marriage.

“What haven’t I made clear? Desire. Ecstasy. Satisfaction. In that order!”

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Length: 23 pages

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Genre: Guilty Pleasures (Contemporary), Christmas,

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Dead of Night by Victor J. Banis
Reviewed by Kathy K.

One VERY strong word of warning: do not, under any circumstances, start this book anytime after 10 am in the morning. Seriously! Unless of course you love being so freakin’ scared to death that sleep remains a distant dream.

Wow!

Victor Banis is another author on my favourites list and it’s extremely well-deserved. And even with this, probably one of the most terrifying—okay, yes I am a wuss—books I’ve read, I still maintain that is true. This is because even as I would be cringing and trying to be as invisible as possible, I could not stop reading. I was as trapped as was poor Calvin…and oh how my heart breaks for him.

Tragic? You have no idea. There is something, some entity, some force, that pervades the story. The sense that whatever it is exists is not in any doubt and my reassurances to myself that this is *only a story* just couldn’t totally negate the impression of looming danger.

One of the things about Dead of Night that I found so incredibly riveting is Calvin. We get an up-close and personal look at his character, and his thoughts are open to us. Banis brings to the reader every little tidbit of what is going on inside Calvin’s mind and yet there are always so many questions underlying everything we learn that it’s almost impossible to really know just what is going on around this poor young man.

I am not in any way, shape or form going to give anything away because honestly that would be cheating you, the reader, of the superb building of tension. The realisation that there is definitely something evil that permeates not only Calvin’s house, but his very life is something you need to experience yourself.  And I think that if I, chicken-little to the core, was engrossed, terrified and tantalized, then you should be too. And you will be scared, oh yes you will. But you will also not forget Victor Banis’ thrilling Dead of the Night.

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Book Description: “Doctor,” he said before he said anything else, “I am haunted. By ghosts.”

His parents are brutally murdered in a Manson-like intrusion and Calvin narrowly escapes the same fate. He spends time in an expensive private mental hospital, but when he returns home, he senses the presence of evil in the shadowy old mansion.  Someone seems to follow him along the halls, and whispers just beyond his hearing. Gradually the terror escalates. A hand shakes him awake at night, just as it did on that fatal night. Cringing in his bed, he hears his father being murdered all over again, and then his mother. But is the mansion haunted-or is it Calvin?

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A Man of Principle by Victor J. Banis
Reviewed by Kathy K.

Once again Victor Banis manages, in a very few pages, to create characters that left me with a strong sense of being there, although thankfully only as an eavesdropper. Even so I got a really good picture of Neal; his mannerisms, his off-handedness. Not so much Neal’s host, but that’s only to be expected. It is, after all, a first person POV and our host was also the storyteller as well as the audience.

It’s actually a very interesting dynamic that there are two stories in one. Of course Neal’s does tend to rather overshadow his hosts.

A little spookiness along with the tale of mystery and murder and I’m still questioning exactly what *did* happen? Was it as Neal described? Or was there something else, a darker undertone that crept through the pages.

Whatever it is, or was, it’s very nicely constructed and delivered and Victor Banis remains, in my estimation, an author who can do no wrong. Fascinating and varied are his stories and A Man of Principle is definitely illustrative of that.

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Book Description: It begins with a chance meeting in a bar…
Temporarily homeless, Neal MacIntyre is invited by a charitable stranger to spend the night at his apartment. “I’m going to tell you something I’ve never told anyone else,” Neal says to his new acquaintance. “I always thought of myself as an honest man. I would have said a man of principle…”
And with those words, Neal introduces an eerie tale of betrayal that leads to murder…

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Run To You by Sarah Ballance
Reviewed by Meav

Run To You has all of the elements that are needed to make an awesome romance story:  beautiful and independent heroine, gorgeous hero who’s the silent type, sexual tension, mysterious murder, and crazy villain. It is a well written romance that delivers on all of these elements and the result is a romantic suspense that will keep you engrossed from beginning to end.  The heroine, Mattie, is a rebel daughter of career politician who is determined to live life on her own terms.  She is plucky, humorous and independent.  Wyatt, her hero, is sheriff of a small town who, although once burned in love, makes Mattie’s heart flutter (okay, and my heart did do a little flutter too!).  What also makes this a very well crafted story is that although you may think the killer is obvious, you will still be a little surprised at the end.  I really enjoyed this story!  However…

Let me start by saying I am a romantic at heart and I really enjoy a sensual love scene as well as the next person.  However, when the writing is so flowery and image driven, the sex scene becomes a little “ho-hum, add a yawn” because it’s taking too long to get to the…uh…good stuff, for lack of a better phrasing.  When I, as a reader and lover of romance books, skip the love scene…well, let’s just say this is an extremely rare occurrence!  Let me say this, the author, set up the sexual tension very well.  I was ready for Mattie and Wyatt to set the sheets on fire.  Yet, the sheets were more or less simmering, if you know what I mean.  For me, there was so much imagery and metaphors, that I wanted to scream “all right, all ready!!!”  Now some readers may like this!  And to some extent I do too!  But only to some extent; in other words, a little goes a long way.  I ended up skipping the love scene so I could get to the “morning after” scene.

The bright side is this was my only complaint about Run To You.  Otherwise, it was a very enjoyable read that for the most part, made my romantic heart sigh and kept me on the edge of my seat.  For these reasons I would recommend that readers give this book a try and I think most will not be disappointed.

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Book Description: Mattie James can’t pinpoint exactly when she lost control of her life, but the moment she decided to take it back made the front page of the local paper. Desperate to dodge the fallout— and the tabloids—she jumps at the chance to spend an off-season week in a tiny resort community by the sea. Making the trip with her ex-lover is a complication she can live with; coming face to face with a dead woman is not.

The last thing Sheriff Wyatt Reed expected to find on the storm-ravaged beach was a beautiful blonde with a jealous sidekick, but one look at Mattie left him wanting more. Their first date takes an ominous turn when he gets the call that a woman was found murdered. With a killer on the loose and a troubling lack of suspects or motive, Wyatt has to put his feelings aside to focus on the case. But his vow not to become personally involved is shattered when he discovers Mattie’s life is on the line, and this time the truth leaves her with a deadly choice . . . and nowhere to run.

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Midnight Playground by Eliza Gayle
Reviewed by Meav

Midnight Playground is a ménage a trois, BDSM, Master(s)/slave, hot men/curvy woman fantasy!  I enjoyed that this story took place in a photography studio that specialized in BDSM and extreme photos because I had never read a book in this type of setting; it added some real spice and eroticism to the story.  Add in a vulnerable curvy redhead (I love stories with “real figure” women!), two alpha mega-hot men, leather pants (ahem, total personal preference), and what you have is a story that totally delivers on the steam-up-your-reading-glasses meter!!!

But (and I hate that I had to had a “but” in here), as the reader, I did not feel any intimate connection between Eve, Chase, and Murphy.  As you read this review, please don’t get intimacy confused with “chemistry”.  There was plenty of chemistry; this story overflowed with it!  However, when I finish reading a book, and if the author ends the story leaving the reader to believe the characters will remain together, I like to be able to imagine that yes, these characters will be together forever.  Mainly because they have that intangible, intimate connection that bonds them.  That’s what was missing for me; that intangible intimate connection.  If Eve, Murphy, and Chase stay together, I was left believing it would be because of a sexual connection and provided Eve remains…well…obedient.  For me, as the story progressed, I became less personally invested in the characters.

Now, if you want to read a steamy and sexy story and if you could take or leave that “happily-ever-after” feeling when you finish a book, Midnight Playground is perfect for you.  Even hard core BDSM fans will be satisfied with this book.  I won’t spoil it, but the title Midnight Playground definitely is a scene in the book and any BDSM fan will love it.  Also, regardless if you are a reader who likes that warm and fuzzy feeling at the end of a book, I would recommend readers give Midnight Playground a read if for no other reason that readers will definitely find that Midnight Playground is well written and attention grabbing.

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Book description: Eva’s desperate denial only means one thing…she has a lot to learn.

Eve Blake has been working at Altered Ego, a studio specializing in fetish photography, for three months when a custom order comes in for a plus-sized redhead. Ready for an adventure, she volunteers for the job. Chase, her boss, reluctantly accepts. Maybe pretending to be a sexual slave for Chase’s camera will get her one step closer to the two men she thinks can satisfy even her darkest needs.

Chase can’t believe he’s agreed to this deal. The cardinal rule in any business is not to get involved with your employees and that includes your sexy receptionist. He and his partner Murphy learned that lesson the hard way. Now Chase has a hunch the first time they touch their rope to Eve’s creamy flesh, there will be no turning back. They’ll have to have her.

One shoot leads to another and Eve finds herself at a playground at midnight. When the scene takes a dark turn, Eve sinks deeper into sensation at the hands of two masters who push for her ultimate surrender. Will she reach the limit of how far she can go, or will the ties that bind form bonds of love?

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Length: 149 Pages (PDF)

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Genre: BBW BDSM Contemporary Menage

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Friday Night Jamie by Bren Christopher
Reviewed by Theresa

Bren Christopher has written a romantic suspense that kept me so involved I didn’t put the book down until I hit the last word and then I still didn’t want to put it down. Not because the author left me hanging, but because I had become so attached to the characters I just wasn’t ready to let them go. I fell in love with both Jamie and Matt. Jamie has this image of how he wants his life and who he wants in it so it isn’t easy to let that image go. Matt is a man who knows what he wants and isn’t afraid to go after Jamie and then protect him, even if he has to protect Jamie from himself.

Friday Night Jamie was my introduction to author Bren Christopher and I sincerely hope this title won’t be my last.

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Book Description: Jamie is an accountant who lives by a strict schedule: every day is planned; the future is predictable. And that schedule includes one night a week when he allows himself to blow off steam at a gay dance club in the City. One Friday night he gets more than he bargained for when he meets Matt, an out of work stranger with long dark hair and rough hands. The attraction is undeniable but Matt does not fit Jamie’s idea of the perfect man to share his carefully ordered life.

Instead, Jamie longs for a date with his dream man: handsome, sophisticated Keith, a successful Vice President at his prestigious New York accounting firm, a man on his way up.

But everything changes when Jamie discovers a suspicious error in one of his accounts. Suddenly, he finds himself on the run from both the mob and the FBI — and the only man who can help him is the tall, dark-haired stranger he rejected. Because Matt is not who he seems — and neither is Keith.

Publisher’s Note: This book contains explicit sexual content, graphic language, and situations that some readers may find objectionable: male/male sexual practices, violence.

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Genre: LGBT Contemporary

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