Release Day Review: Can’t Fight It by A.D. Ellis
GLBTQ Romance“Never have I ever had sex on a train.” Cole watched the group expectantly and laughed out loud when Micah, Levi, and Cody all took a drink.
“What?” Levi shrugged. “We grew up in a railroad town. I think almost every native to Blueridge Junction has had sex on a train. I’d say at least a quarter of the town was probably conceived on a train.”
Review: Rescued from Paradise by H. J. Perry
GLBTQ RomanceTwo hot men. One deserted tropical island. When love blossoms, can it survive the rescue and return to their American small town?
Release Day Review: Bernie by A. E. Ryecart
GLBTQ RomanceYou fix the lives of others. The waifs and strays, the lost and broken, you fix them all, Bernie. But the life that needs fixing most of all is your own.
Release Blitz, Review Tour, Review and Giveaway: Improper Fraction by V.L. Locey
GiveawayGarrison is desperate to make things right with his childhood friend, but can O’Malley, still nursing the pain and mistrust of Garrison’s betrayal, ever forgive or love Garrison again?
Release Blitz, Review Tour, Excerpt & Giveaway: Deacon’s Law by RJ Scott
ExcerptsHow can you trust the man who tried to kill you?
Review: Last Marine Standing by RJ Scott
GLBTQ RomanceWhen the people you trusted turn on you, when you are the last one standing, should you take your secrets to the grave? Or make the murderers pay?
Review: Cover Up by L.A. Witt
GLBTQ RomanceOut Now! After ten years of blissful marriage, Navy Pilot Nate Chandler is divorcing his cheating husband. Single for the first time in years, Nate is numb to all emotion and kisses any chance of another relationship goodbye.
Release Day Blitz, Giveaway & Review: Love By Number by DJ Jamison
ExcerptsBaseball stats make sense. People don’t.
Review: Single Dad Plus One by JJ Knight (Deanna Roy)
RomanceMy bride-to-be, Arianna, wants to meet my parents.
But…they live in a trailer. Dad thinks Playboy T-shirts are classy because the naked women are silhouettes. Mom has a tattoo of a dog humping a palm tree. I don’t think either one has said a sentence without an f-bomb since 1985.
Review: The Alpha Prince by Victoria Sue
Excerpts“Par se te vuta,” Justice whispered. His voice low and pained. “You are my life,” Cashel murmured in wonder. Justice clutched him tightly. “We have so much to talk about.” Cashel smiled. His life. His heart. Vuta in Askaran meant both. Was Justice saying he loved him?
Release Blitz, Review & Giveaway: His Convenient Husband by Robin Covington
ExcerptsHe ran his hands over his lover’s back, over the hard globes of his ass. Over the fabric at first and then underneath the waistband and over the smooth skin hidden there.