2015 YEAR-END REVIEW: Kristie
It’s that time of the year! When we review 2015’s reading experience… KRISTIE FAVORITE BOOK OF THE YEAR: “Waiting For The Flood” by Alexis Hall This is quite possibly that hardest … Continue reading
REVIEW: “Sunset Park” by Santino Hassell
ABOUT: Raymond Rodriguez’s days of shoving responsibility to the wayside are over. His older brother wants to live with his boyfriend so Raymond has to get his act together and … Continue reading
REVIEW: “The Subs Club” by J.A. Rock
ABOUT: A year ago, my best friend Hal died at the hands of an incompetent “dom.” So I started the Subs Club, a private blog where submissives can review doms … Continue reading
REVIEW: “Easy Evenings” by Mary Calmes
ABOUT: Lazlo Maguire doesn’t do relationships—he does transactions. Six months of the year, he’s an expensive rent boy in Manhattan, and he moves so fast that settling down could not, … Continue reading
REVIEW: “Blueberry Boys” by Vanessa North
ABOUT: Connor Graham is a city boy—a celebrated fashion photographer in New York. When his uncle’s death drags him back to the family blueberry farm, all he wants to do … Continue reading
REVIEW: “Real World” by Amy Jo Cousins
ABOUT: When talking fails, it’s time to break out the big guns. Give years ago, Tom Worthington busted his ass to overcome the fear and paranoia that led him to … Continue reading
REVIEW: “You Can Leave Your Boots On” by Irene Preston
ABOUT: In the heart of Texas… Liberal Austinite Travis Boyd recycles, shops local, and is partner in a successful green-building company. After his last disastrous relationship, he’ll never again date … Continue reading
REVIEW: “Winter Wonderland” by Heidi Cullinan
ABOUT: Finding Mr. Right can be a snow lot of fun. Paul Jansen was the only one of his friends who wanted a relationship. Naturally, he’s the last single man standing. No … Continue reading
REVIEW: “Force Play” by Elle Brownlee
ABOUT: Professional baseball player Harmon “Hawk” Kiel was a rookie sensation with dazzling talent and an arrogant attitude to match. But he’s hit his sophomore slump, and his natural talent … Continue reading
