REVIEW: “X Marks the Spot” by M.J. O’Shea
ABOUT: Jack Hunter is always on a quest for lost art, ancient manuscripts, and anything else that’ll romance the millions of viewers who watch his show each week. He … Continue reading
REVIEW: “Taste In Men” by Douglas Black
ABOUT: Taylor Dale is terrified of getting tied down. After years working a job he doesn’t like in a city he’s always wanted to leave, he is finally on the … Continue reading
REVIEW: “Jesse’s Diner” by Cardeno C
ABOUT: Two men with a shared history and a mutual attraction must be honest with themselves and each other so both their dreams come true. Quiet, unassuming Tanner Sellers spends … Continue reading
REVIEW: “Valor On The Move” by Keira Andrews
ABOUT: He’d give his life to protect the president’s son. But he never expected to risk his heart. Growing up gay in the White House hasn’t been easy for Rafael … Continue reading
REVIEW: “Elements Of Retrofit” by N.R Walker
ABOUT: Book one in the Thomas Elkin series Generation versus generation, traditional versus contemporary, these men are about to learn a lesson in architecture and love. Can they prove that … Continue reading
PRE-RELEASE REVIEW: “RAISING THE RENT” BY J.L. MERROW
ABOUT: “Rent boy rule number one: Never fall in love with a customer.” Life as a rent boy is not a long-term career goal for Nathan, who’s determined to get … Continue reading
REVIEW: “Sense of Place” by NR Walker
ABOUT: Book three in the Thomas Elkin series. Designing homes is easy. Finding home is something else entirely. Thomas Elkin and Cooper Jones finally have the support of their families … Continue reading
REVIEW: “The Apothecary’s Garden” by Julie Bozza
ABOUT: Hilary Kent, a Londoner all his working life, retires to Wiltshire after an estranged cousin unexpectedly leaves him an inhabitable tower surrounded by an overgrown physic garden – and … Continue reading
REVIEW: “Elements of Retrofit (Thomas Elkin #1)” by NR Walker
ABOUT: Book one in the Thomas Elkin series. Even the strongest of buildings start out as plans on paper, and every architect knows that sometimes plans need to change. Sometimes, … Continue reading
