“Alone and curious and hopeful, he’d asked them about his Rose Road: Will they be as magical as this? Will they be extraordinary? Will they change me? They’d answered him in October, three resounding one-syllable words, yes, yes, yes, and Shannon didn’t need to ask anything else.” Thank you very much to Interlude Press for… Continue reading ARC Review: Fortitude Smashed by Taylor Brooke
“So, I’ve been here for an hour and so far, this is what I’ve got – there are two things that can bring out #ThatBrawleySmile. Playing football and his personal assistant.” Thank you very much to Berkley Publishing Group for providing a copy of the novel in exchange for an honest review. Santino Hassell has quickly become… Continue reading ARC Review: Illegal Contact by Santino Hassell
Title: Scorpio Hates Virgo Series (name + # in series): Signs of Love #2 Publisher: Anyta Sunday (self published) Release Date (Print & Ebook): September 1st, 2017 Length: 245 pages Subgenre: Contemporary M/M gay romance, friends-to-lovers The title includes: sarcasm, sexual content, and a slightly sappy HEA Book Blurb This year is all about healing the heart,… Continue reading Release Blitz & Giveaway: Scorpio Hates Virgo by Anyta Sunday + Review
“He trembled in place, but Dex had hold of him and Nick felt, for the first time, like he could fall apart and not hit the ground on impact.” (This book is part of #TheReadingQuest – Category: A Book with a One Word Title) Liz Jacobs’ spectacular debut is a story that will resonate with… Continue reading Review: Abroad by Liz Jacobs
If you guys have been following me for any length of time, you know that my favourite writer is C.S. Pacat and my favourite book series is her fantasy series Captive Prince. Today, Pacat announced her “Top Secret Project” and I wanted to share it with everyone on here because I know a lot of my… Continue reading C.S. Pacat announces new comic series with artist Joanna the Mad
“It’s over, he reminded himself. All the lies, all the desperate running to stay alive, was behind him for good. He had a home now – he had the Foxes and Andrew and a real name. He felt like he finally made it onto the ledge he’d been dangling off of for years.” No one… Continue reading Mini Fanfic Review: Lessons in Cartography by crazy_like_a
“When someone puts their journey out there for you to watch, you pay attention – even if you know they’ll die at the end.” Thank you very much to Simon & Schuster for providing a copy of the novel in exchange for an honest review. I think we all know what to expect from a book… Continue reading ARC Review: They Both Die at the End by Adam Silvera
