Northern Rainbow Romance Retreat 2024 Schedule

I am extremely fortunate that the year I added romance to my brand, many new romance events also debuted. My willingness to invest in original ideas (which has always been an integral part of my brand) means I've had fabulous opportunities not often available to "newer" authors. This week, I'm thrilled to participate in my … Continue reading Northern Rainbow Romance Retreat 2024 Schedule

Book Review: The Silent Prince (Sun and Moon #1) by L. Eveland

This book involves two queer heroes who eventually develop an intimate relationship with each other, but this story is far from a romance. Eveland excellently balances that line between telling an epic fantasy story that happens to involve queer characters and having their queerness be essential to the story without tipping the storyline toward overt … Continue reading Book Review: The Silent Prince (Sun and Moon #1) by L. Eveland

Book Review: A Ruse to Unchain Us (Magi Accounts #4) by Michele Notaro

Read my reviews of previous books in the Magi Accounts series: Our Hearts That Tie Us (#0.5) | The Scars That Bind Us (#1) | A Kiss to Revive Me (#1.5) | The Shackles That Hold Us (#2) | A Date to Impress Him (#2.5) | A Purpose That Restores Us (#3) | A Holiday to Sustain Us (#3.4) | An Embrace … Continue reading Book Review: A Ruse to Unchain Us (Magi Accounts #4) by Michele Notaro

Book Review: A Glint of Steel and Roses (Flame & Shadow #2) by L. Eveland

Read my review of the first book in the Flame & Shadow series, A Dream of Flame and Shadow. This book launches right in the middle of the action, catching us up with what we missed with Cian and Hellion already off to war at the end of the previous book. Our three heroes aren’t … Continue reading Book Review: A Glint of Steel and Roses (Flame & Shadow #2) by L. Eveland

Book Review: Flamesworn (Immortals Descending #5) by Iris Foxglove

Read my reviews of previous books in the Immortals Descending series: Storm Front (#1) | Shadowfall (#2) | Daybreak (#3) | Tempest (#4) One of the (many) things I love about this series is how the authors take risks with their storytelling. Sticking with stand-alone books might be a safer way to entice readers, but even this series of … Continue reading Book Review: Flamesworn (Immortals Descending #5) by Iris Foxglove