Storm and Quill is LIVE! — New Free Novella

Storm and Quill, a fade-to-black MF paranormal romance standalone novella, is available as a FREE download for the month of February only! Read Storm and Quill Today I was honored to be part of the Neurodivergence in Queer Romance event, and immediately knew I’d be using the opportunity to finally revisit Toria and Liam’s relationship after the … Continue reading Storm and Quill is LIVE! — New Free Novella

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: 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: Saving Rafe (Lords of Discord #2) by Jocelynn Drake

Read my review of the first book in the Lords of Discord series, Claiming Marcus. This book opens with the Varik clan at a moment of fragile peace, trying to solidify their place in the greater vampire community after the events of the first installment of this series. Even as we get an immediate reminder … Continue reading Book Review: Saving Rafe (Lords of Discord #2) by Jocelynn Drake

Book Review: Conquest (Four Horsemen #1) by Sienna Moreau

Moreau’s interpretation of the Four Horsemen myth accounts for contemporary ideas of religion while simultaneously putting an intriguing spin on the concept. That Conquest and his brothers are in the mortal dimension to initiate a deadly purge is never in question. This being a recurring event initiated by either good or evil when one side … Continue reading Book Review: Conquest (Four Horsemen #1) by Sienna Moreau

Book Review: Justice (Damned Connections #2) by Lark Taylor

Read my review of the first book in the Damned Connections series, Patience. The vampire Sebastian has never been the villain of any of the books in this shared world, but he’s always leaned pretty heavily toward anti-hero. I found the hint at the end of the previous book that he might end up with … Continue reading Book Review: Justice (Damned Connections #2) by Lark Taylor

Book Review: Lust (Seven Deadly Sins #1) by Sienna Moreau

A romance series set around representations of the seven deadly sins isn’t a new concept, but one of the best parts of speculative fiction is how uniquely authors can put their own spin on things. In this case, Moreau develops an open-world urban fantasy in which the demigod sins have always existed, holding all the … Continue reading Book Review: Lust (Seven Deadly Sins #1) by Sienna Moreau

Book Review: Something Wicked (Black & Blue #3) by Lily Morton

Read my reviews of the previous books in the Black and Blue series: The Mysterious and Amazing Blue Billings (#1) | The Quiet House (#2) First of all, this book is not a stand-alone. You’ll get the most enjoyment if you are already relatively familiar with Blue, Levi, and their friends and with Blue’s abilities, along with … Continue reading Book Review: Something Wicked (Black & Blue #3) by Lily Morton

Book Review: The Player’s Lounge by Dan Calley

One of the things I love most about the queer romance subgenre is how it is so accepting of speculative fiction concepts that are unique and unexpected. Calley’s debut novel opens with a moment of high action that swiftly transitions to a quieter, but no less intense, fascinating quandary regarding reincarnation. Whether the speculative elements … Continue reading Book Review: The Player’s Lounge by Dan Calley

Book Review: Should the Sky Fall (Who We Are #1) by Amithia Raine

I can probably count on one hand the number of romances with the amnesia trope I’ve finished. The concept can feel incredibly contrived if not handled well. Obviously, writing a review means I did finish this book. Raine puts an intriguing paranormal twist on the amnesia trope, then proceeds to deliver a story that remains … Continue reading Book Review: Should the Sky Fall (Who We Are #1) by Amithia Raine

Book Review: Sunshine (Trident Agency #1) by E.M. Lindsey & Kiki Clark

I’m a huge fan of open-world urban fantasy, so I knew ahead of time that I’d enjoy this new series cowritten by one of my favorite authors. Lindsey and Clark play with multiple romance tropes in this book while also stretching other limits with a setting completely different from our own world, while keeping everything … Continue reading Book Review: Sunshine (Trident Agency #1) by E.M. Lindsey & Kiki Clark