I snagged this book because it ticked all the boxes of my latest favorite reads, but especially because an author that I adore mentioned reading it in her online fan group. Though I spent extra money on it because it was not available on Kindle Unlimited, I don’t regret the purchase at all. This book … Continue reading Review: Middleman by Jane Rylon
Review: A Growl, a Roar, and a Purr (Lions & Tigers & Bears #1) by K. C. Wells
This book is a significant departure from other titles I’ve read by this author, but since my heart belongs to the urban fantasy genre, I knew I had to check it out. In this paranormal romance, Wells explores the shifter and fated mates tropes in this fun action-adventure romp that includes an epic heist and … Continue reading Review: A Growl, a Roar, and a Purr (Lions & Tigers & Bears #1) by K. C. Wells
Review: Inferno Series by J. R. Gray
Clouded Hell (Book 1) This book is not a dark romance, though it gets pretty dark at times. Not because of the kinks between the main characters, but simply because of the worlds of organized crime and underground fighting they’re involved with. It’s immediately clear, however, that Remi and Dante are anti-heroes rather than villains, … Continue reading Review: Inferno Series by J. R. Gray
Review: Bold Brew Series (multiple authors)
This post contains reviews of the currently available books in the Bold Brew series: Cup of Joe (#1) by Annabeth AlbertPuppuccino (#2) by Allison TemplePerfect Matcha (#3) by Erin McLellanVanilla Steamer (#4) by Crystal LacyOrder Up (#5) by Wendy QuallsSilky Smooth (#6) by A. M. ArthurFair Trade (#7) by Cate AshwoodExtra Whip (#8) by L. … Continue reading Review: Bold Brew Series (multiple authors)
Review: Us Series by A. M. Arthur
This post reviews each of the available books in the Us series: Here For Us (#1)Sound of Us (#2)Uniquely Us (#3)Heart of Us (#4) Here For Us (Book 1) This novel is a slow-burn romance between three very different men, and I don’t just refer to their disparate ages. It also includes their socioeconomic statuses, … Continue reading Review: Us Series by A. M. Arthur
Review: Inevitable by Briar Prescott
For touching on so many stressful subjects, this was a remarkably low-angst book. I was immediately intrigued by Drew and Bas' dynamic, even before the first time they appear on page together. The sparks between Drew and Ezra were also blatant, and I knew I had to find out how these three characters finally came … Continue reading Review: Inevitable by Briar Prescott
Review: Misfits by Garrett Leigh
I’ve seen this book recommended in multiple places as an example of excellent MMM romance, which is the original reason that I picked it up. However, more exists to the story and characters, even if the premise (two men in a long-term open relationship fall for a third) is precisely what it says on the … Continue reading Review: Misfits by Garrett Leigh
Review: The Other Side of Here by E.M. Lindsey
I knew going into this book that it would wreck me, both because of one of the characters' relationship situation and how well Lindsey manipulates language to tug at the heartstrings. I did not expect two of the characters to share a similar history—one in the immediate context and one further down the road, but … Continue reading Review: The Other Side of Here by E.M. Lindsey
Review: Lonely Hearts Series by Kate Hawthorne
This post includes reviews of the currently available books in the Lonely Hearts series: His Kind of Love (#1)The Colors Between Us (#2)Love Comes After (#3)Until You Say Otherwise (#4) His Kind of Love (Book 1) This dark romance is deceptive, in that even as I was low-key horrified at the depths to which Gabriel … Continue reading Review: Lonely Hearts Series by Kate Hawthorne
Review: We Have Till Monday by Cara Dee
Read my review of We Have Till Dawn, an earlier-published work that features Anthony's younger brother. As much fun as I have tracking romance plot points now that I’m familiar with the structure, it never ceases to amaze me how diverse the genre can be. I’ve read both MMM and Daddy-kink (with age regression) stories … Continue reading Review: We Have Till Monday by Cara Dee
Review: High Lonesome by Tanya Chris
Sometimes I read books despite the trigger warnings at the end of the back-cover blurb. In this case, I picked this book because of one of the trigger warnings. I have a professional interest in HIV due to my day job, and I’m always interested in seeing how HIV and HIV prevention are addressed in … Continue reading Review: High Lonesome by Tanya Chris
Review: Protectors Series by Sloane Kennedy
This post contains reviews for the books currently available in the Protectors series: Absolution (Book 1)Salvation (Book 2)Retribution (Book 3)Forsaken (Book 4)Vengeance (Book 5)A Protector's Family Christmas (Book 5.5)Discovering Daisy (Book 5.6)Atonement (Book 6)Revelation (Book 7)Redemption (Book 8)Defiance (Book 9)Protecting Elliot (Book 9.5)Unexpected (Book 10)Made Mine (Book 10.5)Shattered (Book 11)Unbroken (Book 12)Pretend You're Mine (Book … Continue reading Review: Protectors Series by Sloane Kennedy
Review: Love Logic Series by K.M. Neuhold
Rocket Science (Book 1) I’m not terribly interested in the “falling for the brother’s best friend” trope, but I’ve enjoyed previous books by this author and wanted to keep enjoying their work. This story bends the trope by having the brother urge his sibling and BFF into a friendship now that they live in the … Continue reading Review: Love Logic Series by K.M. Neuhold
Review: Giving Consent Series by Kate Hawthorne
This post contains reviews of all the books in the Giving Consent series: "Worth the Switch" (Book 0.5)Worth the Risk (Book 1)Worth the Wait (Book 2)Worth the Fight (Book 3)Worth the Chance (Book 4)Desperately Seeking (supplemental novellas) Worth the Switch (Book 0.5) I read this short story immediately after completing the first book in the … Continue reading Review: Giving Consent Series by Kate Hawthorne
Review: No Shame Series by Nora Phoenix
This post contains reviews of all the books in the No Shame series: No Filter (Book 1)No Limits (Book 2)No Fear (Book 3)No Shame (Book 4)No Angel (Book 5) No Filter (Book 1) This book is part of a series, but although the romantic arc is complete, the external plot is not. Even though the … Continue reading Review: No Shame Series by Nora Phoenix
Review: One Room at the Inn by Colette Davison
A freak snowstorm the night before Christmas results in a surprise gift for three friends who reunite when forced to take shelter. Ellis, Zev, and PK were besties in high school but lost touch over time as those growing up are wont to do. However, as it says on the tin, buried emotions and heretofore … Continue reading Review: One Room at the Inn by Colette Davison
Review: The Geek and His Bad Boys by R. Cayden
I read this book expecting some fun, mindless, sexy crack. A quick read to enjoy on a relaxing holiday off work before diving back into the multiple series I'm juggling. Opposites attract and all that, but the premise of this book promised escapism, not a poignant commentary on the importance of healthy relationships. Instead, this … Continue reading Review: The Geek and His Bad Boys by R. Cayden
Review: Perfect Hands Series by Nora Phoenix
This post contains reviews of all the books in the Perfect Hands series: Firm Hand (Book 1)Gentle Hand (Book 2)Naughty Hand (Book 2.5)Slow Hand (Book 3)Healing Hand (Book 4) Firm Hand (Book 1) Now that I understand a little bit more about Daddy kink, I can say that it’s probably never going to be a … Continue reading Review: Perfect Hands Series by Nora Phoenix
Review: The Rules by Jamie Fessenden
I'm not going to lie—this book is a little bonkers. But in a strangely good way. It's a romance that is almost too implausible to be real, but have you looked at the world lately? These days, anything is possible, including a gay married couple hiring a private housekeeper because one of the husbands won't … Continue reading Review: The Rules by Jamie Fessenden
Review: Our Little Secret (Finding Forever #1) by Rebecca Raine
Having enjoyed previous books by Raine, I finally decided to dive into her longer shared-world romance novel series. This short-but-sweet novel includes two bisexual men in a gay relationship who are searching for their third. They find her in the form of a former employee, and they turn up the romance once her contract with … Continue reading Review: Our Little Secret (Finding Forever #1) by Rebecca Raine