| Genre | Gay / Paranormal / Shifters / Romance |
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| Reviewed by | Christy Duke on 20-September-2018 |
| Review Blurb | I know I keep saying it but, wow, it's hard to believe I'm at book twenty-two of the 'Lost Shifters' series and the author continues to keep me entertained.
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| Genre | Gay / Contemporary / Romance |
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| Reviewed by | Serena Yates on 20-September-2018 |
| Review Blurb | ‘Off-Kilter’ is a very good title for this cute story about geeky computer science grad student Eric and his foray into Scottish Country Dance.
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| Genre | Gay / Contemporary / Romance |
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| Reviewed by | Lena Grey on 19-September-2018 |
| Review Blurb | Bran Rosacarrock is in the process of having a massive tribute built to honor his distant relative, Edward of Woodstock. When the present curator quits, he asks his brother, Jory, to take over the project. Jory tries to argue that, with his teaching job, he doesn't have the time.
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| Genre | Gay / Contemporary / Firefighters / Romance |
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| Reviewed by | Christy Duke on 19-September-2018 |
| Review Blurb | Mace intrigued the hell out of me when I first met him in Gus’s story. I could tell there was so much hiding under that calm facade that drove Gus up a wall.
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| Genre | Gay / Fantasy / Elves/Fairies/Sidhe / Magic / Mythological Creatures / Young Adult / Romance / Action/Adventure |
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| Reviewed by | Serena Yates on 19-September-2018 |
| Review Blurb | In a continuation of the danger-filled adventure and quest for the truth set in a world struggling with the reawakening of magic, this second part of the ‘Mages’ Guild Trilogy’ is just as exciting as the first.
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| Genre | Gay / Contemporary / Romance |
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| Reviewed by | Serena Yates on 19-September-2018 |
| Review Blurb | Between the world of perfumes, business rivalries, and intense relationships, this story spans almost a decade of one man going from hopeful when he gets an unusual job offer, to depressing when it all ends in major disappointment, and back to hopeful at the end.
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| Genre | Gay / Paranormal / Shifters / Romance |
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| Reviewed by | Christy Duke on 18-September-2018 |
| Review Blurb | I am excited that this installment of the ‘Camp H.O.W.L.’ series features Harris and Jackson. I had wished for that when I finished the previous book as I was very interested in seeing how these two men, who have been best friends all of their lives, would handle an intimate relationship.
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| Genre | Gay / Contemporary / New Adult / Erotic Romance |
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| Reviewed by | Serena Yates on 18-September-2018 |
| Review Blurb | Hilarious! From the first page, when Nick practically stumbles onto the scene, I was laughing at his antics, loving the way he looks at things, and secretly nodding my head.
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| Genre | Gay / Contemporary / Romance |
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| Reviewed by | Serena Yates on 18-September-2018 |
| Review Blurb | In a story that is super cute from the beginning, where magic is always right around the corner, and gods may just have a hand in how things work, ‘The Nerd and the Prince’ is a modern-day fairy tale that more than did justice to my expectations.
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| Genre | Gay / Contemporary / Artists/Actors/Musicians/Authors / Erotic Romance |
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| Reviewed by | Sandra on 18-September-2018 |
| Review Blurb | This novella seems to come full circle from the first one, ‘No Apologies (Hollywood 1)’ where Aaron and Greg wrote a movie script based on their love lives, ready to have it made into a movie with one star and one budding star playing the two of them.
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