Review: Personal Secrets

Personal Secrets by K.C. Wells

My rating: 5 of 5 stars



Ed's life seems to change overnight. It was interesting to watch Ed deal with his feelings and figure out exactly who he is and embrace that. Collin has his own insecruties to deal with but they truly suit each other.



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Review: Just What the Truth Is

Just What the Truth Is by Cardeno C.

My rating: 5 of 5 stars



Poor Ben is about the only one that doesn't accept the truth about his sexuality. But he is really twisted in knots. He falls hard for Micah and makes one mistake after another on the road to love. Luckily Micah is patient and forgiving.



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Review: Drawing Straws: Tork

Drawing Straws: Tork by Sean Michael

My rating: 4 of 5 stars



While there is still some hot sex these group is shifting and changing. While hey have always cared for one another they are now looking a new ways to be together more than just once a quarter.



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Review: A Lovely Shade of Ouch

A Lovely Shade of Ouch by Tymber Dalton

My rating: 5 of 5 stars



Abbie and John's story. This one is special because there is very little in the way of scenes but you see these two strong people come together in a way that fits them both perfectly. They complete each other and the love is there.



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Review: Poppa's Progeny

Poppa's Progeny by Alta Hensley

My rating: 4 of 5 stars



This story is set in an alternative world or time where young women are forced into age regression and kept innocence until marriage. But something happens with Juniper and she knows the truth. She also raises her price by her mischief. Costello is her care giver and he realizes her secret. They give into their feelings and love but time is running out and their lives are endanger. Story does end with a cliff hanger.



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Review: Us Three

Us Three by Mia Kerick

My rating: 5 of 5 stars



A true coming of age story. Of figuring out who you are individually and as a group. These young men who bring their own strengths and weakness to the table. Powerful story and an emotional journey.



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Review: Macarons at Midnight

Macarons at Midnight by M.J. O'Shea

My rating: 5 of 5 stars



Henry owns his own bakery. Tristan stubbles upon the bakery and Henry late one night. Henry seems to give him a feeling of belonging he needs. Trying to mix business and pleasure gets Tristan in trouble and his attempt to apologize with honest seems to get twisted and pretty much ends it all. It takes some real overcoming but in the end they realize how special what they have is.



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Review: Quiet Nights

Quiet Nights by Mary Calmes

My rating: 4 of 5 stars



Back to Mangrove. Kelly thinks he sees a ghost from the past. In a way it sets off a series of actions that is destine to bring him and Coz together.



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Review: Two Steps Back

Two Steps Back by Lyn Gala

My rating: 5 of 5 stars



Dallon has been a rent boy but he gave it up and started his own business but when things aren't working out it's "Two Steps Back". Because to save his business he will need to go back on market to raise some funds. William is looking for something special and Ben brings them together. But Dallon still wants to stand on his own feet and William's brand of help almost destroys them. Fun to watch to strong men figure out where their lines really are.



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Review: Blink

Blink by Rick R. Reed

My rating: 4 of 5 stars



I love how the chance meeting in 1982 played through to now. I love the idea that Andy and Carlos might have been meant for each other but they also had to have the timing right. The wrap up was perfect.



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Review: Jumping In

Jumping In by Cardeno C.

My rating: 4 of 5 stars



Clint hasn't had the best of luck with men but that is suddenly all going to change when he ends up with Hawk. Love Clint's surprise at being so wanted.



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Review: Baby, Think it Over

Baby, Think it Over by Hurri Cosmo

My rating: 5 of 5 stars



Kendon is crushing a bit on Tarell and unnerved a bit by Rand and this is the set up for this story that takes some unexpected twists. This romance story keeps surprising you. From being assigned as co-parents of a computer baby to being rescued at the last second before things get really bad Kendon and Tarrel learn a lot about each other and about themselves that starts them on the road to a solid relationship.



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Review: Doubtless

Doubtless by Cat Grant

My rating: 4 of 5 stars



This one seems to be heading on one track with the possibility of what could happen then you start to lean a different way. In the end it turns out to be completely different. Can't say much else without giving something away.



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Review: First Impressions

First Impressions by Josephine Myles

My rating: 4 of 5 stars



Love the way these two are brought together. Socks sure seems like an odd pick up line but it that along with a little art got things going.



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Review: A Matter of Trust

A Matter of Trust by A.C. Katt

My rating: 5 of 5 stars



Donald is a master dom looking for a boy of his own. When Brian walks in both of their worlds are changed in an instant. But this encounter sets into motion all kinds of hard things that must be dealt with and gotten through. But their own strengths become evident and they come together on their own terms and ready to be just what the other one needs.



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Review: End Game

End Game by Sean Michael

My rating: 4 of 5 stars



It seems things are shifting around these four guys. Lives are changing and as Knight has healed he is still finding his own place back with his art. Jason is growing and while he doesn't want to give up his new family he wants to know he is pulling his own weight and earning his own way. We get to see all four of them be a bit scared with the changes, we see different relationship develop. Love the wrap up to this story where we seem them all reconnect and be strong than ever.



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Review: The One She Loves

The One She Loves by Constance Masters

My rating: 5 of 5 stars



Carol wants a baby but she starts everything off on the wrong foot. It takes work but when two people really love each other they tend to be able to work things out. I like how this installment in the Corbin's Bend series really show how very important the mentor system makes all the difference.



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Review: Appearing Nightly

Appearing Nightly by Cat Grant

My rating: 4 of 5 stars



Ryan has started working in the bar but he holds things in. But Mike is interested. But when Ryan's life starts to fall apart Mike is there to pick up the pieces. Things start to develop but they have to decide what is real and what is gratitude.



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Review: The Next Call

The Next Call by Sue Brown

My rating: 0 of 5 stars



Mark is a caring person who wants to give back by working on the help line. Ricky is a trouble young man who has much to sort through in his life. The years march on with them forming a sort of relationship but not as a couple. In the meantime Mark has the love of his life in Ian that ends much too soon. Ricky also begins to branch out to others and grows in his own ways. Time seems to help them both develop what they need to truly have a chance at their own relationship as better and stronger men as things shift from a caregiver/needy to equals.



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Review: The Filly (Dark Horse, #2.4)

The Filly (Dark Horse, #2.4) by Kate Sherwood

My rating: 3 of 5 stars



What's harder than being part of a menage relationship. Letting your little sister go out on her first date without coming apart. Cute look at their family life.



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Review: Blue Days

Blue Days by Mary Calmes

My rating: 4 of 5 stars



Dwyer finds his new coworker hot but Takeo seems to have problem with people skills. Yet Dwyer seems to genuinely want to be a real friend. This of course leads to them being together on a business trip. Which leads them on the path to a whole new life.



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Review: Midnight Run

Midnight Run by Bailey Bradford

My rating: 5 of 5 stars



Jack is an alpha on his own and Malakai is a shifter in trouble. It's a perfect match as they work things out.



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Review: Get Off My Case

Get Off My Case by Lisa Oliver

My rating: 5 of 5 stars



Shane and Dimitri have history and now work throws them together. It was fun to see if they can work things out without the past getting in the way. What was sweet that while they worked at building their relationship they helped out others in need and helped them to also settle.



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Review: Miss Summers' School

Miss Summers' School by Maggie Ryan

My rating: 5 of 5 stars



It was so much fun to get to see more of the Wintercrest world from a different perspective. Max has been trying to honor a promise made to his comrade in arms. Alexandria has been going through a horrible time since the death of her father. When they are brought together there is almost an immediate connections. While there training can seem hard and confusing Lexie really settles into her new life because of the feelings she has for Max. It seems that her father really knew what was best for his friend and daughter.



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Review: Ana Adored: Mistress of the Castle

Ana Adored: Mistress of the Castle by Anastasia Vitsky

My rating: 5 of 5 stars



Meranda has always come off as so in control and when she invites Ana it seems that this will firmly continue. But with all that is going on in the background it seems to be upsetting the flow. Most important message that comes through this story is communication and honesty is a two way street. Being in charge doesn't mean having to to do all the giving. Domme's need help and comfort, too.



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Review: The Lawman

The Lawman by Vanessa Vale

My rating: 4 of 5 stars



Ellen has decided to come because she feels she has no choice. Ryder is her new husband and the sheriff. They feel a connection right away but Ellie has to deal with her guilt. She's strong and well suited to her new life.



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