Review: Someone Like You

Someone Like You by L.M. Brown

My rating: 5 of 5 stars



Todd heads off for school and loses contact with his boyfriend Deacon. He heads home looking for answers. They reconnect and he finds out that Deacon thinks he's being noble letting Todd go. Todd's father is a real jerk and things really blow up. This book is full of great drama and the message that love is worth hanging on to. I'd love an follow up where Todd is completely successful and Deacon overcoming his past is a complete asset and Todd's dad ends in jail for some kind of insider trading.



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Review: When Love Flue In

When Love Flue In by Lillian Francis

My rating: 5 of 5 stars



Dominic is no longer married and still having fantasies about his chimney sweep Reagan. Turns out Reagan's had fantasies of his own. Great little story of finally having your dreams come true.



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Review: A Most Unexpected Gift

A Most Unexpected Gift by Ashlynn Monroe

My rating: 3 of 5 stars



There was a lot going on here but I wasn't sure I was completely comfortable with the level with which everyone jumps in without any real discussion. Very hot but really sex for sex's sake.



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Review: The Emo and The Jock

The Emo and The Jock by N. Phillips

My rating: 4 of 5 stars



Evan feels alone and isolated at his school. Cole is a smart jock who feels his own loneliness. They seem made for each other. This story is full of drama and danger. Now I know why I tell my kids to wait until after high school to start dating.



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Review: Moving Mountains

Moving Mountains by Freddy MacKay

My rating: 4 of 5 stars



It was fun to watch tow guys keep missing the mark over and over. If they hadn't been stuck in the wilderness they might never have gotten it together.



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Review: Texas Heat

Texas Heat by R.J. Scott

My rating: 5 of 5 stars



This installment still has them over coming some issues and angst but things seem to be coming together. Their love is real and big. I like the new characters and I wouldn't mind hearing more about them.



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Review: Still Waters

Still Waters by R.J. Scott

My rating: 4 of 5 stars



More layers continue to uncovered in the search for the full truth. Adam and Lee are given a second chance to heal but trust continues to be an issue.



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