Acrobat by Mary Calmes
Novel

Brook Street: Rogues by Ava March
Historical Novella [Brook Street Series]

Fatal Shadows by Josh Lanyon
Mystery Novel [Adrian English Series]

Redemption by Fire by Andrew Grey
Novel

Reviews

Brook Street: Rogues
@ Book Reviews and More by Kathy : B :: @ Blogging by Liza : review :: @ Red Hot Books : 4.5

Book Info

Brook Street: Rogues

London, 1822

Two of London’s most notorious rakehells, Linus Radcliffe and Robert Anderson, are the best of friends. They share almost everything—clothes, servants, their homes, and even each other’s bed on occasion. The one thing they don’t share: lovers. For while Linus prefers men, Robert prefers women…except when it comes to Linus.

As another Season nears its end, Robert can’t ignore his growing jealousy. He hates watching Linus disappear from balls to dally with other men. Women are lovely, but Linus rouses feelings he’s never felt with another. Unwilling to share his gorgeous friend another night, Robert has a proposition for Linus.

A proposition Linus flatly refuses—but not for the reasons Robert thinks. Still, Robert won’t take no for an answer. He sets out to prove a thing or two to his best friend—yet will learn something about the heart himself.

28,000 words

Where You Hurt the Most
by Anne Brooke

Adrian is more than happy as high-class escort for a number of regular clients. When his boss and dear friend asks him to entertain his nephew, Adrian readily agrees, but meeting Dan challenges him in ways he’d never imagined.

Dan is scarred inside and out from an accident that destroyed a promising future. Despite Adrian’s loveless lifestyle and Dan’s withdrawal and anger, the two men forge a deep—if unnerving—connection. Soon they find themselves questioning the choices they’ve made and the futures they’ve mapped out for themselves.

Yet even bright young men like Adrian and Dan fear the unknown and take comfort in the familiar. Neither may be strong enough to step away from the life they know and toward the one they dare not hope for. But while it’s true that love can’t heal all wounds, it is the surest balm for where you hurt the most.

Reviews

Out in the Field // Kate McMurray
@ Dear Author B- “This is a book about Being a Gay Athlete. This was NOT a romance. Oh, it had a love story in it and the love story had an HEA, but that HEA was never threatened.”

Handle with Care // Josephine Myles
@ Smexy Books B “The more I read Josephine Myles, the more I love her work.”
@ Well Read Excellent

Other Titles

Good Bones by Kim Fielding

“Skinny, quiet hipster Dylan Warner was the kind of guy other men barely glanced at until an evening’s indiscretion with a handsome stranger turned him into a werewolf. Now, despite a slightly hairy handicap, he just wants to live an ordinary—if lonely—life as an architect. He tries to keep his wild impulses in check, but after one too many close calls, Dylan gives up his urban life and moves to the country, where he will be less likely to harm someone else. His new home is a dilapidated but promising house that comes with a former Christmas tree farm and a solitary neighbor: sexy, rustic Chris Nock.

Dylan hires Chris to help him renovate the farmhouse and quickly discovers his assumptions about his neighbor are inaccurate—and that he’d very much like Chris to become a permanent fixture in his life as well as his home. Between proving himself to his boss, coping with the seductive lure of his dangerous ex-lover, and his limited romantic experience, Dylan finds it hard enough to express himself—how can he bring up his monthly urge to howl at the moon?”

Reviews

Frat Boy and Toppy

Cait Miller @ Goodreads : 5

Reviews

Chase in Shadow

@ Three Crow Press : 3.5 :: @ Musings of a Bookworm : 3 :: @ Hearts on Fire : 4

A Private Gentleman

@ Dear Author : B+

Where There’s Smoke

@ Dear Author : B-