Going Up By A.E. Raddley Not so classic rags-to-riches story So if you are already fond of Raddley and a sucker for Ice Queen, read no more. AND GET YOURSELF Going Up now. Just be aware it ain’t your typical romance. This story is a refreshing light in the lesfics world. Or should I say in the romance lesfic world? Why do you ask me? Well, while

Uncharted By Robyn Nyx Tomb Raider on Steroids So, imagine if, by magic, someone, could mash up Lara Croft with Indiana Jones and Nathan Drake and every other fictional Archeologist/Treasure Hunter/Adventurer into one, or two, epic characters. You would get half the Awesomeness of Nyx protagonist gave us. You know what the queerness is maxed up in

Big Girl Pill By K D Williamson Slow Ignition, Big Kaboom It’s some great Williamson here. The story takes a while to pick up. At least more so than her usual story. The decor and protagonist set up takes a bit, but it is so worth it. While Maya is my favorite character in the book. In my humble opinion, Nina is the true character to focus on. He

Between the Line By KD Williamson New Orleans, post-Katrina. One psychiatrist MD, one beat cop. Written by KD Williamson -the author behind BAM 1 . Do I really need to give you more information before you rush out to buy it? Still here? I’ll guess I’ll write a proper review then! Most (if not all) books by KD Between the Line are diverse in ter

Wild Magic By May Dawney Wild Magic is to a novel, what a web show is to a TV show. Just as good, in a different format. That choice allows Dawney to share her story with us in a unique way. Hyper-focused both on the event and the MC. It’s the first of 4 books, all sharing part of a whole story. It is kind of a deconstruction of storytelling and

Conflict of Interest By Jae Two Books in One I can’t stress this enough. TRIGGER WARNING FOR ALL OF THIS BOOKS. If reading about ANYTHING related to sexual assault triggers you, DON’T READ THIS BOOK. It’s the ransom when you’re a hardworking talent author like Jae. Your words are so real they might hurt some of your readerships. Now that th

Climbing The Ladder By A.E. Raddley Polaroïd Of LBT Culture The decor of Climbing The Ladder is set in the magazine community in modern times. Which is, needless to say, is on the decay. Unlike Raddley usual stories, this one does not really focus on one or two protagonists. But on a whole group. We follow a big bunch of co-workers living the same

Practice Makes Perfect (A Legal Affairs Romance Volume 1 ) By Carsen Taite Pleasantly Unbelievable Romance This book is the first one in Carsen Taite Legal Affairs Romance . This series follows three lawyers, three friends, that basically throw away their very lucrative Carrere, in hope to be happier in life. By doing so, in Practice Makes Perfect

Out of Practice (Legal Affairs Romance V.2) By Carsen Taite Wedding Makes People Nuts So, this is the 2nd installment in Legal Affairs Romance . While it is not a requirement to had read the first one - Practice Makes Perfect - I would suggest to you: do it. It really does add depth to some characters, and general context to the story. This book, p

Death Before Dessert By A.E. Radley (Amanda Radley ) Agatha Christie, but Queer In my humble opinion, Radley hit the mark on this one. The light tone of this book allows the reader to dive into some of the darkest places of the human soul. Radley address some of the worst parts of our social behaviour in this story. Fair warning, if you require som