Yes, I realise my title has sexy connotations. It’s meant to. 🙂 When my writing partner, Jenn, and I joined the Carina Press author loop, we met another co-writing team, Nikka Michaels and Eileen Griffin. We immediately bonded over our love of male-male romance, writing and reading it, and the joys of having a writingContinueContinue reading “The Joy of Co-Writing”
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Review: Liesmith by Alis Franklin
Sigmund Sussman is your stereotypical nerd. At twenty-two, he still lives at home. When not working tech-support, he plays games – handheld, console and MMOs. He has a Dungeons and Dragons group and the walls of his bedroom are papered with Star Wars posters and pictures of dragons. He’s a bit plain, a bit overweight,ContinueContinue reading “Review: Liesmith by Alis Franklin”
Review: In the Fire by Nikka Michaels and Eileen Griffin
Holy angst, Batman! I read In the Fire in one sitting because I had to. I needed to know, from the second chapter forward, whether Ethan and Jamie were going to work it out—and if they didn’t, I was going to book the first flight to Seattle, or maybe New York, and start banging headsContinueContinue reading “Review: In the Fire by Nikka Michaels and Eileen Griffin”
Review: In the Raw
In the Raw by Nikka Michaels and Eileen Griffin Strip away the clothes (yes, please!) and the attitude, and culinary school students Ethan and Jamie aren’t as different as they appear. Used to fending for himself and his sister, tough-boy Ethan wears his piercings, tattoos and spikey hair like armour, which isn’t unusual for a twenty-twoContinueContinue reading “Review: In the Raw”
Review: The Sheltered City by John Tristan
Once again, John Tristan has created a unique and compelling world. The deeper into ‘The Sheltered City’ I got, the more I wanted to know. Why where they living inside what seemed to be a large dome sheltered by an enormous living tree? Where the dragons outside real or allegorical? What is the halfdeath and whatContinueContinue reading “Review: The Sheltered City by John Tristan”