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I've been an avid reader for as long as I can remember and a romance junkie since the twelfth grade. These days I read M/M romance novels almost exclusively. I can't help it - I love boys who love other boys! If you don't believe in equality or that all love is beautiful, we probably won't have a lot to talk about. But, if you do, feel free to make a friend request, comment on a review, or recommend your favourite guilty pleasure. I'd love to hear from you!
Academic Pursuits
The writing was okay, but the story was perhaps the least emotionally satisfying one I have read in a very long time.
Untitled Dark Space
Oh. My. FUCK. I will cut a bitch if she gets between me and this book on release day. Just sayin'.
Among the Living (PsyCop #1)
The first half of the story dragged a bit for me, but the last half totally made up for it.
 - Jordan Castillo Price)
Inside Out
*** 2.5 World Building Stars ***Think I would have enjoyed it more had I read it AFTER reading Among the Living (and therefore had an emotional connection to the characters). As it was, I spent more time struggling to figure out the world of PsyCops than enjoying the budding dynamics between Vic and Jacob.
Red Dirt Heart 2 (Red Dirt Series, #2)
I don't think anyone can possibly understand how much I love this series. It makes me laugh, and cry, and sigh, and grin like a lunatic. And sometimes - oh, okay, a lot of times - it makes me do all four of these things over the course of a single paragraph. This book truly is my "happy place". I mean... I only finished the book 15 minutes ago and already I want to turn my Kindle page to Page 1 and start all over again.Love. Love. Love. LOVE!
 - N.R. Walker)
Say Yes
Meh. This felt a little as if I were reading an elementary school essay on "What I Did on My Summer Vacation" (only with butt sex).
Of Cheerleaders and Gingers
The story itself was probably only worth a 3.5 Star rating, but there were at least two priceless lines in there that made me snort giggle, so I bumped it up. Pretty dang cute, this one.
Game On
I liked this story a whole heck of a lot. While on the surface I have almost nothing in common with these characters - I'm not male, British, in my twenties, have a great affinity for animals, gaming, roller skating, or public humiliation dancing - Max and Stefan wormed their way into my heart almost instantly. By the time Max started to feel his first flutterings of same-sex sexual awareness, I was completely invested in them and their happily ever after. My heart literally clutched when they were apart. That's the sign of a really great story, don't you think? One that causes its readers to have a physical reaction to it?
While there were some tender kisses, and a sweet, soapy hand job (and I was fully expecting it given Stefan's "Slowly. Slowly" mantra), I'm forced to acknowledge my inner horn dog and give the story -1 Strength point for no on the page penetration. (Sorry, Lori, it's totally a "it's not you, it's me" situation because I thought that what you did do with your boys on the page, and how their relationship progressed, was perfection).
My thanks to the sassy Brit for participating in the Love's Landscapes event (not once, but twice!) and for all of the behind-the-scenes work that editors, beta readers, and the MM Group Mods put into making this FREE event a massive success! And also a big thanks to the fabulous Natasha Snow who keeps churning out my most favouritest covers for these tales. THANKS, GUYS!
Games Boys Play
*** 4.5 Stars ***I don't remember the last time I had such FUN reading a series. Seriously, this one is sweet and fluffy and deliciously smutty and filled with genuine feels. The whole thing had me grinning from start to finish.
Gambling On Maybe
*** 4.5 Stars ***Zach's joie de vivre is damn infectious. I felt like I was in the middle of a whirlwind wearing teeny tiny pleather shorts and a mesh top. He gets all of the stars this time.
Yours
There are some short stories that so intrigue you, that you want to know more - and you want to know it now. This was one of those stories.
