Author Archive
The Tomcat Series, Book One reviewed by Elisa Rolle
by mlrnet on Sep.05, 2010, under Reviews
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Stevie Wood’s THE TOMCAT SERIES, BOOK ONE reviewed by Elisa Rolle
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Melting the Slopes reviewed at Love Romance & More
by mlrnet on Sep.03, 2010, under Reviews
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Ethan Day, Jason Edding & William Maltese — Melting the Slopes anthology reviewed at Love Romances & More ”…MELTING THE SLOPES is one hot anthology that will heat anyone’s night up-be it in the middle of a summer heat wave or a winter blizzard.” |
William Neale’s HOME at Literary Nymph Reviews
by mlrnet on Sep.01, 2010, under Reviews
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William Neale’s HOME reviewed at Literary Nymphs ”William Neale has created a fantastic romance saga that I greatly enjoyed.” |
A Demon Inside reviewed at Wordsmithonia
by mlrnet on Sep.01, 2010, under Reviews
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Rick Reed’s A DEMON INSIDE reviewed at Wordsmithonia –“There aren’t a lot of authors who can write a convincing haunted house story without coming across as cheesy or trying too hard. This author has it nailed down. The atmosphere he invokes works perfectly with the storyline and never gets in the way of the plot. He methodically creates the perfect sense of terror that leads to a wonderfully thought out climax that left me wishing there was more to the story.” |
Deadly Silence reviewed by Elisa Rolle
by mlrnet on Sep.01, 2010, under Reviews
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Victor Banis’ DEADLY SILENCE reviewed by Elisa Rolle |
Smart Ass: Close Quarters reviewed at Naughty in the Backseat
by mlrnet on Sep.01, 2010, under Reviews
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Amber Green’s Turner and Turner: One Good Turn from Smart Ass: Close Quarters reviewed at Naughty in the Backseat |
Now available – Cockeyed – Richard Stevenson
by mlrnet on Aug.31, 2010, under New Releases
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When Hunny ‘You go, girl!’ Van Horn, Albany’s flaming-est working-class flamer, wins the state lottery’s first billion-dollar payout, his chaotic life gets even messier. It’s PI Don Strachey who’s brought in to deal with the skeletons tumbling out of Hunny’s non-closet, some violent. The eleventh Strachey novel is part mystery, part screwball comedy, and entirely serious in its exploration of the multiple ways of being gay in America.







