Reviews
Rough Ride Reviewed at Joyfully Reviewed!
by mlrnet on May.11, 2012, under Reviews
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Laura Baumbach’s Rough Ride Reviewed at Joyfully Reviewed - “Rough Ride has some fun, some hot sex, and some tender moments between them making it short and sweet and full of heat.” |
After Dark Reviewed at Literary Nymphs!
by mlrnet on May.08, 2012, under Author Posts, Reviews
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Luisa Prieto’s After Dark Reviewed at Literary Nymphs – 5 Nymphs - “Luisa Prieto’s After Dark is an enthralling, thoroughly enjoyable dark supernatural action saga eased by moments of sensual intimacy, a touch of humor and a desire for more of these exciting characters.” |
Hope Reviewed at Reviews by Jessewave!
by mlrnet on May.06, 2012, under Reviews
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William Neale’s Hope Reviewed at Reviews by Jessewave – 5 Stars - “This author writes from the heart which is why I loved the books I reviewed. His stories are unabashedly sweet and romantic and are character driven, and Hope is a real “feel good” story which I know I’ll re-read many times.” |
China House Reviewed at Love Romances & More!
by mlrnet on May.03, 2012, under Reviews
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Vincent Lardo’s China House Reviewed at Love Romances & More – 4 Hearts – “If one is looking for a good mystery novel that will pique his interest and hold him spellbound until the very end, then I believe CHINA HOUSE is that novel. Lardo is a wonderful mystery writer whose work is not to be missed.” |
Zero Break Reviewed at Romancing the Book!
by mlrnet on May.01, 2012, under Reviews
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Neil Plakcy’s Zero Break Reviewed at Romancing the Book – “I have loved the Mahu series and Kimo right from the first book, Mahu, and judging by Zero Break I will continue to love them. Plakcy has grown Kimo into his own man, unafraid to announce his “gaydom” and to do what is right, no matter which road it takes him down.” |
Boystown 4: A Time for Secrets Reviewed at Coffee Time Romance & More!
by mlrnet on Apr.30, 2012, under Reviews
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Marshall Thornton’s Boystown 4: A Time for Secrets Reviewed at Coffee Time Romance & More – 4 Cups – “These men are gritty and real, and you cannot help but want more.” |
Hope Reviewed at MANtastic Fiction!
by mlrnet on Apr.28, 2012, under Reviews
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William Neale’s Hope Reviewed at MANtastic Fiction – “I think there are two defining themes in all of William Neale’s novels. The first thing might be the most obvious – sweet, romanticized characters and dialogue. The second being his knack for targeting themes that get overlooked, serious aspects that might make people uncomfortable because of the injustice and horror. How he was able to balance the sweetness with the darkness was a true talent.” |
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