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ONE DAY SALE :: 99¢ :: To Love and To Cherish

If you spend much time over on the JMS Books website, you probably already know that they have a 99¢ Daily Deal promotion going on this year. Lately they’ve had two books featured each day, and today one of them is mine!

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SALE ALERT To Love and To Cherish

Only 99¢ at JMS Books for ONE DAY ONLY…Tuesday, April 22.

Will Nash find love again?
Of course he will.
Will he go about it in the usual manner?
Now that’s another story entirely!

Jilted by his fiancé two we...

INTERVIEW :: The Player by Joe Cosentino #Audiobook #AuthorInterview #Interview #OutNow

AUTHOR INTERVIEW Q&A with Joe Cosentino, author of The Player
Player Piano Mysteries Book 1, published by Dreamspinner Press
now also an audiobook performed by Brian Cheney

Joe Cosentino, congratulations on the audio book release of The Player, an MM mystery/romance/paranormal novel, published by Dreamspinner Press, and performed by Brian Cheney.

You’re playing my song. (smile)

Was The Player your first book featuring a character who is a ghost?

Yes! I was a ghost virgin!

How d...

GUEST POST :: A United Front by Ellie Thomas #GuestPost #Excerpt

GUEST POST

Thank you so much, Addison, for having me back on the blog again! I’m Ellie, I write Historical MM Romance and today, I’m here to chat about my new release, A United Front.

This is the ninth story in my Twelve Letters series, set in Regency London with an ensemble cast of four established couples.

In this story, I explore how an outside threat impacts on one particular couple with the fallout affecting the entire cast. Jolyon Everett, a gentleman, and Daniel Walters, a tail...

GUEST POST :: When at War with Witches by Holly Day #GuestPost #Excerpt

GUEST POST

Hello, everyone! Thank you, lovely Addison, for allowing me to swing by your blog today

I’m Holly Day, and I write MM Romance stories, most often paranormal, but the occasional contemporary story sneaks in there. All my stories, whether they’re paranormal, contemporary, alien romances, dystopian, or whatever, are written for a specific day. 

The day we’re celebrating this month is National Lacy Oatmeal Cookie Day, which means there will be lacy oatmeal cookies in the story...

GUEST POST :: Season of Hope by Ellie Thomas #Excerpt #GuestPost

GUEST POST

Thanks so much lovely Addison for having me as your guest again! I’m Ellie, I write Gay Historical romance, and I’m here today to chat about my brand-new release, Season of Hope This is the sequel to my Christmas story, Season of Joy, set in 1924. 

When I finished Season of Joy, I knew I hadn’t seen the last of Walter and Stanley. I already had an idea about the next story that would feature this couple. In Season of Joy Walter and Stanley are WW1 veterans in their mid-twentie...

GUEST POST :: Mistakes Were Made by Holly Day #Excerpt #GuestPost

GUEST POST

Hello everyone! Thank you Addison for allowing me back on the blog. 

I’m Holly Day, and I write MM romance stories in various lengths and genres, though most often paranormal. This month, I’m here to talk about a contemporary story, though. 

If you know me, you know I write stories for specific days. World Marriage Day is in February, and I had this scene playing in my head of a wedding ceremony, so I wrote it. 

Mistakes Were Made is about Ethan and Gael who have a twent...

GUEST POST :: Dressing for the Occasion by Ellie Thomas #Excerpt #GuestPost

GUEST POST

Thanks so much lovely Addison for having me as your guest again! I’m Ellie, I write Gay Historical romance and I’m here today to chat about my brand-new release, Dressing for the Occasion, a short addition to my Town Bronze series.

The original trilogy, consisting of the novellas Town Bronze, Petticoats and Pantaloons and Impeccable Credentials, is about three young men set loose on London on pursuit of pleasure and finding love instead. In turn, Jasper, Barney and Julian find...

GUEST POST :: Chaos Kin by Sheryl R. Hayes #Excerpt #Giveaway #GuestPost

GUEST POST

A lot of people ask one question when I say I write about vampires and werewolves – why?  And I understand the unspoken reasoning.  Vampires and werewolves are everywhere you look in Western pop culture.  They are the heroes and villains of horror, of romance, and even of kids cartoons. So why do I feel the need to add to the multitude of stories out there?

It had to do with that multitude.  Because no matter where I looked, I didn’t see the story that I wanted to read.  Most ...

GUEST POST :: The Magic of Shoes by Ofelia Gränd #Excerpt #GuestPost

GUEST POST

Hello, everyone! Thank you, Addison, for allowing me to steal a spot on your blog  

I’m Ofelia Gränd and I write MM romance stories in several different subgenres. I have a new contemporary novella out called The Magic of Shoes. I’m with JMS Books, and there was a submission call titled If the Shoe Fits where they were asking for queer stories with a focus on shoes. 

I thought it sounded fun, so I wrote a story about Clay, a somewhat disorganized man with a passion for shoe...

INTERVIEW :: SALE :: Resurrecting My Magic by Timoteo Tong #Interview #Excerpt #Giveaway #Sale

AUTHOR INTERVIEW

How would you describe your writing style/genre?

I describe my style as personal. What I mean by that is I become the character telling the story later on to you the reader directly. His thoughts, motivations, things annoying him, and in certain moments how he feels by the stuff happening to him. My genre is “Romantasy” because I am a romantic at heart and write about love and Fantasy as well. Although I think of my stories as modern day fantasy anchored in the world we ...