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Consumption of Magic (Tales From Verania #3) by TJ Klune

I will be able to download my preorder from Dreamspinner Press in less than two hours!!!! So I have yet to write a review of this series, and I really, really should. I fucking LOVE these books. The Consumption of Magic is book three in this series and it is releasing Nov 20th. I can’t wait. This is possibly the funniest, most awesome series, I have ever read. No kidding. Author TJ Klune’s writing, in general, makes me laugh out loud every single time, but these books, holy crap! I could writ...

Scenes from Adelaide Road by Helena Stone

Penny’s Rating: B | Scenes from Adelaide Road is the first book I ever read by author Helena Stone, but it won’t be the last. It was well written, sweet, a little too anxiety-ridden, but a good story. Scenes from Adelaide Road is a love story in which the MC has a very abusive parent. Lennart’s father is a POS. I usually struggle reading stories like these. As a reader, you see a 360-degree picture of the effects of that abuse- the anxiety, depression, insecurity, lack of trust, etc. Lennart...

Holiday Reads: Wrapped Together

Looking for a cute holiday romance? This is a super cute addition to the Portland Heat Series by Anabeth Albert! Best read with cocoa! You know what is evenbetter? Wrapped Together is only $1.99 (as of review posting) on amazon!

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Blog Tour Interview with Enjoy the Dance Author Heidi Cullinan and Rafflecoptor Giveaway

You can read part two of this interview below, part one at The Novel Approach, and part three at Prism Book Alliance. P: It’s been my experience people have a lot of misconceptions about what youth homelessness (and even homelessness in general) is. Do you share that experience, and if so, what kind of damage do you feel that does? How do we repair it? H: Youth homelessness in Iowa is a largely invisible crisis for most of the general population, and can take many forms other than what many w...

Jefferson Blythe Esquire by Josh Lanyon

As perusual, this is a fantasticJosh Lanyon read. We have angst, mistaken identity, angst, danger and mayhem, that follows Jefferson Blythe from London, to Paris, to Rome,and back again. We have stupid hot chemistry, and really exasperating men who can’t get their you know what together. This book is classified as “new adult”. The characters depicted are younger and more immature than in Lanyon’s adult mystery and adventure fare. If you get annoyed by character stupidity, (which Jefferson and...

Sharing a Pond by Alex Whitehall

Penny’s Rating B+ ~When I first hear the words: frog-shifter paranormal romance, my first thought was, I am skeptical. What? I was. I wasn’t sure in spite of the bizarre plethora of stuff that I read, (which, let’s be honest, includes a fair amount of shifter paranormal romance, mostly of the werewolf persuasion) that a three-way frog-shifter romance was going to work. I was pleasantly surprised and my skepticism proven wrong by this story. I have found that I usually enjoy Less Than Three Pr...

Life, Some Assembly Required (The Rebuilding Year #2) by Kaje Harper

Penny’s Rating: A ~I have had this review on my to-do list for far too long. First of all, let me say that this is a great series. The Rebuilding Yearwas one of the books I read within my first year of discovering gay fiction. I love it then and have reread it several times over the past few years. So when Kaje Harper announced that she was releasing a sequel, I knew that reviewing it was inevitable.Let me preface this by saying that if you have not readThe Rebuilding Year, go do that first....

The Midnight Gardner by R.G. Thomas

I received this book for free from Net Galley in exchange for an honest review. This does not affect my opinion of the book or the content of my review.

The Midnight Gardener (The Town of Superstition, #1) by R.G. Thomas
Series: The Town of Superstition #1
Published by Harmony Ink Press on November 12th 2015
Genres: Young Adult, LGBTQIA, Fiction, Fantasy
Pages: 123
Format: ebook
Source: Net Galley
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The Town of Superstition: Book One
At fifteen, Thaddeus Cane has mo...

Love Spell by Mia Kerick

I received this book for free from the author in exchange for an honest review. This does not affect my opinion of the book or the content of my review.

Love Spell by Mia Kerick
Published by Cool Dudes Publishing on June 1st 2015
Genres: Fiction, Young Adult
Pages: 177
Format: ebook, paperback
Source: the author
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Strutting his stuff on the catwalk in black patent leather pumps and a snug orange tuxedo as this year’s Miss (ter) Harvest Moon fee...