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Love is All: Volume 4
This fourth volume of Love Is All includes works from Jeff Adams, Xio Axelrod, Meg Bonney, Rachel lacey, Chantal Mer, R.L. Merrill, Connor Peterson, Susan Scott Shelley, and Sophia Soames. They celebrate the universal human right
that is to love and be loved. Special foreword by Annabeth Albert.
All proceeds from the anthology will go toward the defense of Trans Rights.
that is to love and be loved. Special foreword by Annabeth Albert.
All proceeds from the anthology will go toward the defense of Trans Rights.
- GenresAnthologiesRomance
524 pages, Kindle Edition
First published June 8, 2021
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About the author
Jeff Adams
45 books225 followersJeff Adams has written stories since he was in middle school and became a published author in 2009. He writes both gay romance and LGBTQ young adult fiction…and there’s usually a hockey player at the center of the story.
Jeff lives in northern California with his husband of more than twenty-five years, Will. They are creative collaborators, writing and podcasting together. For nine years they were the co-hosts of the Big Gay Fiction Podcast.
Jeff is also a Certified Professional in Accessibility Core Competencies (CPACC) by the International Association of Accessibility Professionals (IAAP). He's an advocate for accessible web content and helps creative entrepreneurs understand how they can make sure their content is accessible by everyone.
Jeff lives in northern California with his husband of more than twenty-five years, Will. They are creative collaborators, writing and podcasting together. For nine years they were the co-hosts of the Big Gay Fiction Podcast.
Jeff is also a Certified Professional in Accessibility Core Competencies (CPACC) by the International Association of Accessibility Professionals (IAAP). He's an advocate for accessible web content and helps creative entrepreneurs understand how they can make sure their content is accessible by everyone.
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September 18, 2021
There was a wide variety of stories in this volume, even a poem.
4*
Exhale - I liked the people having their doubts and risks. The family in that crumbling house sounds like people I'd like to know better.
My Dad's Eyebrows - a poem about the power of love
3*
Hockey Player's Pas de Deux - enjoyed the blending of two professions. I need to re-read Hockey Players Heart and Dancing for Him. The families get along, neither is injured, they figure out a way to have a long distance relationship. It is nice to have a book without bad things happening.
Off the Rails - The sex scene in the bedroom was a lot of fun.
2*
Love and Pride - this felt stilted or something, like it was written in cliches. This was a F/F story and the other one in the series is M/M. It feels like all the other titles are M/F and the author isn't used to the dynamics of same sex couples.
Against the Rush - got bored with Jalen and Leif. I enjoyed the teammates and the friend Maron. Leif is a great dad putting up the tree for Thea.
Tangled in Blues - I have so many questions. If Rupert is 800 years old in San Francisco, and SF was settled by white people 300 years ago, was he an Ohione native to the area? Was he from Europe for the first 500 years? Was he Spanish and wandered the Americas for 500 years before the time of this story?
Georgia's Devil - I got tired of the story and only kept on when I saw I was on the last chapter. The curses of the demons surprised me. Would Lucifer and demons use "God" or "Jesus" as exclamations of surprise or dismay? Maybe, though in a way opposite to Christians. More like, "Oh no, not you again."
4*
Exhale - I liked the people having their doubts and risks. The family in that crumbling house sounds like people I'd like to know better.
My Dad's Eyebrows - a poem about the power of love
3*
Hockey Player's Pas de Deux - enjoyed the blending of two professions. I need to re-read Hockey Players Heart and Dancing for Him. The families get along, neither is injured, they figure out a way to have a long distance relationship. It is nice to have a book without bad things happening.
Off the Rails - The sex scene in the bedroom was a lot of fun.
2*
Love and Pride - this felt stilted or something, like it was written in cliches. This was a F/F story and the other one in the series is M/M. It feels like all the other titles are M/F and the author isn't used to the dynamics of same sex couples.
Against the Rush - got bored with Jalen and Leif. I enjoyed the teammates and the friend Maron. Leif is a great dad putting up the tree for Thea.
Tangled in Blues - I have so many questions. If Rupert is 800 years old in San Francisco, and SF was settled by white people 300 years ago, was he an Ohione native to the area? Was he from Europe for the first 500 years? Was he Spanish and wandered the Americas for 500 years before the time of this story?
Georgia's Devil - I got tired of the story and only kept on when I saw I was on the last chapter. The curses of the demons surprised me. Would Lucifer and demons use "God" or "Jesus" as exclamations of surprise or dismay? Maybe, though in a way opposite to Christians. More like, "Oh no, not you again."
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