Rod Beton and Travis Walker have known each other a long time; since the second grade when Rod was the new kid in town and Travis befriended him with Pokémon trading cards and a fruit snack. Apparently Rod’s easy. Since that day they’ve had each other’s back’s, bread and butter, biscuit and gravy…and so on…His Best Man by Elle Keaton Continue Reading BOOK TOUR: His Best Man by Elle Keaton
I gave some real thought to what word to use for this month. I’ll admit that most of the words I came up with weren’t exactly kind. I’m sure you can figure out why, if you follow US current events at all. Current events got me thinking, though, about history. Who gets to write history? In particular, who gets to write the history of marginalized people, especially those of us whose mere existence was considered taboo to mention even fifty years ago? The old saying is that history is written by the victors, and to some extent that’s accurate. The stories of wars fought, and which side was right… Continue Reading Words: History
As a private investigator, I have a perfect record when it comes to closing cases…as long as you don’t count the only one that ever really mattered to me. Back To You by Kim Breyon Continue Reading NEW RELEASE REVIEW: Back To You by Kim Breyon
AUTHOR NAME: Jessie G BOOK NAME: Rebuilding Hope SERIES NAME: A Kindred Story, Book #1 PUBLISHER: Jessie G Books, Inc. PAGE/WORD COUNT: 200 pages, 64K words CATEGORIES: Gay, Contemporary, Shifter COVER MODELS: TankJoey & Connor Jay PHOTOGRAPHER: CJC Photography COVER ARTIST: Andrew Reyna BUY LINKS: Amazon Universal BLURB: Holden Bancroft was born with a better than average brain and not much else. Often described as strange and sickly, his attempts to conform only made him look foolish and a life-long diet of pills hasn’t provided a cure. Deciding to strengthen the only tool in his arsenal was liberating and learning became his greatest joy. But each episode is another reminder… Continue Reading NEW RELEASE: Rebuilding Hope by Jessie G
Secrets and betrayals might prove deadly, unless Gray is willing to risk it all. And Seb must find the strength to make his own future and sing his own song…Guarding His Melody by Victoria Sue Continue Reading BLOG TOUR: Guarding His Melody by Victoria Sue
There is more to this nobody, this only child of long-deceased parents, than anyone thought…The Calling by M.D. Neu Continue Reading BOOK TOUR: The Calling by M.D. Neu
How do you perceive love, when it’s shown to you? I guess you could say this relates to “love languages,” or “languages of appreciation.” It’s not so much about how you show love or appreciation, but about what flicks that switch for you. What makes you sit up and take notice that someone truly loves you? For me, it’s little gestures that demonstrate a knowledge of me as a person. My mom has mobility issues, and she can’t get out and about much anymore. She clips articles from the local paper back in my hometown – yes, a physical paper, with newsprint and all – about research items… Continue Reading Words: Loved
Centenary Rhodes is an old soul with a well-traveled name, but she doesn’t know this yet….Cleaning House by Jeanne G’Fellers Continue Reading BLOG TOUR: Cleaning House by Jeanne G’Fellers
I was procrastinating on Facebook reading a very important article recently, about a woman whose son was donating a kidney to his father. I went to comment, wishing her luck and praising the son for his selfless act. Before I hit send, that word struck me: selfless. The word struck me, and it made me a little nauseous too. I quickly reworded the comment – the son in question is absolutely doing something beautiful and giving for his father, and I don’t want to come off as though I don’t approve of organ donation. I do, wholly and without reservation, and whatever’s still got some miles left in it after… Continue Reading Words: Selfless (And Selfish)
A twist of fate changed both their destinies…Caledonia Destiny by Lexi Ander Continue Reading BLOG TOUR: Caledonia Destiny by Lexi Ander
