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Our Favorite Reads for the Week of April 2nd – 8th ~ Boy Meets Boy Reviews

April 9, 2017April 8, 2017 by Jenni Lea

Review: Soothsayer by Cari Z. Cillian Kelly can look into people’s eyes and see their fates. He’s running from a past filled with mistakes, lying low and selling his services on the sly. When he learns that Sören Egilsson, a man who sacrificed himself so Cillian could escape imprisonment two years ago, is somehow still alive, Cillian has to find out how. What he gets is the body of the man he loves possessed by an ancient spirit who draws Cillian into a battle to the death for the right to control Sören’s fate, and the power that comes with it. I don’t think I’ve read a Cari Z… Continue Reading Our Favorite Reads for the Week of April 2nd – 8th ~ Boy Meets Boy Reviews

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Weekly Recs and Weekend Reads

March 31, 2017 by Lisa Horan

Hi, everyone, and many thanks to Queer Romance Ink for inviting The Novel Approach Reviews to become a contributing member of the community! We’ll be stopping by every Friday with a handful of some of our favorite reads reviewed during the week, so if you’re looking for a good book to curl up with and get you through the weekend, we might have just the recommendation for you. ~*~*~*~*~*~*~ A Boy Worth Knowing by Jennifer Cosgrove Publisher: NineStar Press Length: 173 Pages Category: Young Adult, Paranormal Blurb: Ghosts can’t seem to keep their opinions to themselves. Seventeen-year-old Nate Shaw should know; he’s been talking to them since he was twelve.… Continue Reading Weekly Recs and Weekend Reads

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Summer Fair

Summer festivals bring the aroma of popcorn, the excitement of rides, and the promise of real-life enchantment. Seven authors bring you original love stories, each set at a different summer celebration. You’ll experience the thrill of the Chicago World’s fair through the eyes of a plucky girl reporter and the quiet desperation of a teen working a summer job at a traveling carnival. Get whisked away on romantic journeys around the world from a sweet Texas Dewberry Festival to a lantern-filled temple celebration to a surprisingly rowdy New England Founders Day. Whether it’s the magic of a Renaissance Fair, the excitement of a Theater Retreat, or the pulse of a Music Festival, you’re sure to get geared up for all things summer with this delightful new collection. Including: Riding the Wave by Annabeth Leong Amaryllis and New Lace by Gregory L. Norris Salty and Sweet by R.L. Merrill Dewberry Kisses by CM Peters All the World by Marie Piper Carnie by Sienna Saint-Cyr The Storyteller’s Side by Harley Easton With Stars in His Eyes by Arden de Winter

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Summary: A one night stand, an ex-lover, and a woman in need of distraction. This emergency room doctor isn’t looking for Mr. Right or even Mr. Right Now which is good because Roe’s favorite dive bar isn’t big on quality. So when she gets a glimpse of Mr. Tall, Dark, and Charming, she figures fate has finally decided to see things her way. They stumble back to his place for some good, old fashioned no strings attached healing only to encounter the one man they both want to avoid— bully, lover, and ex, all rolled into one— And he has grim news: a world wide lockdown—Quarantine. Trapped together while the world is on hold, these three have to find a way to survive the pandemic, their complicated pasts… and each other. This MMF enemies-to-lovers romance features painful histories*, sizzling hot love scenes in multiple configurations, consensual power exchange and ethical non-monogamy, and a few other BDSM elements! Worried about a cliffhanger? Don’t be. This menage story is an independent standalone with a very satisfying ending! This book contains adult language/themes/content and is not intended for readers under 18. *Triggers: history of bullying, mention of previous self-harm, and panic attacks.