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Review - The Coming End by Ms Angel Food
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As a superhero, Spotlight isn’t much more than a marketing gimmick for the corporation he works for, but he has his pick of men to spend the night with whenever he feels like it, which is often. Gavin is a scientist working for the Crusaders, the world’s top-tier superheroes. He knows Spotlight only by reputation, and what he hears makes him take an instant dislike to the man. When some mysterious force prevents everyone in the world from getting aroused, Gavin and Spotlight are thrown together to try to solve the problem.
Tags: Fantasy Superheroes
Review - DragonKing by S. Rodman
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It’s become clear that Mordecai ‘Cai’ is the dewisedig, the prophesied savior of the dragon riders. He and his boyfriends and followers have retaken the castle. More followers come as word of his power spreads. There are bigger battles ahead. Cai must face down the powerful council, headed by his father, that has lied to the riders for years. Then, he has to reveal the truth and figure out how to avoid the coming invasion of the fae.
Review - The Phantom by AJ Rose
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Tracey is recovering from his gunshot wound at Jon’s house. It’s convenient, since there are fewer stairs to negotiate and Jon can take him to and from work, since the injury prevents Tracey from driving. It’s also given the two time to get to know each other, but for Tracey it’s starting to feel like too much, too soon. Personal conflicts end up taking a back seat when a new murder in the DC area finally confirms the team’s suspicion that a serial killer is targeting gay men in several cities.
Review - Drifter by Eden Winters
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Killian is riding high as the lead singer of the band Trickster, but things aren’t going so well behind the scenes. Killian’s brother Eliot, the band’s bass guitarist, is involved in an abusive relationship with Rob, the drummer. Rob’s drug addiction sends him off the rails and results in the crash of their tour bus, killing everyone in the band and the driver. Except Killian. The young man is left with serious emotional and physical scars.
Tags: Contemporary Music
Review - The Jeweled Egg by L.M. Somerton
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Antiques dealer Landry and his boyfriend police detective Gage are settled into domestic bliss, with a kinky sex life to keep things interesting. When Gage is sent to England for a police exchange, and can take Landry with him, it seems like an opportunity that’s too good to be true. Just before they leave, Landry receives a package from James Ellery. It’s clear that the bad-boy treasure hunter is sucking the pair into another dangerous mystery, but will Landry’s luck hold out this time?
Review - Dead Egyptians by Del Blackwater
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While touring Egypt as a young boy with his archaeologist father, Albion sees his first spirit. It’s not the last ghost the boy will encounter, but the memory of that first one sticks with him. More than a decade later, Albion has graduated from Cambridge and is determined to return to Egypt in search of answers. However, the first person of note he encounters in Cairo is a young Aleister Crowley.
Tags: Paranormal Egypt Historical
Review - Bottom Line by G.B. Gordon
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Nick hasn’t heard from Ben since their one night of passion, but that’s okay with him. Nick’s life has been a long string of one-night-stands with no commitments, and that’s the way he likes it. He still can’t get Ben out of his mind, though. Maybe he just needs more time, so a trip to Vancouver, Canada to liaise with an international team investigating money laundering might be just the thing.
Review - His Mossy Boy by R. Cooper
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Sheriff deputy Ian Forrester has had a thing for Martin for a while. That’s why he visits the coffee shop where Martin is a barista almost every day. Ian can’t pursue Martin the way he’d like, because humans can’t know what Ian truly is. Still, he can’t keep himself from taking care of the young man whenever he is in trouble. Martin tries not to think too much about Ian.
Tags: Fantasy
Review - Dragon's Dusk by Sam Burns and W.M. Fawkes
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Prince Kostya loves his dragon, Kirian. People hate and fear Kirian because of something that happened when he was young and afraid, but Kostya knows his dragon is sweet and gentle. Still, Kirian is kept isolated from the rest of the dragons. The only one who comes to see him is Kostya, who would love to free his dragon, but he knows the mad king, his cousin, will never allow it.
Review - When a Man Loves an Alien by Chloe Archer
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River and his alien fiance Kai have moved in together and are talking about marriage. First, though, they have to deal with the galaxy’s most feared and successful assassin, who has been hired to kill River. They’re going to need lots of luck to keep River alive, but it seems the young man has been blessed with an abundance of that. Will it be enough? This third book of the Tentacular Tales series is perhaps the funniest yet.
Tags: Science Fiction Humor Tentacles