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Review - When Harry Met Jason by Sean Michael
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Jason is celebrating his university graduation at a fraternity party. Only, someone has drugged the beer. When the police are called, officer Harry finds Jason too out of it to say where he lives. Rather than let the young man spend the night in the drunk tank, Harry makes the dubious decision to take Jason to his place to sleep it off. When Jason wakes up the next morning, badly hungover but clearheaded, he finds himself strongly attracted to Harry.
Tags: Contemporary
Review - No Fear by Nora Phoenix
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Aaron had his life turned upside down when he came out. He lost his job and his parents disowned him. Then he got beat up in a bar by approaching the wrong person. Blake has given Aaron a room in his house, along with other victims of abuse, while the young man figures things out. Blake’s initial perception of Aaron is that he’s an entitled jerk, but he soon sees that the attitude is just a cover for someone who’s never had a chance to be himself.
Tags: D/s
Review - Human Omega: Babied by His Guardian Mates by Eileen Glass
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Spoiler alert: This review of the third Pykh book may contain spoilers for the first two volumes. Carter may have finally solved his communication problem, but that leads to a whole new set of challenges, like explaining to his two mates that he can’t get pregnant and doesn’t need to be treated like a delicate princess. As if that wasn’t enough, the camp commander returns with a group of elite soldiers who will escort Carter to meet their leader.
Review - Their Alien by M.A. Innes
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Reid and Nolan have been boyfriends for a while, but their relationship has hit a bit of a rocky patch. Nolan is a submissive who desires a bit of pain, as well as a “little” who enjoys regressing. Reid’s past makes him wary of BDSM. He wants to give Nolan what he needs, but he doesn’t want to hurt him. When the pair meet one of the new aliens, Edward, things start to fall into place.
Tags: Science Fiction D/s Erotica Tentacles Menage
Review - Bridge at the Beach by Garrick Jones
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Clyde is enjoying an afternoon at the beach with some friends, including Detective Sergeant Mark Dioli, when word comes that Mark is needed at the scene of a murder. Two married couples are found dead in a flat near the beach, apparently in the middle of a bridge game. The detective ends up consulting Clyde since one couple was known to him when Clyde was on the force. The husband was a thief Clyde had arrested several times before the man struck it rich and opened a jewelry shop.
Tags: Private Eyes Australia Crime
Review - The Alien Scientist by Eryn Ivers
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Garin was a soldier in the Human’s most elite military unit for many years. When he left the army, Garin went into private security and now guards Dominic Turner, the son of one of the most powerful families and a scientist who has developed some questionable weapons for the Humans. Now Dominic wants Garin to escort Sazahk, a Qesh scientist, into the “Dead Zone” to keep him safe while Sazahk investigates if the Dead Zone can be made habitable for a new alien species.
Tags: Science Fiction
Review - Misfits by Garrett Leigh
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Tom is desperately looking for a location for a new restaurant in London’s Camden Town, but so far nothing the estate agent has shown him sparks his imagination. After looking at another shopfront that didn’t pan out, the underground is too busy to use right away, so he decides to grab a meal at a pub. The food is awful, but the waiter Jake is cute and definitely gets his attention.
Tags: Menage UK Setting
Review - The Supers by Sean Michael
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Blaine grew up on a farm and helps his parents run the produce stand. In his spare time, he and his friends are ghost hunters. The team needs a new tech person after their old one moved away, and the leader, Jason, finds Flynn. When Blaine and Flynn meet, the sparks fly almost from the start, but is it real or some weird effect of the case they’re working on involving two lovers who died in the local, now abandoned, hospital?
Tags: Paranormal
Review - DragonSeer by S. Rodman
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Kirby, Cai and Harlan have moved into a cottage well removed from the Riders’ keep after an attempt on Kirby’s life. Cai lost his magical powers and the bond to his dragon saving Kirby. It’s a lot for the two men to deal with, and Harlan feels it’s his job to help his two lovers cope with the situation. There’s also the fact that Kirby’s dragon is about to lay eggs, the first clutch born in several generations of riders.
Review - Uncle by Jay L. North
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College student Ben has been sharing his basement living space of his mother’s house with his Uncle Dev while the man’s flat is being renovated. Dev has been a father figure for Ben since his own father left, but with the closeness of sharing a space, the young man is developing an altogether different kind of feeling for his uncle. Ben keeps telling himself such feelings are wrong, but somehow that just makes them more exciting.