Posts labeled Fantasy
Review - Geoffrey the Very Strange by Angel Martinez
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Aspic recently moved to Merseton where he works in the local herb shop. He’s suddenly alone at the counter one day when Geoffrey the Very Strange walks in the door. That’s not his real full name, but it’s what everyone in the village calls him. Geoffrey may be odd, with his attempt to practice necromancy without blood magic, but there’s something Aspic finds endearing about the young man. Geoffrey also finds the pink-haired half demon alarmingly attractive, but necromancers don’t have friends, let alone boyfriends.
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 Merchant's Love by Antonia Aquilante
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Faelen has returned to Tournai along with his mother and siblings to attend the wedding of Tristan and Etan. He hopes to stay in the city this time, as Faelen has grown weary of the constant travel that comes with being the son of a diplomat. At the wedding, he meets Maxen, Tristan’s brother, and is instantly attracted to him. The feeling is mutual. Faelen is the most attractive man Maxen has ever met.
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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.
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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 - Hoverballerino by Beryll Brackhaus and Osiris Brackhaus
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Rene is back home on Floor, continuing his training to become a full-fledged agent of the Circle. Part of that training includes improving his social skills and to help with that, Rene takes a job in a tea shop where he can interact with regular people. It’s a big challenge for the young man, whose unique psionic ability made being around people difficult until he learned to shield his senses.
Tags: Fantasy Virasana Empire Science Fiction
Review - The Pirate’s Treasure by Lisa Oliver
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Pirate Captain Rojan has had his eye on Petrov for quite some time. He might be just a little bit obsessed with the duke who acts as bodyguard to the Crown Prince, now married to his half brother, the king. When the two are thrown together after Rojan is attacked, Petrov finds the pirate “infuriating,” but can’t seem to stay away from the man. Together, the pair try to track down the people trying to undermine the new king, which may be easier than surviving their hastily arranged nuptials.
Review - The Dragon's Devotion by Antonia Aquilante
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Corentin has a secret. Keeping it means keeping his people safe from an outside world that once hunted them down. That’s why he came to Tournai, to find out what Lord Etan and the royal family really knew about dragons, which most people thought were legends, like the giant cats protecting Tournai. Bastien is related to the royal family, but has spent most of his time running the family’s estates away from the capital since his parents died in a boating accident, along with the Crown Prince and Princess.
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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 - A Knight's Exile by Xander Tracy
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Andrion has vowed to kill the man who usurped the throne by murdering the crown prince, Andrion’s lover. The plot fails, but rather than have him executed, the false king has the knight exiled to the frozen tundra, thousands of miles from the capital, where Andrion will likely die anyway. Tauras is a shapeshifter. He lives a lonely existence far away from other people, until he happens on Andrion just after the knight is ported to the wasteland.