What I Think about Black Moon by Sam Burns and W.M. Fawkes

Black MoonWolf Moon Rising, Book 1*

*Note: This book can be read as a standalone

Length: 90K

Themes and genres: Paranormal, shifters, age gap, Alpha/Beta/Omega

WARNING: Mature Content

Blurb:

An apple a day won’t keep this doctor away.

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What I Think about Haven by Morgan Brice

HavenMagic Emporium, Book 12

*Note: This book can be read as a standalone

Length: 60K

Themes and genres: Paranormal, Mystery, supernatural, detective, psychic, hurt/comfort

WARNING: Mature Content

Blurb:

Old secrets, hidden psychics, secret shifters, ghosts, scandals—and true love.

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What I Think about The Scouts by Kasia Bacon (Review and a Picture Teaser)

The Scouts – The Order, Book 3

Themes and genres: Fantasy LGBT Romance, elves, warriors, archers

WARNING: Mature Content

Blurb:

Lochan and Ervyn—an assassin and a sharpshooter—remain in service to the Queen as part of an elite reconnaissance unit.

The Scouts are ghostlike. Elusive. Deadly.

They strike at enemies of the Crown without mercy. They get the job done, leaving no loose ends or witnesses. When Magic Supremacists threaten the safety of Elven Country, they do their duty—whatever it takes.

Lochan and Ervyn belong to each other, but will serving together as comrades-in-arms strengthen their bond as lovers or tear them apart?

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What I Think about Chicken Soup Dom by Tanya Chris

Chicken Soup Dom – Hell´s Bedroom, Book 2

 Themes and genres: MM Contemporary BDSM Romance, LGBTQ+, crime, police officer, abduction

WARNING: Mature Content

Spoiler alert: My reviews are usually spoiler-free, but since this is the second book in a series in which the novels should be read within order, there are some spoilers for Book 1. Also, I comment in length on a sex scene that’s in the first third of this book.

Blurb:

When Arlo boarded a bus to Philadelphia to turn himself over to a master he’d never met, he thought he was on his way home, that he would finally have both the sex he craved and an authority figure to care for him in a way his parents never had. But what he got was worse. Much, much worse. Now he’s been rescued, but where does that leave him?

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What I Think about An Echo in the Sorrow by Hailey Turner (Narrated by Gary Furlong)

An Echo in the Sorrow – Soulbound, Book 6

Author: Hailey Turner

Narrator: Gary Furlong

Themes and genres: Urban Fantasy, Paranormal, Mythology, Romance, LGBT, magic, mages, pack, werecreatures, demons

Length: 11h 28m

WARNING: Mature Content

Blurb:

Forgiveness is a hollow prayer you only hear in your dreams.

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What I Think about the Audio Version of A Body in a Bathhouse by Brad Shreve

Today’s review won’t exactly follow my usual format. Why?

Because I reviewed the e-book version of A Body in a Bathhouse back in 2019 and I’m only going to (very!) briefly share my thoughts on the audio. If you want to know my opinion of the story itself or how it’s written, you can read about it here.

But before we kick off the audio review, here’s some info on the book.

A Body In A Bathhouse – A Mitch O’Reilly Mystery, Book 1

Author: Brad Shreve

Narrator: Theo Sinclair

Themes and genres: Mystery, Contemporary, LGBT, detective, PI

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What I Think about Kitchen Sink Dom by Tanya Chris

Kitchen Sink Dom – Hell’s Bedroom, Book 1

Themes and genres: MM Contemporary BDSM Romance, LGBTQ+, crime, detective

WARNING: Mature Content

Blurb:

Private Investigator Harrison Fisher’s new case isn’t going the way he’d hoped. Wearing a collar, pretending he’s submissive, searching for a Dom who can get him into Hell’s Bedroom, the elite BDSM club where a seventeen-year-old boy has gone missing—his first time working undercover is really stretching his boundaries. He’s always wondered if BDSM might be for him, but this wasn’t how he intended to find out. And how can he be honest about what he wants sexually when he can’t be honest about anything else?

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What I Think about Redemption by Garrett Leigh (Audiobook Review)

Author: Garrett Leigh

Narrator: Dan Calley

Themes and genres: Contemporary LGBT Romance, MM, bisexual, second chances, redemption, ex-con, employer/employee, hurt/comfort, crime

WARNING: Mature Content (sex scenes and some violence)

Blurb:

Reformed gangster Luis falls hard for his boss. When friendship turns to love, it’s up to Paolo to convince him second chances are worth the pain.

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