Tuesday, November 9, 2010
Wednesday, October 27, 2010
Review of In the Flesh by Ethan Stone
Cristian Flesh is a damn good homicide detective, he's a damn good friend, but he has a long way to go in the relationship department. Cris lives and breathes his rules; rules designed to keep him safe. Safe from his own emotions. While working a case, Cris' past slowly creeps up on him until he finds himself in the cross-hairs. Enter sexy, in the closet, defense attorney Colby Maddox. The reader gets to watch a hot romance unfold between the two while each are slowly coming to terms with their personal demons and their feelings for one another.
Wow, what can I say about this book? It was fabulous. The author did a great job establishing the characters and feeding the read bits and pieces throughout the book. The first part of the book reads like a true crime novel. When I sat down with the book, I only intended to read a couple of pages - boom - three hours later I was crushed that it was over. The second half of the book focuses mainly on the developing relationship between Cris and Colby. The quantity of sex scenes and the quality of the romance blend perfectly together.
This is the first novel by this author and it is a hit right out of the gate. If you love great m/m stories and compelling characters, then this is a must read book!
I fell in love with both characters and can't wait for a sequel.
Wow, what can I say about this book? It was fabulous. The author did a great job establishing the characters and feeding the read bits and pieces throughout the book. The first part of the book reads like a true crime novel. When I sat down with the book, I only intended to read a couple of pages - boom - three hours later I was crushed that it was over. The second half of the book focuses mainly on the developing relationship between Cris and Colby. The quantity of sex scenes and the quality of the romance blend perfectly together.
This is the first novel by this author and it is a hit right out of the gate. If you love great m/m stories and compelling characters, then this is a must read book!
I fell in love with both characters and can't wait for a sequel.
Friday, September 17, 2010
Review of Love and Loyalty by Tere Michaels
Ms. Michaels does it again! This book features a character we saw briefly in Faith & Fidelity
. Detective Jim Shea doesn't realize how lonely and sterile his life has become until it is invaded by Griffin Drake.
Ms. Michaels has become auto-buy for me. This story is very well written and the characters are very "real". There is just enough angst between the main characters to pull at your heart strings. Griffin also does some soul searching that as a reader had me evaluating my own ethics.
The love scenes between the main characters are very tasteful with just enough detail to move the book along. We also get to "hear" Jim's conversations with Matt (from Faith & Fidelity) so we get a nice glimpse into the lives of old friends.
I really liked this book and highly recommend it to anyone who likes a great story to go along with their m/m action.
Ms. Michaels has become auto-buy for me. This story is very well written and the characters are very "real". There is just enough angst between the main characters to pull at your heart strings. Griffin also does some soul searching that as a reader had me evaluating my own ethics.
The love scenes between the main characters are very tasteful with just enough detail to move the book along. We also get to "hear" Jim's conversations with Matt (from Faith & Fidelity) so we get a nice glimpse into the lives of old friends.
I really liked this book and highly recommend it to anyone who likes a great story to go along with their m/m action.
Wednesday, September 15, 2010
If Facebook existed years ago
If Facebook existed years ago
A very funny take on Facebook. I particularly like Ben Franklin's response to John Hancock.
A very funny take on Facebook. I particularly like Ben Franklin's response to John Hancock.
Thursday, September 9, 2010
Debate over mini-Ice Age rocks world of geology
This article puts a damper on the theory that my husband has been working on. I doubt that it will deter his research regarding super-civilizations.
I just think it is interesting that the mass extinction of 13,000 years ago is slowly getting more press than the extinction from the K-T boundary.
Debate over mini-Ice Age rocks world of geology
I just think it is interesting that the mass extinction of 13,000 years ago is slowly getting more press than the extinction from the K-T boundary.
Debate over mini-Ice Age rocks world of geology
Saturday, September 4, 2010
Tuesday, August 31, 2010
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