Review: Clockwork Heart by Heidi Cullinan
The way he and Conny handle their language problems is very realistic and fun to read.
Review: Her web master by Normandie Alleman
It gets better when they move on to phone sessions at least.
Review: Yes, Chef by Alex Cohen
While it’s a short story, it manages not only to give Diego and Ben character, the side characters have their own pasts,
Review: Moment of Silence by Karen Stivali
The relationship to his father is heartbreaking and his interactions with his sister are just adorable.
Review: Stowe away by Blythe Rippon
It’s more of a summary than a description, I think.
Review: Across the pond by Cheri Crystal
There is not much loving across the pound. I was expecting a long-distance romance.
Review: Horsefeathers by Caitlin Ricci
Thinking back, it could have been chapter 1 of a novel… I wouldn’t say no, if it ever gets written into one.
Review: Bound and teased by Marie Tuhart
Bonus points for having a scene in which the reader sees Jed as a switch.
Review: Unconventional by Avery Aster
Are they happy in their poly relationship or aren’t they?
Review: The world as he sees it by A.M. Arthur
As soon as I read about Tristan in The truth as he knows it, I was hooked.
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