Review: Starting from Scratch by Jay Northcote
I love how they both talk about this though. Communication is so damn important in every relationship.
Review: Allaha of the Mountain by Aurora Lee Thornton
And I thought I still do, but… somehow I don’t anymore.
(ranting) Review: A beast’s belle by J. Gambardella
Like… YOU DO NOT ASK A REVIEWER TO NOT PUBLISH THEIR REVIEW IF IT’S GOING TO BE A “BAD” REVIEWS.
Review: An Invitation by Jay Northcote
If you’re looking for a nice, sexy read for your break at work, this is it.
Leipziger Buchmesse 2017
Just a quick heads up from a tired blogger: I’ll be at Leipziger Buchmesse/ Leipzig Book Fair on Friday and Saturday. I never attended that one (only the one in Frankfurt), so I’m very excited. Well, I would be excited if that were my 10th time as well, so… Anyway. […]
Review: What they always tell us by Martin Wilson
No, this is a story about recovery. And it’s a good one, a hopeful one.
Review: Future Leaders of Nowhere by Emily O’Beirne
Is Emily O’Beirne even capable of writing a book I do not like?
Review: Whiteout by Elyse Springer
Plot twist! would be a great way to sum this one up. I did not expect this. Not at all.
Review: Rock Hard by Olivia Cunning
No, seriously, I can’t tell you a lot about this book because it’s seems to be only about fucking.
Review: The Foxhole Court by Nora Sakavic
But not all is nice and easy in this book. Far from it really. It’s dark. It’s violent. It’s perfect.
The Queer Bookish 