Review: Praying for time by Cassandre Dayne
The third time is the charm, right? Well, not really in this case.
Wrap up: August
The next days will be filled with review writing and a lot of catching up.
32 Lays Later: The List 2 by Kate J. Squires
Description: Can passion and porn co-exist? Sexually adventurous Bethany is ready for a change. After spending almost ten years as a nurse, she craves work that will stimulate her amazing body as well as her quick mind. When she finds out her crush, the enigmatic film producer Ari, is actually […]
Review: Einstein’s Beach House by Jacob M Appel
Description: A couple adopts a depressed hedgehog; a stranger shows up, claiming to be the father of a girl’s imaginary friend; a woman kidnaps her ex-husband’s turtle; a family is evicted from their home, but was it ever really theirs? Heartbreaking and hilarious, the eight stories of Einstein’s Beach House […]
Review: The Mine by John A. Heldt
I have a thing for time travelling: the possibilities, the danger of altering the past and therefore your own present…
Review: The shepherd and the solicitor by Bonnie Dee & Summer Devon
If I had to summarize this book, I wouldn’t hesitate one second: UST.
Review: Me before You by Jojo Moyes
This book doesn’t go the easy way. It is very realistic and doesn’t skimp over the ‘yucky’ parts.
Getting back into reading/learning to love reading 101
As always this meme is hosted by The Broke and The Bookish. Go and take a look at their blog! Sometimes you are just bored and every book you pick up, you put down after a few pages. Some people only have read books for school and therefore see reading […]
Review: Bound By Honor by SE Jakes
I liked how subspace was handled (especially the sub drop part of the story) and how the dom’s side is featured as well.
Review: Slate (Breaking the Declan Brothers) by Kelly Gendron
Don’t get me wrong, I liked the flashbacks to the characters’ childhood and how they fell in love.
The Queer Bookish 