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REVIEW: The Sin Eater’s Prince, by Keta Diablo

March 28, 2020March 28, 2020 by scott

Title: The Sin Eater’s Prince Author: Keta Diablo Genre: Paranormal/Vampire, Romance LGBTQ+ Category: MM Gay Publisher: Self Pages: 230 Reviewer: Avril Get It On Amazon About The Book Unlike the villagers, physician Andras Maddock has never shunned Owen, the Sin Eater. How can Andras ignore the one man he loves? Owen is stunned when Andras saves him from a gruesome death at the hands of vampire and then wonders how a simple man acquired supernatural powers? Dagan, Dark Lord of the Underworld, vows to take the mystic sword from Andras, a weapon that allows his vampires to wreak their diabolical havoc in sunlight. Dagan will do anything to avenge his … Read more

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REVIEW: A Trust to Follow, by Diana Waters

February 10, 2020 by scott

Title: A Trust to Follow Series: Wild Magics Book One Author: Diana Waters Genre: Fantasy Romance LGBTQ+ Category: MM Gay Publisher: eXtasy Books Pages: 64 Reviewer: Avril Get It On Amazon About The Book Daymon is the second prince of a kingdom in which Evokers—those who possess intuitive magical abilities—have long since been treated with fear and mistrust. Marked as an Evoker himself, Daymon is captured by those who wish to take advantage of these powers. Now, the prince must put his faith in Rhyder, the captain of his guards—and the man Daymon has claimed as his own—to free him. The Review This was an interesting read. Not exactly a love … Read more

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Summary: Confronting the past isn’t always easy, especially when you’ve made the biggest mistake of your life. Lauren: Aisling and I were engaged to be married. I loved her, and I couldn’t imagine life without her by my side. But everything changed when I received a letter out of the blue telling me she was cheating on me. I’d never had reason to doubt her, but it placed fears in my heart. Unfortunately, that was what the letter’s sender wanted. It seemed the start of a story I’d heard too many times before, and I took some time away to consider our future together. By the time I returned a few days later, it was too late. Aisling: Years have passed since I ended my relationship with Lauren, but now I've found out who sent the letter that destroyed our relationship. I find myself questioning whether I should contact her again. Is it too late to give her another chance? Her social media accounts say she’s single, but I don’t know if there’s someone else in her life now or how she feels about me. Is it too late to re-discover what might’ve been?

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Summary: (This is NOT a standalone!! It contains events that take place in The Four Horsemen therefore it is recommended that you read The Four Horsemen first!) Azazel has been imprisoned for a thousand years because of his actions against one of the Four Horsemen. While time flows differently in heaven and his thousand year sentence equates to only ten years on earth it doesn’t make it any easier on him. When the time comes for him to be released he’s no longer sure of himself and where he stands in the world. Loki is the god of mischief. He enjoys playing pranks and being a general annoyance to everyone. Until one day a prank goes too far and his father banishes him to the human realm as punishment. Loki cannot return to Asgard until he’s learned his lesson when it comes to pranks and the effect they have on people. Fate always has a plan and this time she’s got an ace up her sleeve. Azazel thinks he’s doomed to be alone for all eternity. Loki just wants to go home. But in the end they’ll realize, you can’t outrun Fate. (Warning: Contains sexual content, Man on Man action, and explicit language. Not recommended for those under the age of 18.)