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ANNOUNCEMENT/GIVEAWAY: When Are You?, by Addison Albright

March 7, 2020 by scott

Addison Albright has a new MM time travel romance book out: “When Are You?”. They have to find him…but how? A former member of an elite military special forces unit, Leo Bailey can handle anything life throws at him. Except maybe approaching a certain gorgeous, purple mohawk-wearing, heavily pierced artist. Not without his three eye-rolling wingmen along to push him in the right direction. One look at the mouthwateringly muscled, military buzzcut-sporting man with the endearing blush, and Vincent Noland is in love. Or at least in lust. Love comes later. Then marriage…and sweet, adorable Oscar. Life is perfect—the stuff of fairy tale happily ever afters—except for Arthur Fletcher, whose … Read more

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ANNOUNCEMENT/GIVEAWAY: Merchants of Milan, by Edale Lane

February 4, 2020 by scott

Edale Lane has a new FF historical romance out, book one of the Night Flyer Trilogy: “Merchants of Milan.” Three powerful merchants, two independent women in love, one masked vigilante. Florentina, set on revenge for her father’s murder, creates an alter-ego known as the Night Flyer. Madelena, whose husband was also murdered, hires Florentina as a tutor for her children and love blossoms between them. However, Florentina’s vendetta is fraught with danger, and surprising developments threaten both women’s lives. Merchants of Milan is the first book in Edale Lane’s Night Flyer Trilogy, a tale of power, passion, and payback in Renaissance Italy. If you like gadgets and gismos, rich historical … Read more

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Summary: Rachel thought she'd never get over losing the love of her life. Each day was a struggle against the grief and depression that threatened to overwhelm her. Helping out her gay brother and his boyfriend was the one thing that still made life worth living. Feeling needed by her closest family kept her going through the daytime but the nights were long and lonely and desperate. Little solace lingered in the bottom of the bottle. When will the pain from grief end? Rachel's emotions are stirred by a bohemian lesbian artist who enters the world at just the right time. The touch of a good woman changes everything. Finding Solace is a romance novella which will warm you, make you cry, and bring a smile with a happy ending. All the feelings you want wrapped up in a novella for a quick read. The book includes the following: *A hint of magical realism * Grief * Dark depression and suicidal thoughts * A fake boyfriend-girlfriend relationship * A story of two women falling in love *A happy ever after 23,000 words

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Summary: Beelbufo has lived a comfortable life as a pet frog for two decades, enjoying pets, human food, and horror movie nights with his favorite human, Gabe. But when Gabe and Az fall head over heels in love, they decide Beel needs a companion too. Little does Beel know that the charming pet shop owner, Jon, is about to become his unsuspecting caretaker. There's only one small catch – Jon thinks Beel is just an ordinary pet frog. When Jon's safety is threatened, Beel can't help making an appearance in his human form. Now Jon's eyeing him with suspicion (turns out his cover story wasn't that great), Gabe and Az are up to their matchmaking antics, and Beel really just wants another kiss with the adorable pet shop owner. (Oh, did we forget to mention they shared a kiss? Spoiler alert: it was magical.) If Beel’s meddling family can stop interfering, Jon can stop being so suspicious, and Beel can stop being so scared of outing his true identity, these two might just get their own happily ever after. (Hopefully with more kisses, because Beel really does like the kissing.) Tags: Beel despises romantic comedies, but maybe he's about to star in one; Jon's got a troublesome ex and could use a knight in shining armor – Beel's more than happy to oblige; Az keeps weaving fairy tale and frog references into their lives, much to everyone's chagrin; Beel's cover stories are laughably bad; coming out as your true self is tougher than Beel imagined, but sometimes it’s worth it.