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Review: Marrying the Mobster – Lady Jaguar

October 6, 2024 by scott

Marrying The Mobster - Lady Jaguar - Switchblade

Genre: Contemporary LGBTQ+ Category: Gay Reviewer: Vin, Paranormal Romance Guild Get It On Amazon About The Book An optional extra novella to read with the Switchblade Romance series, and for new readers, a great way of introducing Richard and Tino. After a whirlwind romance, Tino Santini has accepted his CEO’s marriage proposal, but Tino knows that due to past conflicts, his family won’t be pleased by the union. He also has to find a way to keep his vengeful lover under control before he kills someone. Again. Richard Mason, former gangster and ruthless businessman, is extremely protective of his future husband and won’t tolerate any disrespect. He has to employ … Read more

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ANNOUNCEMENT/GIVEAWAY: Flowers of Flesh and Blood – Amy Tasukada

May 28, 2020 by scott

Amy Tasukada has a new MM organized crime thriller, book five in the Yakuza Path: “Flowers of Flesh and Blood.” And there’s a giveaway! A killer. A traitor. A deadly war that could take their love and their lives… Ruling the Kyoto yakuza makes Nao Murata a perpetual target, especially with the Koreans encroaching into their territory. An attempt on his life at his mafia headquarters crosses a line. Setting up his beloved ally Aki as the would-be assassin crosses another. Nao knows the only way to save his friend’s life is to sever their growing bond and force Aki to fake his own death… But Aki Hisona refuses to … Read more

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Summary: Craw city has always been magical, at least to Luce. No boring war could ever make her love her seaside home any less. There’s the beach, where she and Adu can mess around and cause trouble, as well as the ancient songs they love to sing. Legends state that a vengeful mermaid named Sea Mother will protect the children from war. Why worry about politics and fighting? Nobody would risk the wrath of an angry sea serpent. Would they? So why are groups of people fleeing the city, and why do Luce’s parents disappear every day to partake in mystery war work? What exactly are they doing, and why doesn’t Luce’s artist mother invite her along? One day, Luce spies something that rocks her beliefs and changes everything. Her faith in the sea, and all she holds dear, will be sorely tested. But love is fierce, and so are sea goddesses.