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REVIEW: Dating Games – Jackie Keswick

September 25, 2020 by scott

Dating Games - Jackie Keswick - Power of Zero

Genre: Mystery, Romance, Collection LGBTQ+ Category: MM Gay Reviewer: Maryann Get It On Amazon About The Book What do you do if the man you’re building a family with has never been on a date?Take him out on one, of course. Except… Jack never just follows along. He wants to know what put this sudden bee in Gareth’s bonnet. Even when Gareth can’t—or doesn’t want to—explain himself. Add a bunch of solicitous friends, time apart, a new home, and two teenage boys offering dating advice… and finding the perfect date becomes a bit more than the usual challenge. Dating Games is a light, low-angst mm romance story. Part of the … Read more

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