Goldilocks and His Three Bears by A.M. Riley

This one is a little funny jewel, I needed to stop reading it to go out dinner with a friend and I spent almost all the time trying to retelling all the funny scenes I read.

Brian is a walking trouble. Pretty, cute and innocent, he is a small-town guy who finds himself in big-city and feels empty and lonely. Young and without the money to go college he works as clerk in a food store and meanwhile browse the gay club trying to fill the void in his life. No string attach relationships don't help him and so when he meets Paul it's like a dream. A classical Leather Daddy bear, Paul is a control freak: his life, his home, even his relationships are perfect and "straight", exactly what Brian needs. After a while they seems to have found a routine and Brian is happy like a fish in his bowl. But then Paul has to leave town for work and he will be gone for six months. Brian risks to fall again in his unsteady status, when he meets Jim, another bear, but this time more the feed and caring type, and in fact his nickname is Momma Bear. Brian clings to Jim like a baby to his teddy bear, and when he discovers that Jim is also the roommate of Paul, he freaks a little, but then Paul is away and he really needs the comfort he finds in Jim's embrace. But Jim is a free spirit, he arrives and goes as the wind and when he needs to go he goes. He asks Brian to water the plants, and so Brian has at least the chance to be in the house where Paul and Jim made him so happy. After some weeks arrives Scott, the third (and last!) roommate: a ball of energy and more a pal friend than a lover, Scott fills a bit the void left by Paul and Jim. But when Brian awakes in bed with Scott and with Paul and Jim glaring over him, he knows that he needs to take some important decisions...

A funny and a bit porn retelling of the Goldilocks and the Three Bears fable, the roles are pretty clear: Daddy Bear is Paul, the more steady and controlled of all the group, he is the one to whom all of them relate when important steps need to be take; Momma Bear is Jim, big heart and big body, he is the gentle and comforting touch in the group, always ready to listen and always available to dispense big hugs; Little Bear is Scott, full of energy, happy-go-live man, maybe not just fully grown, a bear in training. All of them together fill all the demands of Brian, who need a crowded family to never again suffer from loneliness: fantastic the description of when Brian bounces having eat too much chocolate...

Of course it's a foursome, but of course, like always when the bed is a bit crowded, different bonds will form between the men, some strong and some weaker, some true love and some a friend with benefits type of relationship.

A.M. Riley is very good in giving to all the men a deeply and complete characterization and even if all turns around Brian, no one of the other bears remain without a personality. It would be wonderful if something like that could really happen in real life, since the home these four men build together is an happy haven and a place where love and comfort and joyous sex reign. 

http://www.loose-id.com/Goldilocks-and-his-Three-Bears.aspx

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Cover Art by April Martinez

Shenandoah by Ally Blue

The first story in this series, Dragon’s Kiss, was only a novella and so we didn’t have much time to know these characters. Actually when Shenandoah starts, Bear and Dragon are together only for three days, and they have already started the quest of their life.

The Mother Earth series is set in a post-apocalyptic world, where people went back to live as in medieval time, or even before. There is no electricity, no machine, no current water or bathroom. Big forests reappropriated the world, and indeed the Mother Earth is the real government, her sons have to live according to her rules. As in preistoric time, people gathered in pack more than in villages, and the pack is the family, if you don’t have a pack you are bond to be killed or living a very miserable life.

Bear and Dragon alone can’t be a pack and Bear believes in Shenandoah, a mytical city where they can be finally happy together; the biggest issue, and the reason why Bear left his own pack, is that Bear has thirst for knowledge, to understand where they come from and where they can go. The past for Bear is not something to forget, on the contrary, from the past they can learn. Sincerely I cannot be totally against the preconceptions of Bear’s former pack, after all if they are living in a post-apocalyptic world, and the previous civilization is dead, probably there is a reason. But Bear and Dragon are living in a virgin world, their knowledge and mind were totally wiped out and so for them everything new discovery is something of good.

Even if in the middle of fights and killings, Bear and Dragon always find the time to enjoy themselves; I don’t think to remember if we are given an age for them, I don’t even know if there is still a concept of age in this world, but I think both Bear than Dragon are really young. Not only young, Bear is also still full of hope, is still believing in a better future. Dragon I think is trying to please him, he has not really the same fate as Bear in a better future, Dragon more or less thinks his future is Bear himself, and where Bear wants to go, Dragon will follow; after all Bear renounced to everything for the love of Dragon.

It’s a pretty heavy fantasy setting, and it’s not really a “gay” romance; true, Bear and Dragon are both men, and there is their love story, but being gay is not more an issue, at least in this post-apocalyptic world they learned something from the past.

http://samhainpublishing.com/romance/shenandoah

Amazon: Shenandoah (Mother Earth)
Amazon Kindle: Shenandoah (Mother Earth)
Paperback: 248 pages
Publisher: Samhain Publishing (July 5, 2011)
Language: English
ISBN-10: 1609281799
ISBN-13: 978-1609281793

Series: Mother Earth
1) Dragon's Kiss: http://elisa-rolle.livejournal.com/709361.html
2) Shenandoah

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Cover Art by Kanaxa

Life, Over Easy (Fragments 1) by K.A. Mitchell

Due to the matter and the blurb I was not expecting for this romance by K.A. Mitchell to be also a light comedy, but indeed it was; better it was a romantic comedy, with some funny moments, that is even better.

Both Mason than John, for a reason or the other, have lost everything and now they have to find a way to start again. Mason was a nice and simple guy, nothing special, but he got lucky and ended with the best boyfriend during his freshman year, the boy everyone wanted, but only Mason got. They were immensely happy but a car accident put a sudden stop to that happiness. Mason cannot neither have the consolation to not being the one who was driving since he was, and Alex is now dead and Mason is alive. I think it was good, and original, that Mason is yes mourning the loss of Alex, and maybe he is drinking too much, and maybe he doesn’t know how to come out of his depression, but he has not suicidal instinct. True, if he could choose, he wanted to be the one dead, and Alex alive, but this is not, and Mason is not thinking to kill himself, he only doesn’t know how to start again without Alex.

John was an Olympic diver, two time gold medallist and All-American boy, at least until the moment a accident during practive didn’t put a stop to his career; now he is simply a college student, a bit too old to be simply a freshman, but not enough experienced to be a senior. He doesn’t fit anywhere and he has no friend. Plus he is gay and virgin, and now that he has not to be in the closet due to the homophobic environment he was living until months ago, he wants to get lost of that virginity thing. At a party John meets Mason, and they seem perfect together: John wants to experience everything and Mason seems to know everything John wants to experience; but when they are right there to make John’s dream comes true, Mason passes away for too much drinking and John gets a serious case of blue ball.

That is the first time I smiled reading this novel, but it was not the last. Even if there is an angst undertheme, Alex’s ghost who wants to communicate with Mason, and John who seems to be the perfect carrier of the message, I didn’t really feel like that was the main theme of the story. Maybe it was since not Mason or John gave too much importance to it; maybe it was the setting, a college campus where everyone seems to have fun; maybe it was since Alex wasn’t an angry ghost: all of that and the humor helped in having the comedy feeling more than the drama. And maybe, or above all, it was since Mason and John are young and horny, and they were plenty enjoying these two characteristic: they can argue, they can have opposite idea, but in the end, they were good in bed, and both of them know it; why do they have the waste such good understanding of each other needs with futile details like a ghost or the meaning of life? They are young and they have plenty of time to decide what they want to do in life.

There is a nice group of supporting characters, all young gay guys wanting to love and have fun: Tyler is probably the most outrageous, the one who welcome you with sex to then become your best friend without any jelaousy at all; but also Simon and Drew and even Keith, they all seem nice guys and for all of them I can see a nice story.

http://samhainpublishing.com/romance/life-over-easy

Amazon: Life, Over Easy
Amazon Kindle: Life, Over Easy
Paperback: 256 pages
Publisher: Samhain Publishing (July 5, 2011)
Language: English
ISBN-10: 1609281764
ISBN-13: 978-1609281762

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Driftwood by Harper Fox

Harper Fox is a new name in the M/M romance field, but I think she is heading towards a bigger playfield, limiting her stories to the “romance” genre is probably doing her a bad thing. True, and don’t worry romance readers, there is a love story, and more traditional than what the blurb could let you imagine, but there is also a psychological work around the main characters that is deeper than most romance novel.

Both Tom than Flynn are scarred and fallen hero: Tom is mourning the loss of David that basically was not even his lover; David was the one in love and Tom was the one running away from the feeling; on the same squad in Afghanistan, for the fourth shift, Tom finally surrendered to David’s courtship, only to let him go and die the morning after. Talking about lost chances, how many months, years they could have if only Tom had more courage?

Flynn instead is an abusive and double binding relationship with Rob: on the same army helicopter, Flynn as a pilot and Rob as his second, they are the only survivors of a crash; Rob is the one who defended and supported Flynn through all of it, the crash, the recovery, the investigation and the change in his life. And now Flynn is not able to get free of this relationship that probably is eating him alive. Flynn is in a suicidal mood, but I’m not sure if the suicide is a way to forget what happened or the easiest way to get free of Rob.

Sincerely Tom and Flynn should probably stay away from each other, they are not in the emotional condition to support each other, but in a moment when everyone wants to help them, they apparently only want the company of who cannot help them. I also want to reassure the readers, since I had the same concern, this is not a menages a trois.

The setting was carefully chosen to match the mood of both characters. Cornwall is not exactly a lost place, easily reachable from London in few hours, in any case it preserves a primitive mood that agrees with the story. The wind, the rain but sometime also the sudden burst of the sun is exactly what the characters are feeling, a mourning and empty shell that seems impossible to warm but then the sun does the unthinkable. So is the watch tower where Tom is living, so hard to heat, so difficult to reach, it is also a safe place where both men feel safe and comfortable; it will be the place for them where to rebuild their defense and it will play an important role in the story, right until the end.

http://samhainpublishing.com/romance/driftwood

Amazon: Driftwood
Amazon Kindle: Driftwood
Paperback: 208 pages
Publisher: Samhain Publishing (July 5, 2011)
Language: English
ISBN-10: 160928173X
ISBN-13: 978-1609281731

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Goldilocks and His Three Bears by A.M. Riley

This one is a little funny jewel, I needed to stop reading it to go out dinner with a friend and I spent almost all the time trying to retelling all the funny scenes I read.

Brian is a walking trouble. Pretty, cute and innocent, he is a small-town guy who finds himself in big-city and feels empty and lonely. Young and without the money to go college he works as clerk in a food store and meanwhile browse the gay club trying to fill the void in his life. No string attach relationships don't help him and so when he meets Paul it's like a dream. A classical Leather Daddy bear, Paul is a control freak: his life, his home, even his relationships are perfect and "straight", exactly what Brian needs. After a while they seems to have found a routine and Brian is happy like a fish in his bowl. But then Paul has to leave town for work and he will be gone for six months. Brian risks to fall again in his unsteady status, when he meets Jim, another bear, but this time more the feed and caring type, and in fact his nickname is Momma Bear. Brian clings to Jim like a baby to his teddy bear, and when he discovers that Jim is also the roommate of Paul, he freaks a little, but then Paul is away and he really needs the comfort he finds in Jim's embrace. But Jim is a free spirit, he arrives and goes as the wind and when he needs to go he goes. He asks Brian to water the plants, and so Brian has at least the chance to be in the house where Paul and Jim made him so happy. After some weeks arrives Scott, the third (and last!) roommate: a ball of energy and more a pal friend than a lover, Scott fills a bit the void left by Paul and Jim. But when Brian awakes in bed with Scott and with Paul and Jim glaring over him, he knows that he needs to take some important decisions...

A funny and a bit porn retelling of the Goldilocks and the Three Bears fable, the roles are pretty clear: Daddy Bear is Paul, the more steady and controlled of all the group, he is the one to whom all of them relate when important steps need to be take; Momma Bear is Jim, big heart and big body, he is the gentle and comforting touch in the group, always ready to listen and always available to dispense big hugs; Little Bear is Scott, full of energy, happy-go-live man, maybe not just fully grown, a bear in training. All of them together fill all the demands of Brian, who need a crowded family to never again suffer from loneliness: fantastic the description of when Brian bounces having eat too much chocolate...

Of course it's a foursome, but of course, like always when the bed is a bit crowded, different bonds will form between the men, some strong and some weaker, some true love and some a friend with benefits type of relationship.

A.M. Riley is very good in giving to all the men a deeply and complete characterization and even if all turns around Brian, no one of the other bears remain without a personality. It would be wonderful if something like that could really happen in real life, since the home these four men build together is an happy haven and a place where love and comfort and joyous sex reign. 

http://www.loose-id.com/Goldilocks-and-his-Three-Bears.aspx

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Cover Art by April Martinez

Shenandoah by Ally Blue

The first story in this series, Dragon’s Kiss, was only a novella and so we didn’t have much time to know these characters. Actually when Shenandoah starts, Bear and Dragon are together only for three days, and they have already started the quest of their life.

The Mother Earth series is set in a post-apocalyptic world, where people went back to live as in medieval time, or even before. There is no electricity, no machine, no current water or bathroom. Big forests reappropriated the world, and indeed the Mother Earth is the real government, her sons have to live according to her rules. As in preistoric time, people gathered in pack more than in villages, and the pack is the family, if you don’t have a pack you are bond to be killed or living a very miserable life.

Bear and Dragon alone can’t be a pack and Bear believes in Shenandoah, a mytical city where they can be finally happy together; the biggest issue, and the reason why Bear left his own pack, is that Bear has thirst for knowledge, to understand where they come from and where they can go. The past for Bear is not something to forget, on the contrary, from the past they can learn. Sincerely I cannot be totally against the preconceptions of Bear’s former pack, after all if they are living in a post-apocalyptic world, and the previous civilization is dead, probably there is a reason. But Bear and Dragon are living in a virgin world, their knowledge and mind were totally wiped out and so for them everything new discovery is something of good.

Even if in the middle of fights and killings, Bear and Dragon always find the time to enjoy themselves; I don’t think to remember if we are given an age for them, I don’t even know if there is still a concept of age in this world, but I think both Bear than Dragon are really young. Not only young, Bear is also still full of hope, is still believing in a better future. Dragon I think is trying to please him, he has not really the same fate as Bear in a better future, Dragon more or less thinks his future is Bear himself, and where Bear wants to go, Dragon will follow; after all Bear renounced to everything for the love of Dragon.

It’s a pretty heavy fantasy setting, and it’s not really a “gay” romance; true, Bear and Dragon are both men, and there is their love story, but being gay is not more an issue, at least in this post-apocalyptic world they learned something from the past.

http://samhainpublishing.com/romance/shenandoah

Amazon: Shenandoah (Mother Earth)
Amazon Kindle: Shenandoah (Mother Earth)
Paperback: 248 pages
Publisher: Samhain Publishing (July 5, 2011)
Language: English
ISBN-10: 1609281799
ISBN-13: 978-1609281793

Series: Mother Earth
1) Dragon's Kiss: http://elisa-rolle.livejournal.com/709361.html
2) Shenandoah

Reading List:

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Cover Art by Kanaxa

Driftwood by Harper Fox

Harper Fox is a new name in the M/M romance field, but I think she is heading towards a bigger playfield, limiting her stories to the “romance” genre is probably doing her a bad thing. True, and don’t worry romance readers, there is a love story, and more traditional than what the blurb could let you imagine, but there is also a psychological work around the main characters that is deeper than most romance novel.

Both Tom than Flynn are scarred and fallen hero: Tom is mourning the loss of David that basically was not even his lover; David was the one in love and Tom was the one running away from the feeling; on the same squad in Afghanistan, for the fourth shift, Tom finally surrendered to David’s courtship, only to let him go and die the morning after. Talking about lost chances, how many months, years they could have if only Tom had more courage?

Flynn instead is an abusive and double binding relationship with Rob: on the same army helicopter, Flynn as a pilot and Rob as his second, they are the only survivors of a crash; Rob is the one who defended and supported Flynn through all of it, the crash, the recovery, the investigation and the change in his life. And now Flynn is not able to get free of this relationship that probably is eating him alive. Flynn is in a suicidal mood, but I’m not sure if the suicide is a way to forget what happened or the easiest way to get free of Rob.

Sincerely Tom and Flynn should probably stay away from each other, they are not in the emotional condition to support each other, but in a moment when everyone wants to help them, they apparently only want the company of who cannot help them. I also want to reassure the readers, since I had the same concern, this is not a menages a trois.

The setting was carefully chosen to match the mood of both characters. Cornwall is not exactly a lost place, easily reachable from London in few hours, in any case it preserves a primitive mood that agrees with the story. The wind, the rain but sometime also the sudden burst of the sun is exactly what the characters are feeling, a mourning and empty shell that seems impossible to warm but then the sun does the unthinkable. So is the watch tower where Tom is living, so hard to heat, so difficult to reach, it is also a safe place where both men feel safe and comfortable; it will be the place for them where to rebuild their defense and it will play an important role in the story, right until the end.

http://samhainpublishing.com/romance/driftwood

Amazon: Driftwood
Amazon Kindle: Driftwood
Paperback: 208 pages
Publisher: Samhain Publishing (July 5, 2011)
Language: English
ISBN-10: 160928173X
ISBN-13: 978-1609281731

Reading List:

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Life, Over Easy (Fragments 1) by K.A. Mitchell

Due to the matter and the blurb I was not expecting for this romance by K.A. Mitchell to be also a light comedy, but indeed it was; better it was a romantic comedy, with some funny moments, that is even better.

Both Mason than John, for a reason or the other, have lost everything and now they have to find a way to start again. Mason was a nice and simple guy, nothing special, but he got lucky and ended with the best boyfriend during his freshman year, the boy everyone wanted, but only Mason got. They were immensely happy but a car accident put a sudden stop to that happiness. Mason cannot neither have the consolation to not being the one who was driving since he was, and Alex is now dead and Mason is alive. I think it was good, and original, that Mason is yes mourning the loss of Alex, and maybe he is drinking too much, and maybe he doesn’t know how to come out of his depression, but he has not suicidal instinct. True, if he could choose, he wanted to be the one dead, and Alex alive, but this is not, and Mason is not thinking to kill himself, he only doesn’t know how to start again without Alex.

John was an Olympic diver, two time gold medallist and All-American boy, at least until the moment a accident during practive didn’t put a stop to his career; now he is simply a college student, a bit too old to be simply a freshman, but not enough experienced to be a senior. He doesn’t fit anywhere and he has no friend. Plus he is gay and virgin, and now that he has not to be in the closet due to the homophobic environment he was living until months ago, he wants to get lost of that virginity thing. At a party John meets Mason, and they seem perfect together: John wants to experience everything and Mason seems to know everything John wants to experience; but when they are right there to make John’s dream comes true, Mason passes away for too much drinking and John gets a serious case of blue ball.

That is the first time I smiled reading this novel, but it was not the last. Even if there is an angst undertheme, Alex’s ghost who wants to communicate with Mason, and John who seems to be the perfect carrier of the message, I didn’t really feel like that was the main theme of the story. Maybe it was since not Mason or John gave too much importance to it; maybe it was the setting, a college campus where everyone seems to have fun; maybe it was since Alex wasn’t an angry ghost: all of that and the humor helped in having the comedy feeling more than the drama. And maybe, or above all, it was since Mason and John are young and horny, and they were plenty enjoying these two characteristic: they can argue, they can have opposite idea, but in the end, they were good in bed, and both of them know it; why do they have the waste such good understanding of each other needs with futile details like a ghost or the meaning of life? They are young and they have plenty of time to decide what they want to do in life.

There is a nice group of supporting characters, all young gay guys wanting to love and have fun: Tyler is probably the most outrageous, the one who welcome you with sex to then become your best friend without any jelaousy at all; but also Simon and Drew and even Keith, they all seem nice guys and for all of them I can see a nice story.

http://samhainpublishing.com/romance/life-over-easy

Amazon: Life, Over Easy
Amazon Kindle: Life, Over Easy
Paperback: 256 pages
Publisher: Samhain Publishing (July 5, 2011)
Language: English
ISBN-10: 1609281764
ISBN-13: 978-1609281762

Reading List:

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With Abandon (With or Without 4) by J.L. Langley

Truth be told, I was not expecting for the third long book in this series to be about Matt, the part-time assistant of Jake, the PI who is the hero of a previous book. Book 2 ended with a surprise about another young man in this series, and so of course I was expecting his story. But indeed there is another character that was interesting, Keaton’s brother Aubrey, a man who proved to be better than what his own brother gave him credit to.

Aubrey is living in Atlanta, managing the fortune of the Reynolds’s family, the same family, and fortune, that Keaton abandoned. In the first book in this series, the theory was that, even if Keaton was younger than Aubrey, he was the strongest between the two brothers and so the natural heir to the “throne”. But Keaton refused that responsibility, and so Aubrey had to take upon him, not only in the managing of the firm, but also in leading the pack, and above all in providing an heir. Aubrey, like Keaton, is gay, but he has never considered to come out, thinking not possible for him to be both a leader than gay.

Then Keaton asks him to play as chaperon for young Matt, coming in Atlanta to attend college. Matt is young, gay and Aubrey’s mate. Their chemistry is good and natural from the beginning, and even if Matt is a virgin, he has little objection to experiment his sexuality with Aubrey, his mate and friend. Little obstacle are in Matt and Aubrey’s path, not even Aubrey’s parents who inform Matt they think him being a good companion for their son.

That is probably the main thing I noticed of this novel, it was more sedate than the previous books I read by J.L. Langley; Without Reservation was quite funny, With Caution a little more adventurous, With Abandon is “balanced”: there is a little bit of fun, a little bit of adventure, a little more of romance. Maybe it’s not the same fireworks effect of other books, but it’s a proof that J.L. Langley is a sure thing in the M/M romance world.

http://store.samhainpublishing.com/with-abandon-p-6284.html

Amazon Kindle: With Abandon: With or Without, Book 3
Publisher: Samhain Publishing, Ltd. (March 22, 2011)

Series: With or Without
1) Without Reservation
2) With Love: http://elisa-rolle.livejournal.com/35920.html
3) With Caution: http://elisa-rolle.livejournal.com/189906.html
4) With Abandon

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The Sweet One by Andi Anderson

The Sweet One is a sweet and short novella as the same title said. It’s the classical story about the Guardian Angel who falls in love with his protégé, and it has that peaceful development such stories should have. I liked the quick insight the author gave us about Micah’s life, how he was always a small and fragile kid, but also how he was able to overcome this and become a kind man. Micah absorbed the peace Noah’s was transmitting him as his guardian, and if Noah went beyond his due in protecting Micah, letting the boy feel he was there for him, all of that was done since, even then, Noah felt his bond with Micah was stronger than ordinary.

The story, in length and time span, is not very long, and as I said, there are really no bumps in this relationship, what you have to enjoy is the warm and comfortable feeling the story leaves you, even when there is passion between the two men, it’s always tempered by that peaceful feeling, almost sedated, but not in a negative meaning of the word, more like comfort than cold.

I have already had the chance to appreciate this side of Andi Anderson’s story, this homey feeling of comfort that in her world, everyone can achieve, straights, gays, bisexuals and even Angels (that in this case are not without genre at all!).

https://spsilverpublishing.com/product_book_info/glbt-fantasy-c-53_61/the-sweet-one-p-111

Amazon Kindle: The Sweet One
Publisher: Silver Publishing (November 13, 2010)

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The Sweet One by Andi Anderson

The Sweet One is a sweet and short novella as the same title said. It’s the classical story about the Guardian Angel who falls in love with his protégé, and it has that peaceful development such stories should have. I liked the quick insight the author gave us about Micah’s life, how he was always a small and fragile kid, but also how he was able to overcome this and become a kind man. Micah absorbed the peace Noah’s was transmitting him as his guardian, and if Noah went beyond his due in protecting Micah, letting the boy feel he was there for him, all of that was done since, even then, Noah felt his bond with Micah was stronger than ordinary.

The story, in length and time span, is not very long, and as I said, there are really no bumps in this relationship, what you have to enjoy is the warm and comfortable feeling the story leaves you, even when there is passion between the two men, it’s always tempered by that peaceful feeling, almost sedated, but not in a negative meaning of the word, more like comfort than cold.

I have already had the chance to appreciate this side of Andi Anderson’s story, this homey feeling of comfort that in her world, everyone can achieve, straights, gays, bisexuals and even Angels (that in this case are not without genre at all!).

https://spsilverpublishing.com/product_book_info/glbt-fantasy-c-53_61/the-sweet-one-p-111

Amazon Kindle: The Sweet One
Publisher: Silver Publishing (November 13, 2010)

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