Review: Darkling by Brooklyn Ray (2018)
“I don’t know what to do. One day I’m doing a reading with Liam, the next he’s going down on me on the hood of a car and I’m sucking his soul out of his body. What the fuck, Jordan? What do I do?” – Darkling, Brooklyn Ray Rating: ★★★½ Genre: Paranormal, Romance Categories: M/M, […]
Review: Possibilities (A King’s Council #1) by Nicole Field (2018)
Rating: ★★★½ Genre: Fantasy, Romance Categories: Non-binary (genderfluid), Trans, Royalty & Nobility, Arranged Marriage Content Warnings: N/A Buy it at: Amazon | Barnes & Noble | Less Than Three Press Description: When Prince Ernest unexpectedly becomes King Ernest, he quickly finds that it’s lonely at the top — until the appointment of his new court […]
Review: Threshold (Whyborne & Griffin #2) by Jordan L. Hawk (2013)
Rating: ★★★★½ Genre: Paranormal, Horror, Romance Categories: M/M, mystery, eldritch Content Warnings: N/A Buy it at: Amazon | Barnes & Noble Description: Having survived one eldritch horror already, philologist Percival Endicott Whyborne and his lover and partner, private detective Griffin Flaherty, are two of the few people able to answer his father’s request to investigate paranormal […]
Review: Widdershins (Whyborne & Griffin #1) by Jordan L. Hawk (2012)
Rating: ★★★¾ Genre: Paranormal, Horror, Romance Categories: M/M, ghosts/spirits, mystery, eldritch Content Warnings: N/A Buy It At: Amazon | Barnes & Noble Description: Repressed scholar Percival Endicott Whyborne prefers to hide away in his museum office with books in dead languages to avoid any and all attention—and so, when attractive ex-Pinkerton private detective Griffin Flaherty […]
Review: Simon vs the Homo Sapiens Agenda by Becky Albertalli (2015)
Rating: ★★★★½ Genre: Contemporary, Young Adult, Romance, Drama Categories: M/M, hidden identity Content Warnings (highlight to read): Deals with homophobia & includes homophobic slurs. Buy it at: Amazon | Barnes & Noble Description: Simon, a high schooler in a small town, is gay, and nobody should know except for the mysterious boy with whom he exchanges anonymous emails. […]