NOMAD: A Story From The Reels by Brian B. Ewing is the second book in a series that focuses on Tom Sisto, an introvert with a tragic past gifted with a psychic power to experience first-person memories of both victims and killers. These visions come to him like an old-school projector, the back of his eyelids acting […]
ALTHOUGH I enjoy Fantasy, especially Queer Fantasy, it isn’t a genre I don’t read often enough. Since I was introduced to “Hank” in the 1980s Dungeons and Dragons cartoon, “Ranger” has become a Fantasy class that’s always intrigued me. When I saw the beautiful cover of Ed Knight’s Orc’s Bane: Ranger’s Codex Episode 1, I […]
HOOD’S RIDE Is Red is a sexy and thrilling short story that reimagines the Little Red Riding Hood fairytale. Harkin Ross, nicknamed “Hood” after his Red Dodge Dart–a clever, butch take on the “red hood” motif–is hiding a hairy, clawed, sharp-toothed secret, but not very well, unfortunately. Arrested and locked up for a crime that […]
ORACLE: A Story From The Reels by Brian B. Ewing is the first book in a series that focuses on Tom Sisto, an introvert with a tragic past gifted with a psychic power to experience first-person memories of victims and evil-doers alike. These visions come to him in a manner akin to an old-school projector; […]
PROTECTING HIS is the second installment in Matthew Dante’s Rough Edges series. Once again, the author provides a sleek and sexy m/m thriller centred around the O’Brien Crime Family. This time, the fated lovers are Scott, a lithe, young, boisterous musical theatre performer, and Dominic, the hunky yet quiet Italian “money man” of the Irish […]
ONCE AGAIN, author Matthew Dante delivers a compelling psychological thriller with enough steamy man-on-man action to stimulate your brain and, ahem, other parts, too. Having survived the traumatic, violent events depicted so viscerally exciting and intellectually satisfying in Fractured Mind (Book 2), Marc and Alex settle into a comfortable life of love, sex, regular employment, […]
NOT ONLY does everyone love a villain, but they also love to hate the villain. Some villains have over-the-top yet wonderfully malevolent personalities; other times, their evil persona is cold, controlled, and calculated. If a writer can make their villainous character, or characters, more than two dimensional, the reading audience will embrace their wickedness as […]
