Foxglove Copse is out today!
|
|
|
|
Says this review from Astrodene’s Historical Naval Fiction website: False Colors was a pleasant surprise. I expected the M/M Romance aspect to dominate but it did not. The naval story was well researched and the ship handling, action, and crew interactions were woven into a very believable naval narrative. It is primarily a love story…
A mixed bag of reviews for False Colors: A dramatic, sometimes dark, and always engrossing story A review by Junkfood_Monkey Beyond the normal romance plot twists, is the convincing story of two men in turmoil A review by Alan Chin Thanks so much to both reviewers! I feel very honoured 🙂
Morris Wish me luck! I’m going on my first dance-out with the Ely and Littleport Riot Morris dancing side in an hour. Eek! I’m terrified. I have my waistcoat, I have my hankies, I have bells on my shoes, and sticking plaster on my heels because the shoes still murder my feet if I let…
The historical gay romance review site, Speak Its Name is doing its awards competition at the moment. I understand that all books which received 4-5 star reviews are entrants. Erastes says They are quite simple: Best book, best cover, best author. I’d like to add a “Reader’s Choice” for the readers favourite novels…
This is getting a little tedious. Still coughing like I’m trying to turn myself inside out. I thought my lungs were making a sound like popping candy, so I went to the doctor, who was unimpressed and said “no, they’re not, that’s just your throat.” This apparently makes it tantamount to being a whiny hypochondriac,…
I’ve always been weird. I remember my parents being concerned because I dressed so much like a boy. “Don’t you want to look attractive?” they would say, and I would think “Why on Earth would I want to look attractive? I don’t want to attract anybody.” At university, I was briefly locked in a rivalry…