Thanks ever so much to Kazza at On Top Down Under for a fantastic review of The Reluctant Berserker, and for choosing it as one of the site’s books of the month 🙂 It’s a lovely detailed review that does delve into a lot of the plot – so Spoiler Alert. But it was great…
I’m afraid I had a bit of an evil chuckle over this one. I scared myself writing some of the scenes, so I’m glad to know it was all worthwhile 🙂 http://meanfatoldbat.blogspot.co.uk/2013/03/the-wages-of-sin-by-alex-beecroft-mm.html It took me three tries to read it. Not because it’s poorly written. Oh, no, it’s just as beautiful, poetic, and immediately engrossing…
Which struck me as a more interesting way of saying “several small things served up together.” Evidently I’m not alone in being puzzled and even depressed by the fact that there seems to be no place in this world for m/m romance with sparse sex scenes other than being lumped in with “erotica”. Elin Gregory…
How funny. The last review I had on this loved Garnet but thought Harry was a bit pompous. This reviewer loves Harry but thinks Garnet is a bit of a pest. I’m not at all surprised – the pair of them are such opposites it’s hard to like them both. I do, but then I’m…
Yay! This is wonderful 🙂 By Honor Betrayed is a SiN five star read! I can’t say how delighted I am. After such a long time with nothing new out I’d lost any confidence I might have had about whether I could do this writing lark. So getting some lovely reviews gives me a big…
Wow! A first review of “By Honor Betrayed” and it’s not even out yet! I appear to have cranked the sense of danger up a bit too high for this reviewer, but it’s ok because she enjoyed it enough to come back for more anyway This was my first Alex Beecroft read and I’m sure…
I was very bad last Saturday and totally forgot to attend a chat for members of the Macaronis. In my defence, my husband had come home with tickets to see the Demon Barber Roadshow, and after that everything else fled from my mind. Maybe it’s just me, but I can’t look at this picture without…
I’ve noticed a pattern among my friends who are new authors. They almost always start off reviewing books. Even if they don’t write reviews for a review site, they write up what they think about the books they read and post them on Amazon or on Goodreads. There’s a good reason why so many writers…
I am so thankful that this book is still reaching new readers and gaining new positive word of mouth, but I’m beyond thankful for this review by Cecilia Grant in which she says darned if it wasn’t just… magnificent. If I’ve ever read a better romance, I can’t recall it. It really doesn’t get any…
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…