I’ve had some wonderful pre-publication reviews on Seeing Red. It’s always good knowing that it’s going to go out into the world with a guarantee that actual readers have loved it. I’m also both amused and hugely relieved that the reviews are split down the middle with half of the readers loving Idris and the…
How cool is this? https://wiki.ezvid.com/m/OLuxM0gLspvj9 Contraband Hearts joins books by ZA Maxfield and JL Merrow on this list of top 11 mm romances. The vid at the top is narrated by a strange robot voice which pronounces slavers (people who take slaves) as slavers (drools a lot), and the actors they’ve got for Perry and…
How awesome is this? Publisher’s Weekly has selected Contraband Hearts as one of its five best Summer Reads of 2018. Summer Reads list available through Publisher’s Weekly Best Summer Books, 2018 Well, that’s going on the front of the website 🙂
This is the review I hold to my heart whenever the topic of “can women write stories about gay men – or rather ought they to?” comes around. I wrote Captain’s Surrender partly in order to show people that you didn’t have to choose between your sexuality and your faith, you could have both. I…
Thanks to Jay Mountney for this Review of the Trowchester Series I just finished the third book in Alex Beecroft’s Trowchester trilogy so thought I’d review them all at once. The books are modern m/m romance and are linked by the location, the fictional town of Trowchester which becomes very real to the reader over…
Or: A guest post on The Novel Approach (with giveaway) celebrating the release of Blue Steel Chain– When False Colors came out in 2009, I still thought I was straight. I remember the furor that was kicked up by the marketing campaign for that book, which was released as part of a four book attempt…
“Beecroft’s very English contemporary romance, a standalone linked with Trowchester Blues, is note perfect from start to finish.” – Publisher’s Weekly Wow! This is the kind of thing that makes me feel like I’m a real author 🙂
“Epic in its scope and intensity, this is a book full of very human emotions and deeply heartfelt journeys….” How about that! 🙂 Thank you RT! However I do feel moved to mention that although they call it HOT here, I’m fairly sure it’s nothing of the sort. Epic scope and intensity, yes, heaps of…
What I appreciated the most is Kai’s characterization… there was a lot in his character I could relate to as sympathetic, decent and likeable, but there was always something in him that felt alien to me and I really liked that. I liked that he felt like being from another world, rather than just looking…
