If you’re a fan of manga, then you may have seen some hardcore manga fans talking about reading raw manga. Does that interest you as well? If you’re sort of new to manga, then you might not be familiar with this. You may even be wondering what it is – and if it’s NSFW. What…
“ . . . Sage’s father, cruel as he was, only wanted his son back. Tammi just wanted a sister. I wanted a ‘normal’ girlfriend. And Sage — all she wanted was to be herself” – Almost Perfect, Brian Katcher In the past year, transgender issues have been front and center in the media….
If you picked up Jen Silver’s Starting Over after reading our review, then you’ll be happy to know that the author already has a sequel out. It is titled Arc Over Time and gives you more of those characters that you loved in the first book. You can find it on Amazon and other book…
First off, I want to say that I really enjoyed this book. I read it in a matter of days, which is quite unusual for me – I’m a slow reader – and I couldn’t wait to find out if heartbroken potter Ellie would manage to repair her relationship with her philandering lover, Robin. Not…
Love Spell is the first book I’ve read by Mia Kerick, but I have a very strong feeling it won’t be the last. I loved her main character Chance César so much that I’m really hoping she’ll write a sequel. Before reading any further, know that the review below contains some minor spoilers. ***** I…
If you’ve read and enjoyed Clare Lydon’s romance novel London Calling, then you will definitely want to check out the follow-up, This London Love. The book was released on June 23rd and focuses on Kate, Jess’s flatmate, and her search for her London love. We have not yet had a chance to give this one a read,…
Are you a fan of gay paranormal romance books? Specifically werewolves? Yeah, I know it’s not a genre for everyone, but if that is your kinda jam, then there is a new book that you might want to check out. Early reviews for this book are looking pretty good, though no one here has read…
I originally read this book when it was submitted to one of our sister sites and I absolutely loved it. In fact, I had been looking for good fantasy novels with LGBT main characters and was thrilled when I learned of Hal. One of the things that I loved so much about reading this book…
The following review is a guest post. I recently came to the conclusion that we must be living through a golden age of lesbian literature, and it’s books like Riley LaShea’s Club Storyville that convince me this is the case. It’s a novel which tackles issues of sexuality and race head on, and which claims…