Showing posts with label M/M. Show all posts
Showing posts with label M/M. Show all posts

Tuesday, April 30, 2013

See the Light by Cassandra Car

See the LightSee the Light by Cassandra Carr
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

I have to say I loved Cassandra Carr's first M/M book! I love how the relationship develops between Jason and Patrick. Patrick being older and more experienced with dealing with hiding his relationships from the hockey community. Jason is just starting out in his hockey career. Watching Patrick and Jason's relationship grow and the struggle of hiding it. What a great story!

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Thursday, April 19, 2012

Spell Cat by Tara Lain

Spell CatSpell Cat by Tara Lain

My rating: 4 of 5 stars


Tara Lain branches into paranormal romance with Spell Cat. Killian is the most powerful male witch to be born in a long time. He is expected to marry within his race and a marriage has been arranged with a powerful female witch. The expectation is they will pass on their power to their children. Slight problem, Killian likes men. Not just any man but a human. According to the teachings of his people mixing it up with humans decreases a witches power. The sparks fly when Killian decides his power can afford the drain of one encounter with the human so he can experience on night on true happiness before he gets married.
This was a good story about a man faced with a choice of true happiness or the obligation to his race.



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Saturday, February 18, 2012

Fire Balls by Tara Lain

Fire BallsFire Balls by Tara Lain

My rating: 5 of 5 stars


Tara Lain does it again. If you like M/M romance I recommend this book. Hunter is a gorgeous gay firefighter and doesn't flaunt his sexuality. Rodney is an openly gay artist and flaunts what he's got. Rodney has been lusting after Hunter in secret. Hunter meets Jerry, Rodney's friend and sometimes model, while admiring Rodney's artwork. Jerry is the surfer and asks Rodney to help him woo Hunter. Rodney doesn't think he is good enough for Hunter. But when the firefighter and the artist are forced together during a modeling session, sparks fly. I love Hunter's journey to happiness and acceptance. I look forward to the next book in this series.



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