Author of Cold Snap and other upcoming M/M dark romances.
Reccomended for: Lovers of slow burn romance, lovers of found family, lovers of m/m romance in general, and anyone who wants to read a compassionate and well-researched romance featuring leads with disabilities. … More Free Hand by E.M. Lindsey: Review
It was kinda entertaining, pretty sweet, and contained little bursts of ghostly action that kept my appetite whetted through the slower bits. … More The Ghost of Ellwood by Jaclyn Osborne: Review
Stormhaven is the third book in the Whyborne and Griffin series by Jordan L. Hawk. These books are not your average paranormal mystery. Though they carry the whimsy and voice of a cozy mystery, they are steeped in Lovecraftian darkness, and interwoven with unapologetic homoeroticism. Whyborne, the POV character for the books, is a bookish … More Stormhaven by Jordan L. Hawk: A Review
I’m struggling a bit with this review. With what to say about the book. I don’t believe in doing critical reviews, and yet I am feeling entirely critical, because there was so much I loved about this book. … More Smoke & Mirrors Review
This is a review of the second book in the Whyborne and Griffin series. Whyborne and Griffin novels are paranormal mysteries with a dominant thread of historical m/m romance. … More Threshold by Jordan L Hawk: A Review
T.C. Rasch is an author of spec fiction. His work is predominately sci fi, with diverse casts, military themes, and many of his stories feature strong LGBTQIA+ and female leads. … More Author Interview: T.C. Rasch
You may notice that I rated this book kinda on the low end of ‘good’. At least that’s how I interpret three star ratings. But since most of my complaints are boring technical shit, I’m going to focus on what I liked about the book because I feel like this book is worth a read … More A Hundred Thousand Words: Book Review
ok isn’t a typical fantasy. I mean, of course it isn’t — typical fantasies aren’t dripping in homoeroticism. At least not the ones I know about. It has elves. Oh boy, does it. But these elves are vicious, bloodthirsty creatures. … More King of the Dark by Ariana Nash: A Review
I bet this was a curiosity click, wasn’t it? Would have been for me too, to be honest. Hell, I had no idea I would write about this topic until 10 minutes ago when I was ranting to a friend about how many people brag about not practicing self care. It’s a weird flex, isn’t … More Self Care in Fiction
Warning: I use bad words. And also this blog post was written during a time of brain fatigue, so be prepared for some stream-of-consciousness shit. … More How Will I Rate These Damn Books?
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