Hello everyone! When I was asked to be part of the blog tour and if I wanted to review Thanks a lot, John LeClair I jumped at the chance because HOCKEY! I’ve loved hockey ever since I fell in love with Avon Gale’s Scoring Chances series and have read a couple of hockey romances so…
Read more ARC Review: Thanks a lot, John LeClair by Johanna Parkhurst
After we did the post with our favourite books, we thought we’d do one with upcoming books with ace characters, but those were hard to find, so we changed the idea into writing down the books with ace characters that are in our TBR lists. If you’re an author and have an upcoming book featuring…
Read more Asexual Awareness Week: Spotlight: Books with Ace Characters on our to-read list
We’re taking a bit of a break from talking about personal stuff to talk about books! (Because we wouldn’t be us if we didn’t). We thought we’d bring to the blog a few of our favourite books with characters that fit the asexuality spectrum. We’re always looking for more representation in books, so we are…
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Have you ever felt drawn to a book just because of its cover? That’s what happened to me with this one. Of course, I also now Julia Ember can really spin a tale, so now I’m dying to get my hands on a paperback copy of this book. Let’s see how many of you feel…
Blurb: When Robby starts his senior year in high school, he meets the new boy, Andy. Although Robby has never been physically attracted to anyone, he instinctively feels comfortable around Andy. As they get to know each other better, Robby realizes Andy is an outsider just like him, and harassment at the hands of the…
Read more ARC Review: A Fine Bromance by Christopher Hawthorne Moss
Technically I’m not reading anything right now because I finished my reread of Breakaway by Avon Gale earlier today and haven’t started anything new yet. But I decided to start Omorphi by C. Kennedy later. So I guess that counts as currently reading, because I intend to read it next? I’ve read so many great reviews…
Queer Books Unbound 