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Kyle has an unwelcome crush on his nemesis Brent. Brent has a welcome crush on his friend Kyle. As it turns out, the line between a friend and an enemy doesn’t have to be a line at all.
Born on the wrong side of the tracks to the wrong family, Kyle Potter. When he gets the perfect job at the perfect firm in perfect Los Angeles, Kyle is sure there are only blue skies ahead. Born with a silver spoon to a well-established family, Brent has never been interested in leveraging his connections. Friends, success, and dates come easily to Brent and rejection isn’t something he has to deal with in life. And then he meets perfect Kyle Potter. |
Rose is an older lady who loves reading. When she time travels to another world it seems like a dream come true. The real miracle is that she’s now in the body of a young maiden with a handsome highlander in pursuit!
So the blurb asks: Will Rose remain content with her solitary life, not chancing to upset the past, or will she make a leap through time for everlasting love? Which is kind of silly to me. Why would you want to stay in the future as an old lonely woman when you could be young with a horny highlander? I would love to go back to my 20s! The time travel is a fun aspect. There really isn’t any need for it though. It sounds more like an old lady’s wishful dream. Once we’re back in time, I love it. The authors descriptions of this beautiful land are beautiful and vivid! You’ll have no problem whisking away from quarantine while reading this. Rose is sweet. I felt bad for her in the beginning and I’m really glad she gets to experience being young again. The chemistry with her dirty highlander, Connor, is steamy. There’s edge of your seat battles and dragons and a few sexy scenes that will get your blood pumping. The ending is satisfyingly happy. A Rose in Time is a lovely tale filled with romance!  Astrid Carlisle enjoys her job at Satera Industries, the massive interplanetary organization whose enigmatic leader is concerned with profits first and legalities second. Stationed at company headquarters, she can stay out of harm’s way while making good use of her programming skills and keen eye for talent acquisition. Unfortunately, both the busy nature of her work and her office’s remote location leave her feeling dissatisfied with her personal life. Fresh out of the Central United Space Marines, Tabitha Knox is ready for change, hoping the next stage in her career can take place in the private sector. Employment with Satera Industries would offer her the exciting, fast-paced work she craves, with generous financial compensation to match. All she has to do is get through the rigorous screening process and prove her worth. The two women meet during the early stages of Tabitha’s application, and their mutual attraction is instant. However, Astrid has been hurt in the past and is cautious about moving too quickly, leading her to devise a plan. She suggests the pair enter the simulations used to test applicants and fight their way through the various environments. If Tabitha can successfully track her down in each phase, she’ll win the ultimate prize: a lucrative job, plus Astrid’s trust and submission. Everything she wants is within reach, but will she be able to achieve her dreams while hunting Astrid? Hunting Astrid is a futuristic sci fi slow-burn FF romance from the talented author Thea Landen. A few words from Thea Landen...When planning out a new book, one of the first things I do is decide whether to write it in first-person or third-person point of view. I know, I know, I really should be focusing on one and developing my distinctive style or voice. But one of the nice things about being an indie author is there are fewer “rules.” I can do what I feel is best for the story I want to tell without feeling limited by what I’ve done in the past. For me, there are pros and cons for both first-person and third-person. I don’t have a strong preference, though I will say that when I’m writing in first-person, it can be a challenge to develop a character who doesn’t just sound like Thea-the-real-person. It’s argued that a little bit of the author is bound to come through in everything they write, and there’s nothing wrong with that, of course. However, I don’t want all my books to sound like I’m the one telling you a story. With first-person especially, I want the story to come from the characters themselves. Okay, so how do I choose? Most of the time, if I’m going to be writing something that involves a lot of world-building, with all the descriptive prose to go along with it, I opt for third-person. I’m not saying it can’t be done in first-person, but when there’s a lot of description going on, it tends to flow more naturally coming from an outside narrator. Most of us don’t walk down the street and spend a lot of time thinking about what precise shade of blue the sky is, or how the road twists and turns like a snake, or the gentle way the breeze is ruffling the leaves on the trees. (Well, some of us might. Authors especially. You do you, I won’t judge!) Even before I plotted out all the details, I knew Hunting Astrid was going to need a lot of such description. Through the use of virtual reality, Astrid and her potential love interest Tabitha travel through a variety of different settings. I wanted each scene to feel distinctive, and I’m not sure if I could have accomplished that by writing in first-person; in other words, by having Astrid herself describe her creations to the readers. Let’s take a look at some examples, starting with Astrid’s “real” world, aboard the train she takes to and from work: Outside the windows, the angles of the metallic skyscrapers gradually shifted into the softer lines of the trees flanking the streets of residential neighborhoods. The soothing music piped in to the commuter car helped further erase the stresses of the day, and she let her gaze drift around her surroundings. Her tranquil state was short-lived, however, as she caught sight of a familiar face. We’re seeing and hearing the scene through Astrid’s eyes and ears, but it doesn’t feel forced. For me, I’m not sure if I’d be consciously aware of ambient music relaxing me, or if I’d just notice feeling more relaxed because of it. Could this passage be written in first-person and still be effective? Sure, but I need to consider the story as a whole. Here’s the first simulation Astrid and Tabitha enter together: Snow swirled over the valley in gritty gray flakes, stinging any parts of Astrid’s skin left exposed by her gear. She squinted into the wind as she clutched her rifle to her chest, trying to determine her location on the map she’d seen from so many angles while working at her desk. Although the storm made it difficult for her to see, she could make out some shadowy buildings in the distance. If this happened to me and I were relaying my version of events to a listener, I might mention something stinging my skin, but I doubt I’d think of the weather conditions as “gritty gray flakes,” nor would I refer to “shadowy buildings” in those precise words. Again, I’m not saying it can’t be done. To me, this level of description simply makes more sense in third-person. One more example of a simulation: Little sunlight penetrated the thick tangle of branches far above Astrid’s head, casting the rainforest in an eerie dim glow. Insects chirped and buzzed on a continuous loop, nearly as loud as the wind in the previous scene. Damp air and the scent of rotting leaves filled her lungs and nose when she inhaled, and a trickle of sweat rolled down the back of her neck due to the oppressive humidity. She couldn’t decide whether to be proud of her team’s skills when creating the lifelike simulation or curse them for their talent and attention to detail. Despite being written in third-person, we can get a clear idea of how Astrid is feeling here. She’s uncomfortable. Maybe a little bit nervous. Even with an outside narration, we’re right there in that rainforest with her, and I don’t think the third-person point of view hampers our connection with her. There are plenty of other examples I could give, including the scene of their climactic showdown, but I don’t want to give away all the fun! In some ways, I did take on the role of Astrid myself, as I had so much fun creating all the different settings for the various scenes to take place in. The chemistry between her and Tabitha is described in vivid detail, and I don’t think I sacrificed anything regarding their emotional connection by choosing to write their story in third-person. If you love strong women, fast-paced action, and the ability to explore fantastic worlds without leaving the safety and comfort of your home, grab your VR headset and join the adventure with Hunting Astrid! GIVEAWAY
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 | Title: Maggie Finds Her Muse Author: Dee Ernst Genre: Women's Fiction, Romance, Contemporary TBR Reviewer: Bella Rating: 4 stars - Highly Recommended Read! Heat: 3/5 - Blush Worthy! |
Forty-eight-year-old Maggie is newly single and having an issue finishing her new book. To find her muse, she is in Paris. She isn’t expecting a Frenchman in her tub or her ex but there they are. As her story begins to flow, so does her feelings for both her ex Alan and her new attraction to Max. They don’t take away from her writing but it does add to the complication that has become her life.
I’m reading this book in the middle of a quarantine so I am so appreciative of the details the author used to describe the beauty that is Paris. The author does a wonderous job detailing the city and the food, plus the wine. Wine is a big part of my life right now, lol.
I like Maggie. She is just lost in her life, unclear on her path but her main goal is finishing her book. I like her focus. The addition of her ex and the Frenchman Max is a nice treat. There’s definitely chemistry between all three but I was routing for one in particular. Maggie’s relationship with her daughter is odd. I’m would not have guessed they are mother daughter by their actions and dialogue. I will say, I don’t read too many women’s fiction any more. Most of them don’t have my interest or they have the same plot. I am pleasantly surprised with this book. I like learning about her life and how she turns it around. If you enjoy women’s fiction and happily endings then this book should be on your list to read.
Maggie Finds Her Muse is a light, fluffy read that I highly recommend!
I’m reading this book in the middle of a quarantine so I am so appreciative of the details the author used to describe the beauty that is Paris. The author does a wonderous job detailing the city and the food, plus the wine. Wine is a big part of my life right now, lol.
I like Maggie. She is just lost in her life, unclear on her path but her main goal is finishing her book. I like her focus. The addition of her ex and the Frenchman Max is a nice treat. There’s definitely chemistry between all three but I was routing for one in particular. Maggie’s relationship with her daughter is odd. I’m would not have guessed they are mother daughter by their actions and dialogue. I will say, I don’t read too many women’s fiction any more. Most of them don’t have my interest or they have the same plot. I am pleasantly surprised with this book. I like learning about her life and how she turns it around. If you enjoy women’s fiction and happily endings then this book should be on your list to read.
Maggie Finds Her Muse is a light, fluffy read that I highly recommend!
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Jia grew up in an orphanage that turned children into master thieves and gave the school of hard knocks a run for its money. Jia’s psychic talents have kept her alive, but not out of trouble. While searching for her adopted brother, Jia finds herself on a galactic adventure with a horde of extra-terrestrial kids she’s determined to protect. Adding to the chaos is an Askole Battle Commander who claims she is his mate. How is that even possible? They’ve never met.
Trayon, the Battle Commander, is a deadly Askole. Huge. Battle hardened muscles. A regular warrior’s nightmare with black, armor-plated skin and tentacles. Who knew the scary guy was such an excellent kisser and had the heart of a romantic? All Jia ever wanted was a family of her own. Maybe an alien family wouldn’t be so bad.
To win Jia, Trayon must prove he loves her and she’s not some female the Coletti Overlord just sold him. But first, he has to keep the trouble magnet alive long enough to convince her.
Trayon, the Battle Commander, is a deadly Askole. Huge. Battle hardened muscles. A regular warrior’s nightmare with black, armor-plated skin and tentacles. Who knew the scary guy was such an excellent kisser and had the heart of a romantic? All Jia ever wanted was a family of her own. Maybe an alien family wouldn’t be so bad.
To win Jia, Trayon must prove he loves her and she’s not some female the Coletti Overlord just sold him. But first, he has to keep the trouble magnet alive long enough to convince her.
SNEAK PEEK
I had always dreamed of finding my soulmate, but I never imagined my Prince Charming would be an alien. Taking a deep breath, I dropped my shields and winced when his tentacles stung me repeatedly. Before I could vocalize a protest, Trayon’s powerful mind surged into mine. Whoa! A vortex that held millions of images, and memories suddenly spun through my head. I reeled as every muscle in my body screamed in protest. Suddenly our minds fused together, and we became as one. His memories became mine. His knowledge became mine. In that instant I knew Trayon was my soulmate and he would love me until the end of time. I opened my eyes and smiled. “Out of all the star systems in the galaxy you found me. What are the odds?”
“I would have found you if I had to search for an eternity. You have my promise that for a thousand nights and beyond, I will give you utter ecstasy. I will love you as you have never been loved before.” There was a tantalizing tenderness in Trayon’s touch.
My hands roamed over him, learning the texture of his skin, the feel of his thickly muscled chest. “I like the way you feel.”
Heat flared in Tihar’s eyes. “You are wearing too many clothes.” The tips of his claws shredded my tunic and leggings. The pieces fluttered to the bed.
I wrapped my arms around his neck. “Ditch the jockey shorts.”
“As my lady commands.” Trayon tapped on his gauntlet and his shorts shrank into a thin metal belt around his waist.
I glanced down and did a double take. Holy Mother Mary of God! His penis was huge and covered in glistening black scales. “That’s never going to fit.”
His long, forked tongue slid across my lips, making my entire body shiver. “To complete the physical bond, I must prepare you first.” Trayon lowered me to the bed. His hands wandered over me greedily. He caressed every inch of my skin, heating my blood until I focused only on the sensation of his touch.
“I want to learn your body. What gives you pleasure. I want to make you come over and over again until you are screaming my name and begging me for more.” His tentacles slid over my breasts, delivering nipping stings to my nipples.
My pussy clenched and a starburst of ecstasy shot through me. “That’s a…” My body bowed as the pleasure pain from the stings grew stronger. “A good start.” My fingers closed around his ginormous penis. I wanted the thick, hard length inside me. I felt it twitch as I explored the ridges lining the tip.
Trayon’s tentacles flared out from his head. “Do that again and I will lose control. I need you too badly.” He removed my hand. “Let me show you the thousand delights.”
“It gets better?”
“It does.” Sliding down my body, Trayon spread my legs apart, and pressed his forked tongue deep into my pussy.
I almost shot off the bed. “Holy Mother! That’s awesome. Do it again.”
Trayon dragged his tongue upward over my clit; again, and again and again.
I writhed, squirmed, and moaned. Raw want flooded me. “Please, Trayon. I need you inside me. Now.”
“You are not ready.”
“I am ready. Really. I am.” My breath caught as he thrust two long fingers inside me, stretching me, filling me. The unbearable fullness had me arching against him as my body caught fire. Two fingers became three as he pumped into me harder and deeper. I screamed as the world exploded around me.
“No hurt.” Cason threw the Izix bone at Trayon. “Momma.”
With a low growl, Trayon snatched it out of mid-air and tossed it back in the crib.
“He’s not hurting me, Cason. He’s making me feel good.” Really good.
Cason stared at us doubtfully.
Talk about a buzz kill. “Go to sleep and when you wake up, I’ll get you some more bloos.”
“Bloos. Bloos.” Cason curled up on the mattress.
“A big bowl of bloos.”
Cason closed his eyes. “Ax.”
I met Trayon’s irritated gaze. “Kids. What can you do?”
“The thousand delights I promised you, might take longer than I planned.”
“So, what are you waiting for? Get to it.”
“Yes, my lady.” Trayon sucked my clit between his teeth and nibbled gently.
My eyes crossed as a tsunami of sensations hit me. Passion and desire turned into mind-shattering bliss. “Holy Mary. Holy Mary,” I groaned.
His long, hot tongue lapped my juices. “Pure ambrosia.”
“Too much,” I cried as ecstasy lit up my nerve ending like wildfire.
Trayon’s tentacles suddenly slithered up my channel, stinging me. My core pulsed as another orgasm rolled over me, leaving me trembling helplessly. “I can’t. Take anymore.”
“You can. You will.” His tentacles nipped my butt cheeks.
I writhed as an insane pressure built between my legs. He was going to kill me with sex. I squeaked when a tentacle pressed against the tight flesh of my anus. "Hey! Wait!"
“Every part of you will know my touch.” Trayon’s tenacious tentacles jiggled their way inside my opening and did the Cha-Cha.
“Even there!” I felt myself softening, opening for them, and a curious hunger built.
“Yes.”
To say I was scandalized would be an understatement. Our priest would have me saying a hundred Hail Marys. I felt the tentacles slip deeper inside me, creating an exquisite torment almost too much to bear. I tried to wiggle free.
With one lightning, fast movement Trayon buried himself deep inside me. My pussy throbbed as I was impaled on his thick cock. “Holy Mary Mother of God!” I gasped. “You’re too big.”
“You will take every inch of me.” He flexed his hips and I gasped as the delicious slide of his flesh sent pleasure sizzling through me. He withdrew and drove forward with a steady rhythm.
I could still feel his tentacles stroking my anus and clit simultaneously. How was that possible? Was mental sex part of the thousand delights? A throaty mewl escaped me as the delicious friction in my ass combined with Trayon’s hard thrusts. Ripples of white-hot ecstasy had me thrashing beneath him.
Trayon bit my neck. “Mine.”
I moaned as a brain jelling climax hit. I couldn’t move as spasm after spasm shook me. These thousand delights would be the death of me, but what a way to go.
“I would have found you if I had to search for an eternity. You have my promise that for a thousand nights and beyond, I will give you utter ecstasy. I will love you as you have never been loved before.” There was a tantalizing tenderness in Trayon’s touch.
My hands roamed over him, learning the texture of his skin, the feel of his thickly muscled chest. “I like the way you feel.”
Heat flared in Tihar’s eyes. “You are wearing too many clothes.” The tips of his claws shredded my tunic and leggings. The pieces fluttered to the bed.
I wrapped my arms around his neck. “Ditch the jockey shorts.”
“As my lady commands.” Trayon tapped on his gauntlet and his shorts shrank into a thin metal belt around his waist.
I glanced down and did a double take. Holy Mother Mary of God! His penis was huge and covered in glistening black scales. “That’s never going to fit.”
His long, forked tongue slid across my lips, making my entire body shiver. “To complete the physical bond, I must prepare you first.” Trayon lowered me to the bed. His hands wandered over me greedily. He caressed every inch of my skin, heating my blood until I focused only on the sensation of his touch.
“I want to learn your body. What gives you pleasure. I want to make you come over and over again until you are screaming my name and begging me for more.” His tentacles slid over my breasts, delivering nipping stings to my nipples.
My pussy clenched and a starburst of ecstasy shot through me. “That’s a…” My body bowed as the pleasure pain from the stings grew stronger. “A good start.” My fingers closed around his ginormous penis. I wanted the thick, hard length inside me. I felt it twitch as I explored the ridges lining the tip.
Trayon’s tentacles flared out from his head. “Do that again and I will lose control. I need you too badly.” He removed my hand. “Let me show you the thousand delights.”
“It gets better?”
“It does.” Sliding down my body, Trayon spread my legs apart, and pressed his forked tongue deep into my pussy.
I almost shot off the bed. “Holy Mother! That’s awesome. Do it again.”
Trayon dragged his tongue upward over my clit; again, and again and again.
I writhed, squirmed, and moaned. Raw want flooded me. “Please, Trayon. I need you inside me. Now.”
“You are not ready.”
“I am ready. Really. I am.” My breath caught as he thrust two long fingers inside me, stretching me, filling me. The unbearable fullness had me arching against him as my body caught fire. Two fingers became three as he pumped into me harder and deeper. I screamed as the world exploded around me.
“No hurt.” Cason threw the Izix bone at Trayon. “Momma.”
With a low growl, Trayon snatched it out of mid-air and tossed it back in the crib.
“He’s not hurting me, Cason. He’s making me feel good.” Really good.
Cason stared at us doubtfully.
Talk about a buzz kill. “Go to sleep and when you wake up, I’ll get you some more bloos.”
“Bloos. Bloos.” Cason curled up on the mattress.
“A big bowl of bloos.”
Cason closed his eyes. “Ax.”
I met Trayon’s irritated gaze. “Kids. What can you do?”
“The thousand delights I promised you, might take longer than I planned.”
“So, what are you waiting for? Get to it.”
“Yes, my lady.” Trayon sucked my clit between his teeth and nibbled gently.
My eyes crossed as a tsunami of sensations hit me. Passion and desire turned into mind-shattering bliss. “Holy Mary. Holy Mary,” I groaned.
His long, hot tongue lapped my juices. “Pure ambrosia.”
“Too much,” I cried as ecstasy lit up my nerve ending like wildfire.
Trayon’s tentacles suddenly slithered up my channel, stinging me. My core pulsed as another orgasm rolled over me, leaving me trembling helplessly. “I can’t. Take anymore.”
“You can. You will.” His tentacles nipped my butt cheeks.
I writhed as an insane pressure built between my legs. He was going to kill me with sex. I squeaked when a tentacle pressed against the tight flesh of my anus. "Hey! Wait!"
“Every part of you will know my touch.” Trayon’s tenacious tentacles jiggled their way inside my opening and did the Cha-Cha.
“Even there!” I felt myself softening, opening for them, and a curious hunger built.
“Yes.”
To say I was scandalized would be an understatement. Our priest would have me saying a hundred Hail Marys. I felt the tentacles slip deeper inside me, creating an exquisite torment almost too much to bear. I tried to wiggle free.
With one lightning, fast movement Trayon buried himself deep inside me. My pussy throbbed as I was impaled on his thick cock. “Holy Mary Mother of God!” I gasped. “You’re too big.”
“You will take every inch of me.” He flexed his hips and I gasped as the delicious slide of his flesh sent pleasure sizzling through me. He withdrew and drove forward with a steady rhythm.
I could still feel his tentacles stroking my anus and clit simultaneously. How was that possible? Was mental sex part of the thousand delights? A throaty mewl escaped me as the delicious friction in my ass combined with Trayon’s hard thrusts. Ripples of white-hot ecstasy had me thrashing beneath him.
Trayon bit my neck. “Mine.”
I moaned as a brain jelling climax hit. I couldn’t move as spasm after spasm shook me. These thousand delights would be the death of me, but what a way to go.
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 | Title: The Holiday Grouch Author: Beth D. Carter Length: 73 pages Genres: Contemporary romance, Holiday romance TBR: Fiona Rating: 4 Stars - Highly Recommended Read! Heat: 3/5 - Blush Worthy! |
Reece Greene had a terribly childhood. His mother left when he was very young, and his father was an alcoholic who never gave him any presents, despite his birthday being on Christmas Day. His dad never said he loved him, but did tell him he was lucky he wasn't being "thrown away," like people do with the unwanted gifts they get for Christmas. Grinch-award for that despicable man! Reece is now a very rich man in his early 50's, who makes his living designing homes for the very rich, who expect their smart-technology to control every aspect of their lives. He's never been married, and in the first chapter gets his ring back from the blonde gold-digger he'd proposed to. Life has been very unkind to this man, so it's no wonder he's such a grouch! Reece's partner convinces him to take some time off--both to forget his unfaithful ex-fiancée, and to scout out a new location for them to build luxury condos. Calliope Whobrey was divorced many years ago when her husband insisted she get plastic surgery to keep her looking younger and thinner. She escaped to lick her wounds to a bed and breakfast on the side of a mountain in Colorado, run by her grandmother, Martha Whobrey. They've made a comfortable living by hosting repeat customers year-after-year, for the different holidays. Christmas is their favorite time.
Of course, Reece and Calliope feel an instant attraction to each other, in this short romance. We get alternating chapters giving each one's point of view. Martha keeps inviting Reece over to enjoy the holiday season with them, and he's the grinch who tries to steal their holiday cheer and good will. Repeatedly. Until his heart starts to grow warmer, and he realizes the error of his ways. In the Dedication, the author says she is trying to write a Hallmark Romance. Since I've never seen one, I don't know if she succeeded but this is a cute love story that brings together two people who shouldn't have anything in common. Reece has a hole where his heart should be until Calliope and her grandmother fill that hole with love. Through them he learns to love himself, and Calliope finds a man who will stay with her because he loves the image of himself he sees reflected in her eyes. Her love makes him feel lovable, and she's the first and only person who has ever done that for him. He's a grouch no more!
Of course, Reece and Calliope feel an instant attraction to each other, in this short romance. We get alternating chapters giving each one's point of view. Martha keeps inviting Reece over to enjoy the holiday season with them, and he's the grinch who tries to steal their holiday cheer and good will. Repeatedly. Until his heart starts to grow warmer, and he realizes the error of his ways. In the Dedication, the author says she is trying to write a Hallmark Romance. Since I've never seen one, I don't know if she succeeded but this is a cute love story that brings together two people who shouldn't have anything in common. Reece has a hole where his heart should be until Calliope and her grandmother fill that hole with love. Through them he learns to love himself, and Calliope finds a man who will stay with her because he loves the image of himself he sees reflected in her eyes. Her love makes him feel lovable, and she's the first and only person who has ever done that for him. He's a grouch no more!
 | Title: Oathsworn Author: Sebastian Black Length: 242 pages Genres: Fantasy, paranormal, LGBTQ romance TBR Reviewer: Fiona Rating: 4 Stars - Highly Recommended Read! Heat: 3/5 - Blush Worthy! |
Former chef Jasper is a mage, from a family of mages. Others in his family have what he considers more "useful" magical abilities, his are confined to food. He can take raw foodstuffs, even spoiled meats, furry fruits, vegetables, and with his power, transform them into 5-star gourmet feasts within minutes. He got bored living in Rhode Island, where he's from, and moved to New York City. Unfortunately, through no fault of his own, he's become trapped in his apartment, literally trapped. He can't even reach his hand out of his window. The tedium of being alone is broken only by his two magical friends who have been supporting him by paying his rent, and occasionally visiting. Since he's stuck with little to do all day, he's been spying on his neighbors. When a gorgeous man moves into the apartment across the street. Finn has just moved into his apartment, but other than eating, sleeping, and exercising, he doesn't spend that much time there. His father is bankrolling a company he started, that he wanted to use to highlight local chefs. Unhappy at work, Finn spends a lot of time trying to work off his stress at home. Lately, when he gets out of the shower, there are messages left for him in the steam on his mirror. He doesn't believe in ghosts, but it's happened often enough to creep him out. What he doesn't know is that the stranded Jasper is trying to communicate with him by practicing astral projection. Finn has no idea what's going on, or whether he should move from his haunted apartment.
Many times the sexual aspects of gay relationships are the sole focus of the story but in this story, Jasper and Finn fall in love gradually. Since there are alternating chapters for each of their points of view, you learn that both of them are unsure if their relationship is moving too quickly. Both of them want this to work, because of the attraction between them, but both of them are cautious about pushing the other too hard. The sexual relationship develops gradually, as does their romance. I found that to be refreshing and believable. It allowed me to even accept the magical elements running through the story. Finn's reaction to being introduced to a part of the world he never knew existed is very believable. As a reader, I am also drawn into believing in a world where there can be people all around us, who have abilities that none of us. Since there is a "ruling council" to ensure that non-magical folks aren't taken advantage of, we can rest assured that unless we become involved with one of the mages, we need not concern ourselves with what we don't know--since it won't hurt us. And in Finn's case, it led to his HEA. In the end, even Jasper's mom likes Finn, so it's all good.
Many times the sexual aspects of gay relationships are the sole focus of the story but in this story, Jasper and Finn fall in love gradually. Since there are alternating chapters for each of their points of view, you learn that both of them are unsure if their relationship is moving too quickly. Both of them want this to work, because of the attraction between them, but both of them are cautious about pushing the other too hard. The sexual relationship develops gradually, as does their romance. I found that to be refreshing and believable. It allowed me to even accept the magical elements running through the story. Finn's reaction to being introduced to a part of the world he never knew existed is very believable. As a reader, I am also drawn into believing in a world where there can be people all around us, who have abilities that none of us. Since there is a "ruling council" to ensure that non-magical folks aren't taken advantage of, we can rest assured that unless we become involved with one of the mages, we need not concern ourselves with what we don't know--since it won't hurt us. And in Finn's case, it led to his HEA. In the end, even Jasper's mom likes Finn, so it's all good.
Spencer realizes that if he wants to build a life with Emilio, he'll need to be strong enough to slay his personal demons and learn to trust again.
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