Ames’ review of Copping a Feel by Jamieson Wolf. I’m not putting up a picture of the cover because IT IS SCARY. If you’re curious, go see it here. (H: It is pretty scary) Justin’s world is thrown upside down when a cop gives him a blowjob in a hotel bathroom. But when the cop […]
Ames’ review of Kiss Across Time by Teal Ceagh. Taylor Yates just got fired from her university job for insisting that the fifth-century British poet and playwright, Inigo Domhnall, existed. When she hears the poet’s lyrics in a death metal song, she engineers a meeting with the dark-eyed, dark-haired lead singer, Brody Gallagher. An unintended […]
Hey everyone, this is Wena’s friend, Ames. She’s asked me to let everyone know she’s going to be MIA from blogging for a bit. She lost her mom yesterday. She wanted to me let you know she’s doing as well as can be expected. Our thoughts and prayers are with you and your family […]
Ames’ review of Grimspace by Ann Aguirre. By all accounts, Sirantha Jax should have burned out years ago… As the carrier of a rare gene, Jax has the ability to jump ships through grimspace—a talent which cuts into her life expectancy, but makes her a highly prized navigator for the Corp. But then the ship […]
Ames’ review of The School for Brides by Cheryl Ann Smith. It’s never too late to live happily ever after… Miss Eva Black spent her life concealing her mother’s past as a courtesan. Now a spinster, her beauty hidden away under a dour disguise, Eva spends her days schooling courtesans to be suitable wives. But […]