Top Ten List Part Three


I hope everyone had a wonderful new years! As expected all the televised performances sucked because over half lip synched their way through it. J.LO wearing a fur rug and then whipping it off to a body suit as she was lifted, dragged, and humped around the stage was the highlight of ridiculous. But that’s over!

Since I always tend to cling, I’m still reminiscing over books I read in 2009 that were awesome. The new year will come soon enough so if you’re still looking for some great reads before the new barrage of books, check these out.

Top 10 books you should read: peek under the kilt…

Midweek reads!

Midweek reads!

 

First up is a free read from Kirby Crow called Cocksucking Appointment.  Prostitutes Ethan and Snow may sell their bodies but they love each other. Unfortunately Ethan can not be the Dom and Master Snow needs and their relationship threatens to change when an assertive new client of Ethan’s takes an interest in Snow.

This free read is quick and delightful. Although not entirely polished (I think written on the fly for the TQ social days), this is a great little read and I easily recommend this for those looking for something short but entertaining.  Download it for FREE!

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Second
is Jaye Valentine’s new paranormal with an edgy twist called Damn Gorgeous. Spenser is a reporter with a serious love of things that go bump in the night. When a new assignment brings him to Fall River and to a sexy innkeeper, Spenser may be in over his head finally.
 

This novella is creepy, slick, and interesting. Not to mention filled with spoilers to the point that it’s easier to just throw this in as a midweek read than write a full review. But be sure to pick up a copy for yourself and see if you guess the ending. It caught me I admit and I hope this is the start of a series. Get it HERE!

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Third is Sean Kennedy’s Christmas short story that I just got around to read called Secret Santa.  In this fun short story, Zach is doing some last minute shopping for the holiday, stressing about bringing his boyfriend home to meet the family when he happens to glance over at the mall Santa. A familiar pair of eyes meets his and the fun surprises don’t stop there.

 

This great short story is funny, witty, and definitely will have you eyeing those men in the Santa suits a little bit differently. If you haven’t picked up the Advent calendar stories, then be sure to get this one. It’s quick and easy and worth the few bucks. Get it HERE!