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Review: Gunn’s Golden Rules: Life’s Little Lessons for Making It Work

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Gunn's Golden Rules: Life's Little Lessons for Making It Work
Gunn’s Golden Rules: Life’s Little Lessons for Making It Work by Tim Gunn
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

I’m a fan of Project Runway and who doesn’t adore Tim Gunn? He’s the uptight yet charming and adorable mentor who has definite rules about what he likes and doesn’t like. However he delivers those criticisms with such an engaging manner that you can’t help but love him even as he so charmingly tells the designer it’s all crap. That kind of dichotomy is on full display in his Guide to Making it Work. Continue reading →

Hotwired Heart by Jaime Samms

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Hotwired Heart (Tales from Rainbow Alley, #1)Hotwired Heart by Jaime Samms

Blurb:
Book one in the Tales from Rainbow Alley Series

A good car thief needs sixty seconds, but grand theft heart might take even less time than that.

Freedom and trust; opposite sides of the same coin that could give expert car thief, Marky, the win he’s looking for. Little does he know escaping his gang ties will lead him through heartbreak and into cuffs he hadn’t even thought to watch out for.

Now he can trust the powerful man who wants to help, or he can keep running. It all depends on how much he values his freedom, and whether or not Roland has managed the impossible; hijacking Marky’s carefully guarded heart.

Publisher’s Note: This story has been previously released as part of the Stealing My Heart anthology by Total-E-Bound

My rating: 4 of 5 stars

the dick doesn’t quite match the porn star cover but its close..

The Red Thread of Forever Love by Nicole Kimberling

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The Red Thread of Forever LoveThe Red Thread of Forever Love by Nicole Kimberling

Blurb:
A "Not Quite New Year" Story!

Folklore researcher and PhD candidate Hank Caldwell has a problem. He’s come to Japan to get information for his book on supernatural creatures called yokai. Along the way he discovers that yokai are not only real, but one of them is determined to make Hank his forever lover.

Translator Daisuke Tachibana knows all about the shadowy figure in a business suit who keeps accosting Mr. Caldwell. He knows the creature must be stopped, but how? Their upcoming research trip to a remote, hot springs resort will be exactly the opening the yokai is looking for. Now if only Tachibana could stop thinking about Mr. Caldwell’s naked, freckled body submerged in steaming water long enough to formulate a plan to keep the amorous creature at bay.

My rating: 4 of 5 stars

I kind of want a yokai now!

Desmond and Garrick (Book One) by Hayden Thorne

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Title: Desmond and Garrick (Book One)
Author: Hayden Thorne
Publisher: Prizm Books
Length: Novel
Buy the book: Publisher

Blurb:
It’s 1815, just after Napoleon’s defeat at Waterloo and Garrick Mortimer is a scholar extraordinaire, an underemployed and starving genius. Desperate, he agrees to sign on as tutor to Desmond Hathaway, the youngest son of a vampire family living in Yorkshire. […]

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Love Ahead: Expect Delays by Astrid Amara

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Love Ahead: Expect DelaysLove Ahead: Expect Delays by Astrid Amara

Blurb:
Austin thinks driving a 1989 Geo Spectrum fourteen hundred miles in the middle of winter is a bad idea. But he would never forgive himself if the man he loved, Zach Roth, got himself killed in Idaho, so he agrees to go.

Besides, he has something to prove. He wants Zach to know that its more than just Zach’s deliciously wicked body he adores. And if it takes spending Hanukkah in Zach’s Grandma’s old hatchback to prove it, then so be it.

Ever the optimist, Zach believes everything will turn out for the best. But bad weather, robberies, blown gaskets, run-ins with the police and motel bedspreads of questionable cleanliness seem to conspire against them, and they may need eight days of miracles just to keep each other and their romance alive.

My rating: 4 of 5 stars

holiday dick is always sweeter..

The Horror in Dunwich Hall by Johnny Murdoc

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Title: The Horror in Dunwich Hall
Author: Johnny Murdoc
Publisher: Self Published
Length: Short Story / 18 pgs
Buy the book: Kindle, Ebook

Blurb:
The Horror in Dunwich Hall is a fun little horror story with a heavy dose of hockey jock sex in the middle of it. Anyone who knows me knows that I love horror stories, and this […]

Read the review at Three Dollar Bill Reviews Here:
http://threedollarbillreviews.com/2011/01/11/the-horror-in-dunwich-hall-by-johnny-murdoc/
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Goodreads HERE!

Mistletoe at Midnight by L.B. Gregg

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Mistletoe at MidnightMistletoe at Midnight by L.B. Gregg

Blurb:
Part of His For The Holidays Anthology)

Owen McKenzie has traveled to Vermont to spend an old-fashioned Christmas with his family when he finds himself staying at the same inn as his first love. Owen is disconcerted to realize he’s still attracted to Caleb Black but refuses to pursue him. Caleb left him once, and Owen’s not going down that road again.

Caleb is ready for a second chance with Owen and gets it when fate and the matchmaking McKenzies conspire to strand the two men in a rustic cabin during a snowstorm on Christmas Eve. Can Caleb convince Owen to rekindle their romance so they can stop spending their holidays apart?

why is an embarrassed dick so yummy?

The Mariposa Club by Rigoberto Gonzalez

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Title: The Mariposa Club
Author: Rigoberto Gonzalez
Publisher: Lethe Press
Length: Novel /250 pages
Buy the book: Paperback, Ebook
Rating: 3.5 stars

Review:
Mariposa Club is a decent coming of age story that has engaging characters and a youthful appeal. The situations and especially the cast are all exaggerations. They’re extreme depictions of tropes and themes surrounding gay teens. There is the flaming overweight queen, the fierce cross dresser, token white boy with a big dick, and the very sensitive, thoughtful Mexican narrator. None of the characters particularly grow or mature over the course of the story even though the plot is heavily character driven. Instead the story is more an anthem for young gay teens of any type, involving characters and situations that they can emphasize and sympathize with.

The whole review is available at Three Dollar Bill Reviews HERE or on Goodreads HERE!

Dudleytown by L.B. Gregg

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DudleytownDudleytown by L.B. Gregg

Blurb:
College sophomore Alexander Strauss has one rule: no messing around with straight guys. Especially not his mouthwatering roommate, Shannon. When their ride share drives off the side of a mountain, the two young men find themselves deep in an uninhabited forest searching for their missing friend. Wandering the famously cursed grounds of Dudleytown, Alex figures something truly unholy must be at play, because only insanity could tempt him to break his cardinal rule.

My rating: 3.5 of 5 stars

dont be the guy who gets killed!