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Stroke of Luck by Jourdan Lane

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*I got this title free from the author in a give away (yay! I won something and actually got what I won!).

 

Stroke of Luck by Jourdan Lane

Blurb: Dale and Brandt are doing all right on their ranch in Colorado, raising horses and living together. Brandt still has a jealous bone, and sometimes they fuss about the small stuff, but Dale knows they love each other, and that things will straighten themselves out as long as he and Brandt are honest with each other.

When an old friend arrives from Texas, though, jealousy rears its ugly head, and Brandt and Dale find themselves at odds. Can they help Evan get back on his feet, and keep their own feet on the ground about their relationship with each other?

Note:  Brandt and Dale first appeared in the popular anthology, Cowboy Up.

Hot Cowboys..

The Good Thief by James Buchanan

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The Good Thief by James Buchanan

I thought I had read this book already but discovered I had in fact confused it with another book. So once again I’m reading off the backlist.

Blurb:


Working construction provides Caesar with a great way to cover up his real job; stealing whatever he can get his hands on. Which is why the guy he has a fling with could be really bad for business. Nate is a cop, and Caesar worries that he might be tempting fate if he sees Nate again, even if he wants to.

When Caesar discovers something far worse than some petty thievery on one of his jobs, though, he knows he has to report it to Nate, and the two of them try to find a way to keep Caesar safe until he can testify, even as the sparks fly between them. Can Nate protect Caesar and teach him that there are ways to be a good guy as well as a thief?

I seem to have rambled.

In Their Own Skins: Shifting Sands by Kiernan Kelly

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In Their Own Skins: Shifting Sands by Kiernan Kelly

Blurb:

Shapeshifter Dakota thinks he’s the only one of his kind in the whole world. Then he meets Jax and the sparks ~ and fur ~ flies. Convinced now that there must be more like them, Dakota and Jax seek out other shapeshifters and bring them all to the Shifting Sands ranch, where they can be free to be themselves. Where the restraints of cities and people can’t hold them back.

But what if not all shifters are content to just subsist side by side with humans? What if there are predators out there from time long past who consider themselves to be the top of the food chain? There may be forces at work looking to take the Shifting Sands ranch out of the picture. Can Dakota and Jax save themselves and the world from the predators? Or have they bitten off more than they can chew?

Shifting Sands includes two bonus stories in the same universe, The Sound of Home, and Mother Blue’s Bar and Grill. Get all three of these great stories in one volume!

Crazy, insane, but imaginative at least..

StarCrossed 2 by Reno MacLeod and Jaye Valentine

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 StarCrossed 2: Opposite Ends of the Spectrum by Reno MacLeod and Jaye Valentine

Blurb:
Incubus Dekin Swain finds himself plucked from his monochrome, sex-feeding lifestyle and thrown into the harsh, chilling world of a traveling carnival freak show. His life gains a vibrant splash of color when he is caged beside a fellow ‘freak’ who should be his mortal enemy.

A prisoner of the carnival long before the demon arrived, Kelly, the ‘Scarlet Angel’, has almost given up hope of ever escaping his captors. His extraordinary hair and wings quickly catch Dekin’s interest and lustful stares.

Thrust together by the cold fingers of fate, Dekin and Kelly are forced to put aside their differences and work together. The appearance of an artist with an unusual talent puts the fragile bond between angel and demon to the test. Dekin and Kelly quickly discover that although life together will never be easy, life apart would be unbearable.

You asked for it…

StarCrossed 1: Demon Tailz

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StarCrossed 1: Demon Tailz by Reno MacLeod and Jaye Valentine

Blurb:

Famous for the witch trials of 1692, Salem has been trying to smudge out the horrible images of murder and injustice for centuries. In a complete turnaround, the town began welcoming all witches, and by the early 21st century one in four Salem residents either claimed to be a witch or to know one.

Jace Barton is a demon making a comfortable living as co-owner of Tailz — a colorful pub in Salem — along with his twin brother Konnor. Strange people pass through its doors all the time, but on Halloween things always tend to get even more bizarre. Still, Jace is surprised when Cash Rowan pays him a visit with a tale that stands Jace’s hair on end. Ten years of desperate searching has brought Cash to Jace’s door, and he isn’t leaving until Jace gives him exactly what he needs.

Warning: This dark urban fantasy contains graphic violence and a consensual sexual relationship between non-human twin brothers.

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Symphony for the Devil..

Tail-tell Signs of Trouble by Misa Izanaki

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Tail-tell Signs of Trouble by Misa Izanaki

Blurb:

Dante knows that skipping work probably isn’t the best idea if he wants to impress his lover, club owner Kale. Too bad he can’t figure out any other way to explore the side of Kale he hardly knows, the side that’s a formidable Dom. Kale is furious when he finds out what Dante is up to, but he soon learns that protecting Dante from a certain side of him isn’t going to work. Can Dante show Kale that he wants everything Kale has to give?

 

Okay, maybe it wasn’t such a bad plan after all.

Mr. Fix-It by Kiernan Kelly

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Mr. Fix-It by Kiernan Kelly

Blurb:

Max is having a hard week that ends when he comes home to an empty house and a mess left by his ex-lover. Max can’t catch a break even then. Thanks to a computer glitch, Max finds out that he’s the accidental owner of a perfectly lust-worthy android instead of the robotic vacuum cleaner he really ordered. But, when Max pushes the android’s buttons, the android returns the favor. Max finds out he’s got buttons he didn’t know about, buttons that his new friend is ready to push again and again.

 

Robo-Technic’s Personal Attendant Model V-8429-001-884

G.S. Wiley’s Connection

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Connection by G.S. Wiley

 

Blurb:
Healing takes a long time after Bryan loses Max to a freak car accident. Bryan’s one connection to Max is via text message, and he sends long letters to Max’s disconnected number, the way he never did when Max was alive.

Then even that connection is lost when Max’s phone number is assigned to Sarah, a single mom with a habit of losing her phones. It’s Christmas, Bryan is alone, and he can’t even text Max to tell Max how he feels. Maybe it’s Christmas magic, or maybe it’s one last present from Max, but Bryan finds a human connection to help him start over, in the most unexpected way.

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Review: Asher And The Threesome

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Asher And The Threesome (Asher, #2)Asher And The Threesome by Zoe Nichols
My rating: 3 of 5 stars

Blurb:
Asher is furious when Derek suggests they need to spice up their love life. He thinks he ought to be plenty enough for his hunky lover as is. But when Derek brings hot bartender Dean home with him after work, Asher starts to have second thoughts. Maybe adding a little extra to their bedroom antics wouldn’t be so bad, especially as amazing as Derek and Dean are together. Will Asher give in and give Derek something new and different?

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Review: Asher And The Elevator Romp

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Asher And The Elevator Romp (Asher, #1)Asher And The Elevator Romp by Zoe Nichols
My rating: 3 of 5 stars

Blurb:

Asher and his boyfriend Derek are heading out for a night of fun, all dressed up with plenty of places to go. Asher has on his best skirt and heels, knowing he looks like a million bucks. He’s teasing Derek unmercifully and the two boys make it as far as the elevator, but will this pair ever make it out of the hotel to get to their party?

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