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Shot in the Dark by HJ Raine and Kelly Wyre

January 31, 2013 By 1 Comment

SHOT

Shot in the Dark by HJ Raine and Kelly Wyre
Publisher: Torquere Press
Genre: Contemporary
Length: Short Story (39 pgs)
Other: BDSM, M/M, Anal Play/Rimming, Fetish (Suspension/Rope play), Toys, Spanking/Flogging
Rating: 4 stars
Reviewed by Fern

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Ellis Parker met Maxwell Clark at a Post-Traumatic stress counseling group for ex-soldiers after Afghanistan tours. Sensing their kindred spirits, the two men become friends, then confidants. As their bonds deepen they start confessing fantasies, and Clarke admits his frustration at being a Dominant unable to find a compatible submissive. The two men start exploring with delightful satisfaction resulting for them both.

Almost immediately after starting this novella jumps back into the past and the majority of the story is Ellis re-living his and Clark’s first sexual experience together. I found this style somewhat confusing, but was quickly lost to the hot, sensual and strongly BDSM themed scene was an intoxicating read. Finally for the last few pages it jumps back into the present. The story ends on a slightly unfinished note – leaving the reader wanting more – but in particular I found myself curious by what would have been the following scene. The authors leave a tantalizing vision of what’s to come, but wrap it up before this event unfolds. I was left both satisfied with what is written, but also wanting more, in particular some resolution between the potential upcoming threesome of Clark, his partner Daniel and Ellis.

Despite the fact this isn’t traditional, it’s a wonderful story, deeply graphic without being over the top. I found the scenes tastefully and erotically written – not at all distressing, overblown or harsh. There’s plenty of chemistry and spice, and I’d suggest this as a good place for people wanting to delve further into reading of the BDSM lifestyle without jumping in head-first to anything overtly hard core.

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Multiplayer by Tom A McFerson

January 31, 2013 By Leave a Comment

MULTIPLAYER

Multiplayer by Tom A McFerson
Publisher: Musa Publishing
Genre: Sci-Fi/Fantasy
Length: Short Story (16 pgs)
Rating: 4 stars
Reviewed by Fern

They built a game like no other…

Mason Bradley created the hottest multiplayer game in the world. Then he fled from it, as fast and as far as he could.

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Written in the first person, this was an very cool piece. The protagonist is personable and easy to identify with. He’s got a man’s self-confidence and easy prose, the author giving full justification behind his arrogance. My favourite comment was: “I likened it to the British Secret Intelligence. For routine problems, any of the double-oh’s would suffice. But for true shit-storms, you only rang up Bond.” Even though the plot was simple, I thoroughly enjoyed this story and found it an excellent piece of work.

Although this doesn’t have the traditional happy ending, this is a fantastic gamer/fantasy novella, excellently written and deeply satisfying.

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Year’s End: 14 Tales of Holiday Horror by Various (edited by J. Alan Hartman)

January 31, 2013 By Leave a Comment

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Year’s End: 14 Tales of Holiday Horror by Various (edited by J. Alan Hartman)
Publisher: Untreed Reads
Genre: Sci-Fi/Fantasy, Paranormal, Suspense/Mystery, Holiday, Contemporary, Historical, Horror
Length: Short Story (99 pages)
Rating: 3 Stars
Reviewed by Astilbe

The countdown has begun, but the only thing striking at midnight will be terror…

New Year’s Eve isn’t all champagne and confetti. For some, it’s filled with regrets, the changing of the day dragging them kicking and screaming into a year for which they aren’t prepared. This year, some people will be screaming, but they may not make it to the New Year at all.

Join 14 horror authors as they reveal the dark side of our end-of-year celebrations. This anthology of a holiday gone horrifyingly wrong contains stories by James S. Dorr, Richard Godwin, Nicky Peacock, John Stewart Wynne, Steve Shrott, Leah Givens, George Seaton, Kathryn Ohnaka, Jeremy K. Tyler, Betsy Miller, Byron Barton, Steve Bartholomew, Ali Maloney and Foxglove Lee.

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All fourteen of these stories have truly creepy premises, from characters reluctantly participating in time-honoured traditions that usher in the new year to secret wishes that unfortunately come true. Some authors do a better job of introducing readers to the horrors of their worlds than did others but even the additions that I found less entertaining included scenes that surprised or scared me.

“Appointment in Time,” for example, built up the tension so slowly there was little relief to be found when I figured out what James S. Dorr was doing to the Englishman narrator who detailed his participation in an old New Year’s tradition. The clues were a little too easy to piece together but I still shivered when my prediction of how it would end came to pass. This tendency to reveal crucial information too early on was repeated in “Doll,” in which a businessman buys an antique doll for his ill sister, and “Deadly Secrets,” in which a man visits a mysterious business in order to gain the self control necessary to keep his New Year’s resolutions.

My favourite entries include “The Story of Myrtle Roadie,” in which an eccentric old woman living in a small town in the 1880s is accused of ritually murdering children every December 31, and “Trigger,” in which a fireworks display in a former wildlife sanctuary takes a wild turn. Year’s End is worth buying for the twists and turns in these two stories alone as both kept me guessing until the final sentences. For some reason the strongest entries were concentrated in the first half of the book with the exception of “Token Lesbians.” The idea of a teenage girl, her girlfriend and her sister experiencing the things Stefani runs into on the subway and at the club was a funny and unexpected way to end this collection.

Reading Year’s End: 14 Tales of Holiday Horror is a great way to say adieu to 2012 and kick off 2013 with a shudder. Remember, New Year’s Eve is only 11 months away and who knows what awaits us then!

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Prince Charming by Jennifer Anderson

January 31, 2013 By Leave a Comment

CHARMING

Prince Charming by Jennifer Anderson
Book Two of the Honey Creek Royalty Series – Honey Creek Books
Publisher: Turquoise Morning Press
Genre: Contemporary
Length: Short Story (75 pgs)
Age Recommendation: 14+
Rating: 4.5 Stars
Reviewed by Jasmine

Break-ups are never easy, and Sarah O’Connor finds her hard truth from a note. Furious with the delivery and lack of reasoning, she’s forced to carry on with her life, but Josh’s timing couldn’t have been worse. The Ohio State High School Cheerleading competition is around the corner, and instead of focusing on a monumental win, she’s overwhelmed with the recent heartbreak, jealous when she sees him with a new girl, and confused by lingering feelings of taking him back.

Enter Adrian Beale, a face from her past. Soon, she’s more conflicted because while she knows she needs to move on, making Adrian an ideal candidate, Josh won’t go away.

She decides to put both boys aside to focus on winning state, but when she witnesses an scandalous situation, can she erase what she’s seen, or will the images plague her performance? Can Sarah move on from an old love to a new one, and will she carry her squad to victory?

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One of the things that I loved about this book is the author’s portrayal of the main character as a cheerleader. Rather than following the standard stereotype of either the airhead cheerleader or the mean girl cheerleader, Sarah is a nice girl with ambition, goals and decent grades. Even as the captain of the squad, she doesn’t make it a popularity contest. She’s not out to prove anything to anybody besides the fact that she is a good captain. Sarah cares about what her parents think and succeeding in the things she sets out to do. She may only be a sophomore in high school, but she already knows what she wants to do and is working towards making it happen.

Sarah’s best friend, Beckie, is a great character. She is always there for Sarah without compromising who she is or what she believes for herself, which is exactly what a friendship should be. Adrian seems to be exactly the type of guy that every mother would like to see her daughter end up with. He is mature for his years, due to tragedy in his past, and he is kind and caring. And Josh, as the jerk that broke up with Sarah, is just a total creep.

There was a lot of potential here to turn this book, and Josh, into more than what it was. I’m glad Ms. Anderson held back and kept it the way it is. It’s refreshing to read a teen book that keeps it on a more innocent level with good kids in a small mid-west town. This book reminded me a lot of the types of books I used to read as a teenager. Also, having lived in Ohio my entire life, it was a lot of fun to recognize many of the things mentioned.

The Honey Creek Books are a great series so far, that I’ve really enjoyed reading. The books are stand alone books that aren’t necessary to read in order. Characters from the previous book are mentioned in this one, but not in a way that will confuse the reader or take away from this book or its characters in any way. I’ll definitely be looking for the next one and will be recommending them to my nieces.

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Lost in Clover by Travis Richardson

January 30, 2013 By Leave a Comment

CLOVER

Lost in Clover by Travis Richardson
Publisher: Untreed Reads
Genre: Young Adult, Contemporary
Length: Short Story (96 pages)
Age Recommendation: 16+
Rating: 3 Stars
Reviewed by Astilbe

Welcome to Clover, Kansas, a small town sitting in the middle of America’s Heartland. It’s a peaceful community, until the night that high school student Jeremy Rogers accepts an invitation to party with the “cool” older kids. After things go irreparably wrong, and Clover is thrust into the national spotlight, Jeremy keeps his involvement a secret. As the town heals from the tragedy, Jeremy falls into a psychological abyss from which he cannot escape, until he encounters the monster from his past and has an opportunity to redeem himself.

Sometimes living with the emotional aftermath of a tragedy is more difficult than experiencing it in the first place. It’s easy to wonder how the outcome of a terrible event might have improved if you’d tried a different approach but living in the past can never change what happened.

Jeremy is deeply conflicted. He knows more about what really happened than he lets on but he has no idea how to release his secret without causing more harm. His guilt and subsequent depression went a long way in endearing me to this character. Emotional trauma can take much more time to heal than a bullet wound or broken limb and because the injuries are invisible even the most well-meaning relatives may not understand what one is going through.
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As much as I liked Jeremy the stereotypes in this book threatened to overwhelm the plot. Crazy Eddie’s family is dirt poor, verbally and physically abusive, alcoholic, gun-crazed, racist and ignorant. The citizens of Clover are so xenophobic that they blame troubles for which their friends and neighbours are responsible on the media. Outsiders are dragged through the coals for breaking laws that Clover residents trample over without a second thought.

I grew up in a similar community and know that there are kernels of truth behind all of these stereotypes. The cultural differences between small, rural towns and the urban reports who descend on Clover after the shooting are cannot be ignored. What concerns me is how poorly some of Jeremy’s friends and family members may come across to readers who have never lived in a small town. Casual firearm use and a school prayer that is not lead by students are two of the issues that stand out to me as the easiest for people who have not grown up in this culture to misunderstand.

With that being said the plot of Lost in Clover did an excellent job portraying how the events of one horrific night can ripple through the lives of those affect by it a decade later. Time doesn’t heal all wounds and some memories will never have their sharp edges blunted no matter how many years pass.

Lost in Clover is a chilling reminder of what happens when secrets fester. This is the perfect book for anyone who has ever ached for the truth to be revealed or wondered what really happens behind the closed doors of other people’s houses.

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To Hell With Fate by Kevin J. Cunningham

January 30, 2013 By Leave a Comment

FATE

To Hell With Fate by Kevin J. Cunningham
Publisher: Untreed Reads
Genre: Young Adult, Contemporary
Length: Full Length (210 pages)
Age Recommendation: 14+
Rating: 4 Stars
Reviewes by Astilbe

Young love is a myth.

It’s something we’re conditioned to expect by movies and stories. It’s something we all wanted but could never find. And even when we get older and know the truth, we still wish, just a little, that we had it.

When two young cousins find themselves bored to tears at a family funeral, they find another cousin willing to tell them a little story about his young love: how a simple Valentine’s Day gift from a mini-mart became one of the best he’d ever given.

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“Stories are just ways people lie to each other,” Samantha said. “They only tell the best thing about themselves and leave off the truths that make people not like them in real life.” As cynical as Samantha is I must agree with her here. Most of us do spin the truth – intentionally or unintentionally – in order to make ourselves look better. The question is, what happens when we stop spinning and start revealing our most tender secrets to those we trust to be gentle with them?

Samantha is hovering between the innocence of childhood and the stark realities of growing up. Her impromptu rants about Valentine’s Day reveal a young adult who has no interest in sentimentality. She knows a white lie when she sees one and has already figured out that airbrushed advertisements are not an accurate reflection of life. Of course, like many thirteen year olds she hasn’t figured out how to communicate this politely yet. I liked her willingness to test social boundaries, though, as nothing Samantha says or does is intended to hurt anyone. She’s simply trying to figure out what kind of woman she will become and is accidentally stepping on a few toes in the meantime.

The secondary characters were so well developed they could have almost carried the plot without Samantha’s presence. Joseph’s playful sense of humor and willingness to do almost anything to keep the peace quickly cemented him as one of my favourite extended family members I wasn’t sure what to make of Jessie’s unfailing naivety at first but the personality differences between her and Samantha ended up revealing much more about both of them than we would have known otherwise.

The only thing I didn’t understand about this story is why someone as jaded as Samantha would be initially interested in her cousin’s stories. Joseph is full of wisdom and knows how to keep his audience’s attention once he has it but I was skeptical that even someone as talented as him could capture the imagination of a surly teenager who isn’t keen on connecting with relatives she barely knows.

To Hell With Fate was a delightful read and the perfect book for anyone who has ever had conflicting emotions about their family of origin or sat in the corner wondering how they ended up with such a hodgepodge of well meaning (if overbearing) relations.

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Hunk For The Holidays by Katie Lane

January 30, 2013 By Leave a Comment

HUNK

Hunk For The Holidays by Katie Lane
Publisher: Forever
Genre: Contemporary, Holiday
Length: Full Length (311 pgs)
Heat Level: Spicy
Rating: 5 stars
Review ed by Peppermint

Always putting business before pleasure, Cassie McPherson works hard for her family’s construction business. That might explain why she doesn’t have a date for the company Christmas party. But it doesn’t quite explain why she’s crazy enough to hire an escort for the event or – crazier still – why she’s dying to unwrap him like a present . . .

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Cassie pays good money for the male escorts she hires and while she doesn’t ask for sex she does require total submission. This holiday’s male attraction doesn’t have a submissive bone in his body and tests Cassie’s limits with his male arrogance and looks that leave all the women trailing after him like stray cats. James may not be what she wants, but he is most certainly what she needs.

Cassie is what I would expect in a successful business woman, smart and determined.  While these qualities make her the right hand woman in the family business it leaves her little room for a personal life. Top that with her no nonsense attitude and need for control and there are more than a few lonely nights for her. That is until she meets James, who seems to challenge her at every available moment which both irritates her and turns her on. I really enjoyed watching her grow as an individual and to realize how important a personal life is to accompany her business success.

James seems to have found the balance that Cassie is lacking to a certain extent. He knows that Cassie is a find and is willing to take the time out to focus on developing the relationship. I also appreciated that while he may have mislead Cassie he did it with good intentions. As many of us know however, sometimes the worst actions come out of the best of intentions. Let’s just hope that his good intentions don’t turn out to be the largest mistake in his life.

The author drew out some real emotions from me when reading this story. There are some parts when I felt frustrated with Cassie’s inability to accept what was in front of her. Then I may find myself laughing out loud at the antics of the characters while trying to fix the relationship or at Cassie’s families humor. I even got angry at other characters such as Cassie’s father. It made the story much more enjoyable and keep the pages turning. I would recommend this story to anyone during the holidays or any other time in the year.

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Carbon Copy by Terri Talley Venters

January 30, 2013 By 1 Comment

COPY

Carbon Copy by Terri Talley Venters
Publisher: Wild Child Publishing
Genre: Action/Adventure, Contemporary, Suspense/Mystery
Length: Full Length (202 pgs)
Heat Level: Sweet
Rating: 4.5 Stars
Reviewed by Sage

Lilly Allen has brains, beauty, and a trust fund. She’s living in New York City and her career as a reporter is taking off. She’s hoping the love of her life, Grier, will propose soon. She has it all, or so she thinks.

Grier Garrison, Create Life executive, is running the company while his father, Dr. Michael Garrison, is in the ICU awaiting a heart transplant. Grier knows the truth about Create Life and its shady side business. He fears Lilly and her twin brother, Luke, are in danger.

While working on two unrelated stories, stolen newborns and cloning, Lilly discovers a shocking connection. Horrific things are happening, but who is behind it all?

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Lilly’s life is perfect. She has money, a great boyfriend (who she hopes will become a fiancé soon), a good job, and a loving family (even if her mother is a tad bit annoying). What more can this girl ask for? As heroines go, I found Lilly to be very realistic. She did have flaws and character quirks, some of which annoyed me, but it made her even more realistic. My one complaint about her was that she was a bit on the spoiled side.

Grier, the hero, was yummy. He was supportive, loving, and really all a woman can ask for. What I loved was that he didn’t spend every single waking moment with Lilly and that he had a fully developed life of his own. While the whole story was written from Lilly’s point of view, we got to live some of Grier’s life too.

Luke, Lilly’s brother, stole the show for me. I actually liked him more than I liked the hero, and I really wish to see him get a woman in his own book. (Please, can Luke get a book?)

Now the plot: I love genetic engineering plots, and this was no exception. I don’t want to reveal more or give spoilers away, but this plot had evil, sinister villains who had me on the edge of my seat. This plot had me completely intrigued and I hope other readers will enjoy it as much as I did.  I recommend this one for fans of fast-paced romantic suspense.

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Life on the Land by Vic Winter

January 29, 2013 By Leave a Comment

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Life on the Land by Vic Winter
Publisher: Torquere Press
Genre: Contemporary
Length: Short Story (13 pgs)
Other: M/M
Rating: 4 stars
Reviewed by Fern
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Jason has worked hard for his land, and for his life. Thank goodness he has Robin to share it all with him. Robin cares for him as much as he cares for his ranch, and he’s sure good things are on the way.

Jason Guilhorn had worked hard every day of his life, scrimping and saving until finally he could own his own farm. A modest affair with a few cows, pigs, goats and horses it brings him deep satisfaction. The crowning glory is his lover, Robin, waiting at home for him. For each man their life is perfect, their skills complementing each other – Robin with the finances and keeping their lives comfortable, and Jason with the animals.

This is a quick short shot of a story, but is a wonderful glimpse into country life. There isn’t any waste of time introducing the characters together or setting up the seduction – these men grew up together, and although they realistically sowed their wild oats elsewhere, are a solid team, comfortably together and already deeply in love. The author shows this in numerous, touching ways, how Robin had a bath already drawn for Jason, how Jason doesn’t take Robin’s support for granted. It’s a beautiful snapshot of a settled, happy life still filled with erotic heat and plenty of lust.

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Honeymoon by Emily Glossner Johnson

January 29, 2013 By Leave a Comment

HONEYMOON

Honeymoon by Emily Glossner Johnson
Publisher: Musa Publishing
Genre: Contemporary
Length: Short Story (24 pgs)
Other: M/M, Anal sex
Rating: 4 stars
Reviewed by Fern

Can two men drawn together by past and present events find love when and where they least expect it?

Unable to forget a secret of his past, Lee Mullens arrives at the Haver Corners Inn on his wedding day, alone. Guilt-ridden and confused, he retreats to their planned honeymoon location only to meet the attractive Sanders Hamilton.

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Can Lee and Sanders overcome the conflicts in their lives and find their way to each other?

Lee Mullens goes to the Haver Corners Inn alone – not exactly how he planned to spend his honeymoon. At the last moment he’d been honest enough with himself and his ex-fiancee to admit he couldn’t go through with the marriage. Thoughts of the close friendship – and a single night of far more – with his childhood buddy continue to linger in Lee’s mind. When Sandy, the kind, patient co-owner of the Inn befriends Lee the two men find a bond growing deeper.

This is a short story full of life’s complications, convoluted feelings and deep desire. It ends on a wonderful positive note, but isn’t your traditional Happy Ever After. The author did an amazing job of showing us Lee and keeping him realistic. He is vividly drawn and I felt a real kinship with him, drawn to his problems and self-discovery. Sandy, too, is a sympathetic character and I found myself really hoping these two can find happiness together.

Honeymoon is a wonderful short story, a quick read and full of emotion, need and promise.

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