Long and Short Reviews welcomes Sean Michael who is celebrating the recent release of The More the Merrier.

Thank you to Long and Short Reviews for hosting me today.

The men from the Teddy Bear Club books meet twice a week at the Roasty Bean, an independent coffee shop, owned by one of the members of the informal father and kids club. It’s always an interesting proposition for me, writing coffee drinkers, because I don’t like coffee. Like at all. I don’t even like it flavoring my desserts, even if it does so mildly.

So when I do a top five favorite coffee shop drinks – I am always going to be going with non-coffee flavored drinks. Well, and if you keep reading, you can see what happened when I tried to come up with five for this list…

5. I don’t drink coffee, and there are not a huge amount of other drinks from coffee places that aren’t super sweet or that I just don’t like, so I don’t actually have a top five.

4. In fact, I don’t even have a top four favorite coffee shop drinks because most hot chocolates are made with water (ewww) or are super chocolatey, which I am not a big fan of in a big drink – I like my chocolate in moderate amounts and I have to be in the mood. I have tried different things at different places and just wind up saying no, thank you that’s not for me. This saves me money as I’m not always running into a coffee shop for a five dollar drink!

3. Passion Iced Tea Lemonade with five classic pumps – this isn’t my favorite ever drink from Starbucks, but it is the one I order if I happen to be with people getting Starbucks. That or a glass of water…

2. Orange Valencia Refresher – the moment I found this at Starbucks it was doomed. They had it for about another three months before they discontinued it… (I have a history of discovering something that I really like, be it a drink, a food, whatever, and before I know it, I can no longer find it because it’s been discontinued – maybe I should discontinue my taste buds ? )

1. White Hot Chocolate with whip from Second Cup – throw in some burnt marshmallow or caramel flavoring in there occasionally too and I am a happy writer. This is the one that I actually drink the most, although pretty much exclusively between October and March as it is very much a cold weather drink.

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Sean Michael
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Too much of a good thing?

When Logan gets the call about newborn triplets in need of a home, he steps up, realizing too late the daunting task he’s taken on. He’d be lost without the men of the Teddy Bear Club—especially Dirk.

Dirk even offers to spend spring break at Logan’s home, helping him and the babies settle in. He loves being a dad, and he wants to help Logan find the same joy. It doesn’t hurt that they enjoy spending time together.

Before they even realize it, they’re settling into a routine… becoming a family.

Falling in love.

But their new bond is about to face the ultimate test. Will they come through and realize that with love, there’s no such thing as enough?

About the Author: Best-selling author Sean Michael is a maple leaf–loving Canadian who spends hours hiding out in used book stores. With far more ideas than time, Sean keeps several documents open at all times. From romance to fantasy, paranormal and sci-fi, Sean is limited only by the need for sleep—and the periodic Beaver Tail.
Sean fantasizes about one day retiring on a secluded island populated entirely by horseshoe crabs after inventing a brain-to-computer dictation system. Until then, Sean will continue to write the old-fashioned way.

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Long and Short Reviews welcomes Sean Michael who is celebrating the release of Educating the Professor. You can read our review of the book here.

Thank you to Long and Short Reviews for hosting me today!

Growing up, I loved school and that didn’t change when I hit University. In fact, my love got even bigger as I got to focus more on the things I loved. I took summer courses, not because I needed the credits, but because they offered stuff like companion courses Irish Lit and Irish History taught by a professor visiting from Boston University.

So, I thought I’d share my top five favorite courses I took at University.

5. Short Story – I loved this class for the professor as much as anything else – he had a great teaching manner which was probably a good thing as I had two other mandatory courses he taught.

4. Russian – I loved learning this language and even participated in a trip of university students to the Soviet Union.

3. Canadian Fiction – I read some awesome books in this class, including Coming Through Slaughter by Michael Ondaatje which really opened my mind to what fiction could be.

2. Spy Novels – this one had great reads, but also an old prof who meandered from one thing to another that I found absolutely fascinating.

1. Science Fiction – yep, I got to read my favorite genre as homework! Even the fact that the prof was dry as dust and an egomaniac didn’t ruin it. (And to be fair the ego was well deserved, every non-fiction book on Science Fiction I read for papers referenced him in the bibliography.)

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Kenneth Brannigan is a small-town history professor. He’s happy with his life, loves the classes he teaches, and lives in a tiny apartment in a converted house with his best friend, Tim, next door. He’s still recovering from a bad breakup and is content to stick to his comfortable routine. It’s Tim who insists he come to the Queer Alliance’s Rainbow Mixer.

At the mixer, Kenn meets David Burgundy, a new-to-town TA who is working on his masters. Dave is drawn immediately to Kenn and is thrilled when Kenn offers to show him the best pizza place in town. One meal leads to two, which leads to Dave and Kenn spending most of their free time together… and Kenn loosening his self-imposed rules regarding dating and sex for some kinky fun.

Kenn’s ex isn’t going to just let Kenn be, though, and the happier Kenn is with Dave, the less the ex likes it. Will Kenn continue to run away from his past, or will his relationship with Dave help him face it head-on?

Enjoy an Excerpt

“I’m sure. So Anita said history. What’s your focus? Is that what they call it? Or would speciality make more sense?”

“My focus is North American history, specifically post-industrial and LGBT studies. I also teach western civ.”

“Cool. I’m archaeology. I’ll be doing my first TA work this year.” He was actually a little nervous. It was a sensation he wasn’t that used to.

“Ah, I remember those days. I’m sure you’ll do fine. Who are you working under? Dr. Jonas?”

“Yeah. She’s one of the big reasons why I decided to do my masters here.”

“Welcome to campus. It’s a good place.”

“Thanks.” Dave liked Kenneth’s quiet voice, and he wanted to engage him in conversation. “You have to tell me where the best pizza joint is. That’s always the first place I try to discover.”

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The temptation to ask if they were still talking about pizza was huge. Dave went for something not quite as suggestive, but he did let his eyes slowly climb from Kenneth’s feet to his face. “I guess it depends what I’m in the mood for.”

“If you like thin, then Oscar’s is the place. If you like thick crust, Davidos is great.”

“Davidos? You know I’m going to have to give a place that’s nearly my namesake a try. Especially if they’re thick….” He let the sentence trail off, his unspoken “Like me” lingering in the air.

Kenneth’s gaze flickered away. “It’s decadent. Try the sausage, if that’s your thing. It’s better than sex.”

Interesting. Kenneth had gotten it, Dave thought, but wasn’t sure what to do with it. Still, Kenneth had brought up sex, so Dave would run with it. “I love sausage—pun definitely intended. And nothing is better than sex. Of course if you need empirical evidence….”

Kenneth chuckled softly. “I’m not in the market for anything more involved than pizza.”

“But you are in the market for pizza. You should come with me to Davidos. Better yet, we’ll have one from each back at my place and compare them, see which one is better.”

“Did you manage to find an apartment? I know that’s the biggest concern around here.”

“I’m rooming with a bunch of folks—it’s how I met Anita. You’d like it. I’m serious, come see it and eat pizza with me and tell me outrageous stories about the academy.” What he really wanted to know more about was Kenneth.

“Oh, I have papers to grade….” Those green eyes were fastened on Dave, though, the interest clear.

“Already? You’re a hard taskmaster. On yourself as well as the students.” He nudged Kenneth’s shoulder. “Come on. Play hooky with me tomorrow evening.”

“How about we meet at Davidos for supper? I don’t have any evening classes.”

Cautious. Dave wondered if there was a story there.

“Sure thing. Six?”

“Six thirty?”

A little pushy too. He kind of liked it. “Six fifteen.” They could meet in the middle.

“I can manage that. Uh. Do you have a phone number if I have to cancel or something?”

“I was just thinking we should exchange deets.” He pulled out his phone and handed it over.

About the AuthorBest-selling author Sean Michael is a maple leaf–loving Canadian who spends hours hiding out in used book stores. With far more ideas than time, Sean keeps several documents open at all times. From romance to fantasy, paranormal and sci-fi, Sean is limited only by the need for sleep—and the periodic Beaver Tail.

Sean fantasizes about one day retiring on a secluded island populated entirely by horseshoe crabs after inventing a brain-to-computer dictation system. Until then, Sean will continue to write the old-fashioned way.

Buy the book at Dreamspinner Press.

Thank you very much to LASR for hosting me today.

Neither Cash nor Brad have done a lot of travelling and certainly hadn’t been to each other’s backyards before the events in Inheritance.

I’ve done a fair bit of travelling myself, but haven’t done all that much in North American. So I thought I’d share some of the destinations in the US and in Canada that I’d like to visit, should I get the chance.

My Top Ten US Destinations
1. Alaska
2. San Francisco
3. Seattle
4. New York
5. LA
6. Chicago
7. Denver
8. San Diego
9. Hawaii
10. New Orleans

My Top Ten Canadian Destinations
1. Newfoundland
2. Victoria
3. Prince Edward Island
4. Vancouver
5. Calgary
6. Edmonton
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Cash McCord’s life is pretty much perfect. He owns the family ranch, loves his work, and invites the occasional cowboy into his bed. But everything is turned upside down when his brother Jack and Jack’s wife Val are killed in a car crash, leaving behind six kids.

Cash is made guardian of the children, along with Val’s brother, Brad Rafferty—a man who couldn’t be more different from Cash if he tried. A Yankee, Brad is a video-game developer who works twelve-to-fourteen-hour days at his desk. They lock horns as soon as they set eyes on each other. Neither man is happy to have the other around, but neither is willing to give up custody of his nieces and nephews.

It’s up to these two polar opposites to keep the kids together and give them a family again. But first they’ll have to keep from killing each other.

Bio:

Best-selling author Sean Michael is a maple leaf–loving Canadian who spends hours hiding out in used book stores. With far more ideas than time, Sean keeps several documents open at all times. From romance to fantasy, paranormal and sci-fi, Sean is limited only by the need for sleep—and the periodic Beaver Tail.

Sean fantasizes about one day retiring on a secluded island populated entirely by horseshoe crabs after inventing a brain-to-computer dictation system. Until then, Sean will continue to write the old-fashioned way.

Buy the book at Dreamspinner Press, Amazon, Barnes and Noble, or Kobo.