The Rose is linked with Reisz's previous novel, The Red, but can be read perfectly well as a standalone. It tells the story of a young English woman, Lia, who is from a highly privileged background. She has just graduated, and the story begins at her graduation party....
A gay romance with spies is right up my alley, so I was more than happy to dive into this Keira Andrews novel - particularly since I always enjoy her work. The Chimera Affair is the tale of Sebastian Brambani, a young man looked down on by his father for his sexual...
I was intrigued by the premise of this book when I was offered it to review, so eagerly snapped it up. Tubing tells the story of Polly, a young woman living a seemingly perfect life with her boyfriend in London. However, she's actually bored out of her mind, so when...
Yes - another Keira Andrews book review! No, she's not paying me. Just a weird coincidence in my reading habits. The Station is an historical gay romance beginning in England in 1833, and taking the characters on an epic journey to Australia. It tells the story of...
The previous book in this contemporary reverse harem romance series left off on such a cliffhanger that I was eager to find out what happened next. Luckily, Lily Harlem didn't keep her readers waiting for long. Stowaways continues the adventure that Olivia is on with...
Apparently I've been on a bit of a Keira Andrews kick lately. Voyageurs is an historical gay romance, set in Canada. I loved that this was something a bit different once again. Set in 1793, this novella tells the story of Simon Cavendish, a young man who must get to...
