For many years, I reviewed romances. You can see some of the reviews here. But lately I've been writing romance novellas. So whether you've come to read the reviews or get information about my writing, WELCOME! Read, enjoy, and leave messages if you wish. Every day is a good day for romance.
Jimmy and Guy, the main characters in What’s in a Name?, are out and about today, visiting old friends
and saying hi.Join them at these
favorite stops:
After a full day of work, stop by Jimmy’s coffee shop or
Guy’s bar, get yourself a drink and read about how they met and fell in
love.You can buy the book, What’s in a Name?, at
“Just my regular stuff.I think you should go with the leather vest and pants, though.”Jimmy had that glint in his eye, the one
hot-wired to Guy’s dick.
“Not a chance.”
“No?Even if I beg?”
“No.It’s freaking
cold out there.Maybe over the long
johns and a shirt.”Guy glared at Jimmy’s
smirk.“And we’re taking the truck, not
the bike.”
“Awwww, my big, cute biker’s afraid he’ll get his toes cold?”
Guy shook his head.Jimmy’s teasing wasn’t going to get to him today.Besides, he had teasing of his own when they
slipped into bed tonight.
“You said we’ve got two places to visit.Who else?”
Jimmy looked like he was working himself into a little pout,
so Guy stood sipping his coffee and waited him out.
Jimmy: Aren't you ready yet?
Guy: Hold up. I'm getting there. What's the hurry anyway?
J: They're expecting us. Now. Not tomorrow. The day's half done--even in California.
G: So? It's barely begun in Hawaii. (Gives J a hug.)
J: Nope, not going there, big guy. You're trying to distract me.
G: Me? Nah.
(Jimmy gives Guy a slap on the ass.)
G: Oh, we're playing like that, are we?
J (holding up his hands in surrender): No, no! Just trying to get you to move faster.
G (sighs): Where're we going again?
Jimmy: Not far. Just three places:
Join Jimmy and Guy today at the next leg of the Keep Us in Mind Tour. They'll be there all day. And if you want to know more about them, you can order "What's in a Name?" at these booksellers: Dreamspinner Press Amazon Barnes and Noble
Having once toured Europe with a college-age group, I enjoyed the glimpse of my former life in Ellis Carrington's Total Immersion. Here's a hint of my review that was posted at All About Romance today:
A couple of college seniors on a two-week summer tour of Europe discover that not only do opposites attract, but human kindness and loyalty go a long way to making an immersive romance into a solid base for a potential lasting relationship.
Although Evan Stanton isn't one hundred percent cured after he slipped on steps going to class (which forced him into physical therapy), he still agrees to go abroad because his boyfriend wants to. When Evan gets to the airport with his backpack, he's stunned to receive an email dumping him.
Rather than give up on the trip, the goth Evan guts up and gets on the transatlantic flight where he meets preppy Chris Bale whose cheerful disposition hacks away at Evan's tendency to brood.
This is a cute novella with one very glaring flaw. It's apparent why Evan might be attracted to Chris. Chris is the ray of sunshine Evan needs to keep him going on the trip. When Evan's back is killing him and they have a ways to walk, Chris plies him with questions and silly Jeopardy!-like quizzes to divert his attention.
Jimmy and Guy, the main characters in What’s in a Name?, are out and about today, visiting old friends
and saying hi. Join them at these
favorite stops:
