Hey, it's Friday the 13th! Time to make sure you've signed up at Rafflecopter to win a gift card for coffee.
Then you can sit back and take a couple of hours to read What's in a Name? and decide whether you'd like Jimmy or Guy to be yours.
Buy a copy of the book at
Dreamspinner
Amazon
Amazon UK
Amazon Canada
Barnes and Noble
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.
Showing posts with label coffee. Show all posts
Showing posts with label coffee. Show all posts
Friday, March 13, 2015
5 Days Left to Win a Coffee Card
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coffee,
Dreamspinner Press,
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what's in a name?
Wednesday, December 31, 2014
Happy New Year!
Jimmy & Guy wish you a very
HAPPY NEW YEAR!
May 2015 bring you all the joy, love,
and caffeine
you've ever wanted.
(from Pat Henshaw, author)
Saturday, March 15, 2014
A Gay Romance for Coffee Lovers
I'm a tea drinker myself, so the overall setting of B. G. Thomas' Hound Dog & Bean, Bean's coffee shop, isn't really my cup of....tea. (Sorry! Had to do it.)
But Thomas' book is a lovely romance in the true sense of the word, a bringing together of two hearts. That they're brought to together by coffee and dogs is something foreign to me and something that should have put me off the story.
But Thomas' nearly lyrical passages and the magical realism when Hound Dog and Bean visit a special tree won me over. Lyrical passages and magical realism aren't what appear in any other gay romantic fiction as far as I'm aware, so I wasn't really prepared to have both qualities pop out at me.
The book didn't make a coffee drinker out of me nor did it tempt me to adopt a puppy, but the story has stayed in my mind for months. Every once in a while I remember a particularly beautiful scene and smile.
But Thomas' book is a lovely romance in the true sense of the word, a bringing together of two hearts. That they're brought to together by coffee and dogs is something foreign to me and something that should have put me off the story.
But Thomas' nearly lyrical passages and the magical realism when Hound Dog and Bean visit a special tree won me over. Lyrical passages and magical realism aren't what appear in any other gay romantic fiction as far as I'm aware, so I wasn't really prepared to have both qualities pop out at me.
The book didn't make a coffee drinker out of me nor did it tempt me to adopt a puppy, but the story has stayed in my mind for months. Every once in a while I remember a particularly beautiful scene and smile.
Labels:
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A list,
AAR,
B. G. Thomas,
barista,
book review,
coffee,
DIK,
gay fiction,
gay romance,
m/m romance,
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