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Book Review: Love Wins Anthology

Posted on December 23, 2016 by thebloggergirls

Reviewed by Morgan

Title: Love Wins
Authors: Lucie Archer, Kris T. Bethke, Deja Black, M.A. Church, Jana Denardo, Nicole Dennis, Julie Lynn Hayes, Jude Dunn, Xenia Melzer, Grace R. Duncan, L.A. Merrill, Ravon Silvius, Renee Stevens, Alicia Nordwell, Troy Storm, Tray Ellis, David C. Dawson
Genre: MM Anthology
Length: 330 pages
Publisher: Dreamspinner Press
Release Date: December 12, 2016
Available at: Amazon and Barnes & Noble
Add it to your shelf: Goodreads

Blurb: With time comes healing, but Orlando and the LGBT community are still recovering from last June’s tragedy. To show our ongoing support for those affected by the Orlando shooting, our authors, editors, artists, and staff have volunteered their talents to create this second benefit anthology. All proceeds will be donated to LGBT organizations in central Florida. Join us as we reaffirm that no matter the obstacle, love always wins
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Categories: 4.5 Star Ratings, LGBT, M/F, Morgan's Reviews, Published in 2016 | Tags: Alicia Nordwell, Anthology, Charity, David C. Dawson, Deja Black, Dreamspinner Press, Existing Couples, F/F, FM, Friends to Lovers, Grace R. Duncan, Hurt/Comfort, Jana Denardo, Jude Dunn, Julie Lynn Hayes, Kris T. Bethke, L.A. Merrill, long distance relationships, Love Wins, Lucie Archer, M.A. Church, M/M, military, Nicole Dennis, Opposites Attract, Poly, Ravon Silvius, Renee Stevens, Short Stories, The Blogger Girls, Tray Ellis, Troy Storm, Xenia Melzer | Leave a comment

Book Review: How Sweetly the Whippoorwill Sings by Tray Ellis

Posted on June 4, 2015 by Nikyta

Reviewed by Nikyta

Title: How Sweetly the Whippoorwill Sings
Author: Tray Eillis
Heroes: Jake & Everett
Genre: M/M Contemporary
Length: 42 pages
Publisher: Dreamspinner Press
Release Date: May 28, 2014
Available at: Dreamspinner Press & Amazon
Add it to your shelf: Goodreads

Blurb: On the day of Molly and Irving’s wedding the usual hiccups and snags happen, but Irving’s best man, chemistry professor Everett Donnelly, is there to smooth them over, keep everyone organized, and make last minute adjustments based on the lists he keeps. If only he weren’t distracted and reeling from his strong attraction to Molly’s brother, police officer Jake Mountbatten, whom Everett first met at the rehearsal dinner.

In between boutonnière crises and wedding photos, the two men have ample opportunities to catch each other’s eye, but the obligations of the wedding interrupt them time and again. Finally, all the speeches and traditional activities are over, and Everett finds Jake to see if they can make a little romance of their own.
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