Previous parts: Sophie Bonaste (Part 1, 7 and 9) Charlie Cochet (Part 8) Grace Duncan (Part 3 and 11) Kim Fielding (Part 6) Lane Hayes Elizabeth Noble (5 and 13) Brynn Stein (2 and 10) Suki Fleet (Part 4 and 12) Part 14 Xander wasn’t a big guy, but he managed to take up a lot of room in Peter’s …
There’s something fascinating about tattoos, isn’t there? I guess it’s the concept of using the body as canvas, of applying art permanently to skin. The fact that someone chooses to get a tat says something about that person–although the specific message changes with time and culture–and of course the chosen design also gives insight into …
I have a two-fer for you this week–two books set in the same universe but written by different authors. They are Anchored by Rachel Haimowitz and Counterpunch by Aleksandr Voinov. The world-building is terrific. The books are set in a world pretty much identical to ours–except that slavery wasn’t abolished in the US in the …
Where My Love Lies Dreaming By Christopher Hawthorne Moss ISBN-978-1-62380-638-5 As the famous riverboat Le Beau Soleil lazily steams down the mighty Mississippi into the heart of the South, distractions of every sort attempt to pull agent for the Treasury Johnny Stanley away from his assignment. While liquor and gaming are no great temptations, …
Most readers of m/m romance already know that Amy Lane can write. And they know that she does angst like nobody’s business. The Bells of TImes Square delivers well on both accounts. But I also liked the sweetness of it. And I’m a sucker for a good historical. I’m hardly an expert in these matters, …
Hi Kim, Thanks so much for having me on your blog today. It’s always fun to talk about my older books. Of course my older books aren’t really that old since I’m still relatively new to being a published author. Haunted was my first published work, so it will always have a special place in …
If you’ve listened to the audio versions of Brute or Housekeeping, you already know how wonderful K.C. Kelly is, because he narrated them. Or maybe you’ve heard him read some other fantastic books, like Mary Calmes’ Frog, Ryan Loveless’s Ethan, Who Loved Carter, or Rowan Speedwell’s Love, Like Water. You can also hear him as Mark …
So if you’ve been following me at all, you know how much I love K.C. Kelly’s book narration. I talked about Housekeeping last week, but he did an especially amazing job with Brute. Seriously, you should listen. I’ve loved his work also on Mary Calmes’ Frog and Ryan Loveless’s Ethan, Who Loved Carter. So when …
Hi Kim, Thank you so much for arranging a day for me so I can ‘talk’ about something from my past. It really is hard to believe Bound by Guilt came out so long ago—it was my first published novel in any genre. I am extremely grateful to Dreamspinner for accepting my work and for …
Thank you, Kim for letting me come borrow your space to talk a bit about my new release. I’ve long been a fan of yours and I enjoy the chance to come visit. First Love has its origin in what was basically one sentence in The Last Grand Master. At one point Farrell tells Prince …