Lis’ Review: Sunset by Arshad Ahsanuddin

Arshad Ahsanuddin

Sunset (Pact Arcanum #1)

Createspace, April 10, 2011 | 448 pages

Author’s website | Goodreads | Buy book here

Backblurb:
Book One of the gay vampire saga Pact Arcanum

Los Angeles, 2040. The terrorist Medusa and her followers threaten to destroy the metropolis with a nuclear bomb. One individual, the vampire Nicholas Jameson, comes forward to oppose them. As Nick takes on the terrorists, the fragile peace between the races hangs perilously in the balance as the supernatural peoples are exposed.
With millennia-old magic, emerging romance, and ever-shifting allegiances, this inventive new series unveils a scintillating, homoerotic world of Nightwalkers, Daywalkers, Sentinels, and Humans, who battle for world dominance in the not-too-distant future.

Happy Gay Friday & Guess Who's Back?!

I’m running out of time because an old friend of mine visited today and she only just now left (it’s nearly midnight here). We spent so much time chatting and gossiping that we completely forgot the time.
So, it’s just going to be a HGF picture today and a big, big Welcome Home for fellow reviewer and my friend Lis!!! She flew home from Australia yesterday and landed in Amsterdam this morning! I’m very happy that she’s back home, so we can meet and catch up again whenever we want. :) This sure is a happy Friday!

Hope you’re having a Happy Gay Friday too!

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Sharon’s Review: Divide & Conquer by Abigail Roux and Madeleine Urban

Abigail Roux and Madeleine Urban

Divide & Conquer (Cut & Run #4)

Dreamspinner Press, October 14, 2011 | 313 pages

Authors’ website | Goodreads | Buy book here

Backblurb:
Baltimore, Maryland, is a city in alarming distress. Rising violence is fanning the flames of public outrage, and all law enforcement agencies, including the FBI, are catching blame. Thus the FBI’s latest ideas to improve public relations: a municipal softball league and workshops for community leaders. But the new commitments just mean more time Special Agents Ty Grady and Zane Garrett have to spend apart when they’re happily exploring how to be more than by-the-book partners.

Lis’ Review: Worth by Adrienne Wilder

Adrienne Wilder

Worth (Gray Zone, #2)

Dreamspinner Press, December 2, 2011 | 204 pages

Author’s website | Goodreads | Buy book here

Backblurb:
Give us your poor, your unwanted, your criminals... that’s the unofficial motto of Atlanta’s Gray Zone, the no man’s land between the city and the Dens of the Kin—the dragons. Between Liam, the two brothers he’s cared for most of his life, and their abusive stepfather, they account for all three categories.
Liam was fifteen when he made the arrangement: as long as he let his stepfather sell his body, his brothers would be safe. Scarred inside and out from years of horrific abuse, Liam is stunned when Jericho, a Lesser-Bred—a dragon’s mixed-blood offspring—makes a pass at him, and he is helpless to resist.

Happy Gay Friday & June M/M Releases I look forward to

With thanks to Sharon for this week’s HGF picture!

It’s the start of a new month, so here’s my list of anticipated M/M releases that I don’t want to miss:

Tagged and Bagged

by Stephani Hecht

Release Date: June 1

Houston is used to being the official wallflower of Flint's EMS community. Not only has he grown up that way, because he was always so soft-spoken, but he was usually too busy cleaning up his twin's m...more