I got an 86 out of 100 from Mrs. Giggles, who admits to being slightly disappointed that I didn't do something as crazy, as, well, lizard sex.

She says the plot could be more in depth in some places, and felt a little rushed (which is fair) but overall:

"It dares to be different, for one, and the story doesn't rush into a contrived early sex clinch without the author providing a reasonable context for the scene to take place. It can get rough around the edges at times, but Stolen Moments delivers everything that is needed to give me plain old great time."

So, yaaay!

Courtesy of logophilos over at Uniquely Pleasurable.

She liked it. A lot. :>)

My friend, jessica_freely asked me to guest blog over at her place.

Enjoy!

My second e-book for the month is out right over here at Torquere. Also, if you look at the side bar, there's a "feature author section" with a sort of interview with me.

The cover is done by Alessia Brio. I like it very much!

And there's a very nice review by sydmcginley ending with: "I heartily recommend this beautiful, passionate, and profound love story."

So, yaaay, I'm really fond of this book, and I sure hope it does well. This is probably my favorite e-book so far.

Hart and Soul
Starting at: $5.95
by Nica Berry

Orphaned Niann has one wish, to go up the mountain to seek a spirit guide like the rest of his peers. Instead, he's forced to wait until frustration drives him to go without permission on his eighteenth birthday. There, he meets his guide--the kala deer, the tribe's patron animal and one that grants its disciples the ability to heighten the power of others's animal spirits. Unbeknownst to him, the tribe's shaman, Heyka, plans to use Niann to harvest enough spiritual energy to transcend into the spirit world.

Jennar, a talented carver and hunter who's cared for Niann since Niann's infancy, has a secret of his own; he went up the mountain to seek his spirit guide, but none came, and he's been lying about his spirit animal ever since.

Jennar leaves to find the reason for his lack of a spirit guide, but returns to find Niann under the sway of Heyka and living as a woman, as those with the deer totem usually do. Jennar's focus turns from saving himself into saving the man he loves, but all his love and determination may not be enough to stop the relentless ambition of Heyka and his snake patron.

Complete blurb, review and excerpt over here.

I'm terribly late in posting this, but--LOOK WHAT'S OUT!!



Genre: Polyamorous Science Fiction
Length: Novel
Price: $5.99

For years, Tereza's only lovers were the engines on her starship. But now, after she nearly died when they exploded, she's a lost soul, an engineer without engines, roaming the decks of a worn-out space station and hounded by the enamored Colonel Marr to tell the truth about events she can't remember.

Twins Lukha and Liam know what happened; they just can't tell her. When Lukha is sent to protect her, he can't help the fierce physical attraction toward her, a biological change initiated by Liam during his own passionate affair with the unknowing Tereza.

When Tereza finds out the truth behind her physical attraction to the twins, Tereza's goal becomes to reclaim her body and mind to choose her lovers freely. But when her choices are Liam's determination and knack for suppressing memories, Lukha's conscience and ability to restore memories, and Marr's determination to have her body as well as her expertise, she might be better off choosing none at all even if it means dooming an entire race to genocide.

Publisher's Note: This book contains explicit sexual content, graphic language, and situations that some readers may find objectionable: Dubious consent, ménage (m/f/m – twin brothers sharing the same woman) and voyeurism.

Read an excerpt here.

It's been--eeek. Seven months since I posted here. Sorry about that.

Anyway. I do have some good news; I have not one, but two e-books coming out in June. Hart and Soul, an M/M historical fantasy (pesudo-Native American) from Torquere on June 11th, and an untitled M/M/F SF novella from Loose Id, exact date unknown. I'm looking forward to having them both out.

Here's another review I did for Night Owl Romance.

Send me an Angel by Alysha Ellis.

Here's a nice review for Venom's Bond by Romance Junkies. Four ribbons! Woohoo!

Now available from Chippewa Publishing: Herbal Remedies.

This is a 6,600 word M/M short story for only $2.00--and very, very tame compared to Venom's Bond.

Here's the cover. I picked out the guys, but Stella Price did the arranging.

Here's a couple of my more recent reviews for Night Owl Romance.

Calor del Amor by K.B. Forrest

And Masked Submission by Claire Thompson.

Just turned in another one for Price of Passage by Aubrey Ross.