Z.A. Maxfield’s St. Nacho’s books are among my very favorite gay romances. Not only does Maxfield write great romance, the setting she’s developed in Santo Ignacio, or St. Nacho’s to its many residents. The fourth book in the St. Nacho’s series, The Book of Daniel, is just as satisfying and wonderful as its predecessors. In [...]
I’ve had an eye on this novella since it came out last summer and I finally took the plunge on it. I Fell in Love with a Zombie by Sean Kennedy is a wonderfully unexpected turn in the zombie genre. Jay is one of the few who survived a fast-moving flu that ended up turning [...]
2Feb11
Sparks Fly by Clare London
Corporate intrigue, Internet geeks and a frenzied media all swirled together to create the delightful Sparks Fly by Clare London. Nic Gerrard is a charasmatic entreprenur who is always in the media, always on the town, always with someone new. He’s about to take Sparks, his online dating company, public and he is riding high [...]
14Jan11
A Tabloid Love by T.A. Chase
This is the second book I’ve read of the three Will got me for Christmas (the first was Jacob’s Ladder by Z.A. Maxfield). He picked so good with the gifts because this book was oh so good. A Tabloid Love is made up of two stories: Tabloid Star, a novella, and With This Ring, a [...]
Jacob’s Ladder is the third book Z.A. Maxfield has set in the town of Santo Ignacio (aka St. Nacho’s), California. I’ve loved the other two–St. Nacho’s and Physical Therapy–but this one is now my favorite of the series. Maxfield created a magic place with Santo Ignacio. It’s a place where lost, damage souls seem to [...]
15Aug10
Bear City
Bear City has been making the rounds of the gay film festivals this spring and summer, and picking up some nice kudos and awards along the way, including being a Centerpiece Film at NewFest in New York as well as a Best Screenplay award for Doug Langway (who also directs) and Lawrence Ferber at OutFest [...]
11Aug10
Uncorked by Andrew Grey
Uncorked is the third book I’ve read that revolve around characters who live in Milwaukee. In this book, the action jumps forward a few years from the end of Bottled Up. Sean and Sam are still together and their Sean’s adopted son Bobby is preparing to graduate college with a degree in art. We also [...]
