Wendy reviews ‘Escaping Mortality (The Escape Trilogy, Book 3)’ by Sara Dobie Bauer. Published by Nine Star Press, January 28,2019, 127 pages. Their ocean journey was successful, and Andrew and Edmund found an Elder just in time. As they wished, Edmund is now a vampire like Andrew. They have eternity together, but first, they must…
Erryn had the opportunity to interview N.R. Walker (author) and Joel Leslie (narrator) about the collaborative process in creating an amazing 13 books together. Enjoy! *******Check out the giveaway at the bottom of this review for a chance to win an entire autographed set of the Spencer Cohen books courtesy of N.R. Walker.****** …
Wendy reviews ‘The Wulf Chronicles 1’ by Wulf Francu Godgluck. Self published June 11, 2018. ***Be sure to check out the Giveaway at the bottom of this post for your chance to win 1 of 5 e-book copies of ‘The Wulf Chronicles’ (WulfChron Book 1) by Wulf Francu Godgluck*** What if werewolves were real?…
Wendy reviews ‘Daddy Issues’ by Seth King. Self published April 10, 2018, 311 pages. Their bond is forbidden. Their relationship could upend lives. But their love? It’s a force of nature… Ten years ago, a desperate and confused Robert Glazer briefly married a woman before confronting his sexuality and starting his life as an out…
Wendy reviews ‘Anail Dhragain’ (Dragon’s Breath) (The Pendhragains Book 1) by Stephan Knox. Self published March 31, 2018, 753 pages. ***Giveaway*** Be sure to check out the giveaway at the bottom of this post for your chance to win an e-book copy of ‘Anail Dhragain’. Serving as a Brittunculi Legionnaire in the very occupation…
Wendy reviews ‘Disease’ by Hans Hirschi. Published by Beaten Track Publishing October 26, 2017, 199 pages. When journalist Hunter MacIntyre is diagnosed with early-onset Alzheimer’s, he realizes that his life is about to change, not to mention that he’s been handed a certain death sentence. Alzheimer’s is a disease affecting the patient’s loved ones as…
An Interview with Isobel Starling, author of the Shatterproof Bond series. Plus, an awesome giveaway for one lucky winner. Be sure to read through the post and comment for your chance to win. What was the inspiration behind Shatterproof Bond? I have always been intrigued by the thriller genre and historically, gay men have always…
We here at Rainbow Gold Reviews would like to welcome Victor Alexander. He has graciously let us interview him on the last day of our Trans Aware Event. Welcome Victor, thank you for being with us today. What does Transgender mean to you? J I’m actually really glad you asked me that. I…
Today we welcome Gillian St. Kevern. Gillian is here today answering a few questions I had for her. She is also giving RGR readers a free copy of her book ‘The Wing Commander’s Curse’. Thank you Gillian for taking time to visit with us today. What got you started writing MM romance? I started out…
Today let’s all welcome Jay Northcote to the RGR Trans Aware Event. Jay was gracious enough to answer a few questions for this event. Jay was also kind enough to provide me a RC of ‘Starting From Scratch’ for a review. So check out Jay’s wonderful interview and my review of ‘Starting From Scratch’, oh…
I would like to give a great big warm RGR welcome to J.S. Fields for stopping by today for the first interview of RGR’s Trans Aware Event. Thank you J.S. for taking time out of your schedule to answer a few questions about trans being a diverse community. ~What does Transgender mean to you?…
Welcome everyone, and thank you for stopping by as we kick off RGR’s Trans Aware Event. Each week we have a specific theme for the books that we are going to review. After certain tweets came to light proposing a ban on trans military members we here at RGR decided to dedicate a week to books…
Wendy reviews ‘Axios’ (A Spartan Tale) by Jaclyn Osborn. Self published July 19, 2017, 362 pages. I am Axios of Sparta, and I was born to kill. At age seven, I left home to train with other boys where we were taught obedience, solidarity, military strategy, and how to withstand pain. My harsh upbringing stripped…
Wendy reviews Sculpting David by Chadi Nassar. Self published on December 1, 2016, 143 pages. “It is my favorite word, it is my favorite question. I always want to know why.” David, a trust fund baby, has gone through the biggest heartbreak of his life. He is successful, spontaneous, and generally liked, yet he cannot…
Wendy reviews Fifth Valentine’s Day by Casper Graham. Published by JMS Books, LLC, February 11, 2017, 42 pages. Matthew Singer loves his two boyfriends very much, he truly does. But he’s uncomfortable with all the extravagant gifts he receives on their fifth Valentine’s Day/anniversary together. Nothing he says or does seems to discourage them. The…
I would like to give a huge RGR thank you to Jack and Lucky for agreeing to this interview. And a special thanks to Klee for letting me torment….er interview her boys. ~~~~~~~~~~ ~ For those new to Loveland, tell us how you met and what you thought of each other? Was it instant attraction or…
Hi everyone 🙂 It is my pleasure to introduce you to our author of the month of September. Edmond Manning is a master of magical realism and has created a series unlike any we have read before. The books are not just fun to read, but they leave readers with a new appreciation of nature’s…
Dana reviews The Return (The Austin Trilogy, Book 2) by Brad Boney (Published by Dreamspinner Press, July 5, 2013, 350 pages. Released on audio December 3, 2013, 11 hrs 10 mins. Narrated by Charlie David.) It’s LGBTQIA week at Rainbow Gold Reviews, and we wanted to review a book each day featuring a character that…
Sam reviews ‘Devil’s Kiss’ (A Sunset Cove Series Book 2) by Ella Frank (Published by Ella Frank LLC., May 22, 2016, 315 pages) What do you do when the one you least expect to matter… Ends up mattering the most? Derek Pearson likes to think he’s an easygoing guy. Uncomplicated, upfront, and unapologetic with what…
We are VERY excited to welcome TJ Klune, our featured author for the month of July! I have read or listened to many of his books like ‘Bear, Otter and the Kid’, ‘Tell Me It’s Real’, ‘Into This River I Drown’ and ‘How to be a Normal Person’ and while all those books are very different, they all really work…
