Dana reviews Remain (Knights of Amaranth Book 1) by Alex Jones (Published Skald and Raven Books, March 8, 2014, 290 pages) A copy was provided in exchange for an honest review. ***** This week we are reviewing books by authors we haven’t read yet. I chose Remain by Alex Jones because it has been in…
Hi everyone, Rainbow Gold Reviews turns TWO at the end of March and we have decided to make some changes. We want to go back to the basics and strongly limit the amount of blog tours we participate in, so that we can focus on the many wonderful review requests we get every day. One of…
Noc reviews ‘Executive Decision’ by Alex Jones (1 Night Stand Series) (Published by Decadent Publishing on June 10th, 2012, 35 Pages) Noc is our newest reviewer and the queen of short stories. If you like quick, delicious morsels – keep an eye out for her reviews *g* Having daredevil sex is a powerful aphrodisiac for Logan Carlyle. He’s…
Marc reviews ‘Serpent’ by Alex Jones (Sons of the Sea 2) (Published by Skald & Raven Books on May 2nd, 2014, 58 Pages) A while ago, we hosted Alex Jones on Rainbow Gold Reviews and she wrote a wonderful Guest Post about her love for magic, monsters and myths and I wanted to share it…
RGR Guest Post Gay Pride 2014 by Alex Jones Confession: I hate labels. I know it’s human nature to categorize, label and organize our world. It’s what’s given us science and technology, helps us orchestrate rescue missions and put men on the moon. But when it comes to labeling each other… That’s where it starts…
Hi guys, to let this month end in style, we decided to have a big chat event about mythological creatures and exotic shifters. I PROMISE it will be a lot of fun ❤ You will be able to chat about this week’s theme with the authors and ask them any questions you might have! 😉…
I want to give a great big thank you to Alex Jones for guest posting today. She is also graciously offering a copy of Death by Water and Serpent as a giveaway. When I set out to write my Sons of the Sea collection, I admit I had no idea what I was getting into. At the…
Why I read this book: The bird shifter theme intrigued me as I’ve never read something like that before, so I decided to give it a try. Blurb: Fear. It was the twitch in his subconscious, like a word stuck in his throat he could never quite say.Adrian’s life is simple: go to work, come home, look…
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