Dana reviews The Vampire and the G.I. (The Vampire series Book #2) by J.P. Bowie (Published by Wilde City Press, August 3, 2016, 164 pages) A copy was provided in exchange for an honest review. To read my review for The Vampire and the P.I. click here. UPDATE: This book was re-released by MLR Press…
Wendy reviews Drive Shaft by Geoffrey Knight Published by Wilde City Press December 18,2014 74 pages Jensen Rivers wasn’t looking for trouble. As the new kid on the block at Clyde’s Body Shop, all Jensen wanted was a job, a place where he could put his head down and ass up. Young and handsome, he…
Bethany reviews ‘At Piper’s Point’ by Ethan Day published by Wilde City Press on July 24th, 2013, 300 pgs. Released on audio March 29th, 2016, 9 hours and 46 minutes. Narrated by Michael Lesley Why I listened to this book: I have previously read this book, it was the first one by Ethan Day I read. So…
Marc reviews ‘Familiar Feeling’ (A Coven of Four 1) by Daniel A. Kaine. This book was published by Wilde City Press on May 6th, 2015 and is about 100 pages long. RGR received a review copy of this book in exchange for an honest review. Why I read this book: When I was younger, Iwas a big fan of the TV-Series…
Sam reviews ‘The One I Choose by D.H. Starr. Published by Wilde City Press on September 19, 2014 and is 90 pages long. This book was provided free of charge by the author for an honest review. **** Synopsis: Cal’s been with his partner Rhys for three years, their life together was perfect—or so he thought. When…
Dawn reviews The Homeport Journals by A.C. Burch, which was released on 18th March 2015, by Wilde City Press, and is 352 pages long. Fleeing New York City and an abusive partner, would-be writer Marc Nugent finds work at HomePort, the Provincetown mansion of Lola Staunton, a fabulously wealthy recluse. Aided by an attractive-but-unattainable…
Goodreads Publisher: Wilde City Press, LLC Cover Artist: Adrian Nicholas Blurb: An accident, a chance encounter, a thought blurted out, a boat blown off course, a change in direction that suddenly runs into the line of fire – the smallest misstep can change everything. These foolish encounters are the moments around which lives pivot…
Dawn reviews Daniel A. Kaines “Slasherazzi”, published by Wilde City Press on 15th June 2014, and is approx 192 pages. Recently promoted to Detective, Alex is out to prove himself and the Slasherazzi case is the perfect opportunity. Mutilated corpses are showing up across Tampa, and when the team discovers the newest victim was…
Bethany reviews ‘December 1903: The Iroquois’ by Owen Keehnen (Published December 3rd, 2014 by Wilde City Press) Why I read this book: I normally would not pick up a book set that far in the past but after reading the blurb I was intrigued. We were given this book in exchange for an honest review.…
Hey everyone 😉 Today there are ten new, awesome releases! Don’t miss them ❤ Please let me know if I missed a release 😉 *** I created an LGBT Release Schedule on Facebook, because I have searched for one since I started reading LGBT books and never found one I was happy with. These are the new…
Marc reviews Owen Keehnen’s Young Digby Swank. (The book was published by Wilde City Press on September 11th, 2013, 277 pgs). This book was provided free of charge for an honest review by the author and Wilde City Press. Why I read this book: To be honest, I had never heard about this book when the author approached…
Dawn reviews Rafe Haze’s ‘The Next’. (The book was published by Wilde City Press on April 23rd, 2014, 315 pgs). This book was provided free of charge for an honest review. Romantic Suspense novel, often called The Gay Rear Window. A romance springs to life as two strangers merge with a common goal: to…
I heard great things about this author and even before meeting him at UK GLBTQ Meet in Bristol I wanted to read this book. The blurb reminded me a lot of my own coming-out experience and I was curious how it was handled in the book. So when I had the opportunity to read this…
On Anthologies and Ninjas By Shae Connor I recently jokingly referred to myself “the anthology queen” online, but the thing is, it’s kind of true. Counting Butt Ninjas from Hell, my work will have appeared in nine anthologies or collections, six of those single-title anthologies. Add on the story I just submitted, and that makes…
