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I would love to have more likes of my page on FB. Here’s a snippet of what I was talking about today. There’s a few pix, too. My dog, my backyard, the flowers at the Columbus Zoo. I hope you’ll stop by!

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Hi all,

If you like to talk about Yaoi, M/M romance, story ideas, help me pick covers and get info on new releases, and have the inside track on ARCs, I’d love to have you join my FB group, The Lively Gang.

Today I posted a review of the Yaoi Manga Blue Lust.

Here’s snippet if you’re interested. And if you’ve read it or have something else you love to share, please jump in!

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I’ve just started the group, so it’s a bit lonely over there. If you just want to watch from the sidelines, that’s fine too.

🙏🏻😊

Gage

This is a re-post. I’ll be re-blogging this at intervals in the hopes new people will see it, cause I really want to give a reviewer the gift card! If you’ve reviewed or read TS on GRs, take a minute and put it up on amazon! If everybody did, I’d be super close to doing the drawing!

ARC’s available for reviewers and reader-reviewers
Dearest readers of m/m romance, as a new writer in this genre, my book and I am invisible.

You have the magic that can change that. It’s as simple as reading Tokyo Stars and leaving a review here and on amazon.

The best part is—you don’t even have to buy the book!

If you would be willing to write an honest review, detailing what you did and didn’t like, I will deliver a copy of Tokyo Stars in mobi or ePub right into your inbox!

And those who follow through with a review will get on my list to automatically receive a free copy of my next ebook when it’s ready, as well as be entered in a giveaway of a $50.00 gift card from amazon.

The drawing for which will be done after Tokyo Stars receives thirty reviews on Amazon, whether they come from ARCs or amazon readers.

To get started just email me at AuthorGageLively@gmail.com.

All I need is your email address, which I will not share, distribute or use in any way except for the purpose of sending you your ARC, or gift card, and verifying reviews.

🙏Please help me become visible!

Driving home from my parents’ yesterday. Six hours is just so tiring! I listened to Agatha Christie’s Death on the Nile to pass the time, as my usual reading matter is not for my 13 and fifteen year olds.😜 I suddenly have a meet cute idea about a guy who’s listening to a gay romance audio book in the car and gets pulled over by a cop and for some reason can’t stop the book! I can just picture a blushing hero and an (aroused but hiding it) stern and sexy older cop. Hmmm...

Dearest readers of m/m romance, as a new writer in this genre, my book and I am invisible.

You have the magic that can change that. It’s as simple as reading Tokyo Stars and leaving a review here and on amazon.

The best part is—you don’t even have to buy the book!

If you would be willing to write an honest review, detailing what you did and didn’t like, I will deliver a copy of Tokyo Stars in mobi or ePub right into your inbox!

And those who follow through with a review will get on my list to automatically receive a free copy of my next ebook when it’s ready, as well as be entered in a giveaway of a $50.00 gift card from amazon.

The drawing for which will be done after Tokyo Stars receives thirty reviews on Amazon, whether they come from ARCs or amazon readers.

To get started just email me at AuthorGageLively@gmail.com.

All I need is your email address, which I will not share, distribute or use in any way except for the purpose of sending you your ARC, or gift card, and verifying reviews.

🙏Please help me become visible!

Blind Love is giving me problems. The younger blind hero (I haven’t named him yet for sure) just doesn’t want to be actively rude to older hero (This being very polite Japan). I see re-writes in my future. My original concept had the older hero as blind, but I didn’t think the younger hero would get the nerve up to make a move. I keep going back and forth. Advice desperately wanted!

What do you think, is it better for the younger or older hero to be newly in the dark and therefore vulnerable and in need of assistance?