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Sparks Fly

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The world ended with the scream of a child...

When Eduardo Harvelle meets Lincoln James on board The Miracle, a cruise ship promising to take their all-male passengers to meet the last woman in existence, sparks fly. Literally. Sparks surround strange unexpected passenger deaths like an aura. When the corpses start turning up wherever Lincoln happens to be, all eyes turn to him. Could the only man Eduardo has ever allowed himself to have feelings for be a murderer? Or are there more sinister forces at work aboard the Miracle, and beyond...?

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First published August 4, 2011

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Brien Michaels

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Brien Michaels was born at an early age. In the time that he is not writing, he enjoys reading, eating, and terrorizing young wood nymphs. After an altercation with a person in a mask, he fled to the hills and now lives in seclusion with the voices in his head. He currently writes dark fiction, erotic fiction, and dark erotic fiction for the creatures that have moved in under his bed.

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Profile Image for Elisa Rolle.
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May 27, 2012
If I had to be true, I didn’t like so much Eduardo the first time we met; a straight man who is “forced” to have sex with men since all women on earth are dead, he really is not treating them well, actually he is a real bastard and in the position of Lincoln I would have not given him the time of a day. But, first Lincoln didn’t see how Eduardo was before, and due to his resemblance with Eduardo’s dead wife, Lincoln receives a way better treatment than all the other men.

The author doesn’t explain who Eduardo and Lincoln are before embarking on that ship that is basically leading to hell; maybe since it was not important, the world is falling apart, and doesn’t really matter who you were or what you did. We can only understand that Eduardo is straight and very wealthy, and Lincoln is somewhat “innocent”, believing in love at first sight and all. When Lincoln sees Eduardo, he recognizes the love of his life and in that situation it’s not important to establish if Eduardo is a good or bad man; in a situation where there is no hope for a future, what really matter is to enjoy the moment.

This is a very hard to “digest” horror, so if you are faint of heart, be careful before picking it up. The relationship between Eduardo and Lincoln is very physical, founded on sex and instinct. That is something that I had already the chance to notice in other novels where the main character is a straight man having a gay relationship, like he had to justify his relationship with another man with only a physical reason, emotions are not part of the equation.

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Profile Image for Shoshanna Evers.
Author 50 books475 followers
October 4, 2011
This m/m romance is also terrifying. Two men meet on a post-apocalyptic love-cruise headed toward the last woman on earth when the passengers are gruesomely murdered one by one - and there's no way off the ship. So scary - and yet the sparks flying (pun intended!) between Eduardo and Lincoln heated up my ereader. I'll definitely be reading everything Brien Michaels writes from now on.
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February 1, 2012
OMGOODNESS! I loved this book. Gory, scary, and sexy. Brien Michaels never disappoints. I look forward to many years of amazing m/m romance novels from him.
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July 15, 2012
Not at all what I expected. Not really my type of story - I don't read horror ever and this was definitely in that vain. It seemed like there were a lot of things packed into not enough pages here.
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