Avid Reader and Geek Girl’s Comments (group member since Dec 31, 2015)

Avid Reader and Geek Girl’s comments from the M/M and Queer Romance Group group.

Bella wrote: "I'm Bella Bennet an m/m author. My first novel published on Amazon today."

Congrats!

Charming wrote: "Trio wrote: "I finished it last night - I really enjoyed it! I've been wanting to read a book by this author for awhile so I'm so glad to have an excuse to get me started. I listened to the audio b..."

I've listened to it and it's not the same

Trio wrote: "I finished it last night - I really enjoyed it! I've been wanting to read a book by this author for awhile so I'm so glad to have an excuse to get me started. I listened to the audio book and Sean ..."

Yeah, spoilers are fine! just use the spoiler tag. and if you liked this one it's one of 3

Charming wrote: "Oooh, take care! I can do it.

While we are talking, what do people think about making this an open group other than checking age? There were reasons it wasn't to start with but I don't think they ..."

I'm for it

I will need someone to do the July/August nominations and poll and start the discussion, as I am having surgery.

Charming wrote: "Avid Reader and Geek Girl wrote: "Charming wrote: "I just started. It seems pretty intriguing so far. I am a little tired of the whole "in the closet" thing, but I feel for Noah's situation."

I im..."

They explain later how few there are

Charming wrote: "I just started. It seems pretty intriguing so far. I am a little tired of the whole "in the closet" thing, but I feel for Noah's situation."

I imagine it would be hard surrounded by all that religion

Trio wrote: "I'm in... I've been meaning to read this for awhile."

I really like it, and I'm not usually into age-gap thought this isn't a huge one.

Linda ~ chock full of hoot, just a little bit of nanny ~ wrote: "I listened to this awhile back and liked the story, though the narrator isn't my favorite. I don't remember much of the particulars now though, just general stuff."

I actually liked the narrator.

This is a personal favorite of mine. I've read the second and have the third book on my TBR. I hope you all enjoy it as much as I did. I can't wait to hear your opinions.

I'm nominating , and it'll be fair because it'll be put to a vote.

I did not finish or enjoy what I read of this book.

Here's the blurb: A slow-burning romance and a chilling mystery bind two singular men in the suspenseful first book of a new Victorian series from K. J. Charles.

Lodging-house keeper Clem Talleyfer prefers a quiet life. He’s happy with his hobbies, his work—and especially with his lodger Rowley Green, who becomes a friend over their long fireside evenings together. If only neat, precise, irresistible Mr. Green were interested in more than friendship...

Rowley just wants to be left alone—at least until he meets Clem, with his odd, charming ways and his glorious eyes. Two quiet men, lodging in the same house, coming to an understanding... it could be perfect. Then the brutally murdered corpse of another lodger is dumped on their doorstep and their peaceful life is shattered.

Now Clem and Rowley find themselves caught up in a mystery, threatened on all sides by violent men, with a deadly London fog closing in on them. If they’re to see their way through, the pair must learn to share their secrets—and their hearts.


What did you think of the book? Have you read this author before? Do you like her books? Will you continue this series?

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Anthony wrote: "I nominate https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/3... by TT Kove."

So Scarred by T.T. Kove

Linda ~ chock full of hoot, just a little bit of nanny ~ wrote: "Charming wrote: "I get irritated with adults who keep risking getting caught having sex, when the outcome could be so dire. FInd a room with a lock or something."

Most especially because they brok..."

I wondered about that stuff too but found the book overall enjoyable. I think Cal was probably explained as living at the orchard because he was an investor/business partner who didn't live around there. And since they were war buddies it was just fine. I have a feeling Mrs. O'Brien helped a bit with the "cover-up". I doubt the in-laws ever got over themselves, I think the only way that would have happened is if Jim explained the whole Eddie thing and he was too kind for that.

I agree that the war stuff was better than the non-war stuff minus the really gruesome part.

Linda ~ chock full of hoot, just a little bit of nanny ~ wrote: "I'm right at 50% and [spoilers removed]"

It does

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