Straight up, you won't find many stories like Wanted & Wired in the romance market right now, although I wouldn't be surprised if the Tether story universe inspires a thriving new cyberpunk romance sub-genre. This story is steeped in diversity—racial, bio-mechanical, sexual, sub-genre—you name it, and Wanted & Wired just might have it. Readers who fancy the sci-fi and fantasy greats—Han Solo, Captain Mal, Isaac Asimov... you get the picture—will lust after this snarky, femme-strong romance that simply cannot be categorized by genre boundaries.

May 2016 is the month of the comeback! Both for GraveTells—for the Book of the Month event—and for Amy Lane. A few years ago, I celebrated Books of the Month from my list of recent reviews, and I'm excited to bring that back!

In Selfie, Connor Montgomery makes the comeback of his life—literally saving his life—when he takes a role on the Bluewater Bay TV show Wolf's Landing. I reviewed this very special story in May, but read it back in April, and I haven't been able to stop thinking about it since that very first page. Powerful and moving, this is a standout LGBT story that would hold fast against any other romance subgenre.

Congratulations to our January Book Award winners!

Below are the books and authors who have been selected for our monthly book awards, by the reviewers and the readers.  Enjoy!

 

Book of the Month

What reviewer DaVinciKittie had to say about Edge of Dawn…

After exhausting the ten single men in her original cast of vampire warriors (*snicker*), Lara Adrian has dramatically and completely revitalized the Midnight Breed series.

We last saw Kellan and Mira as children in Darker After Midnight and, while they had a definite connection then, [...]

Congratulations to our November Book Award winners!

Below are the books and authors who have been selected for our monthly book awards, by the reviewers and the readers.  Enjoy!