small town

Review: Call Me Sweetheart by Lacee Hightower

Jun 29, 2022 | 0 comments

Rating: 3.5 stars Buy Link: Amazon | iBooks | Amazon UK Length: Novel Call Me Sweetheart is the second book in the Sugar and Sin series. It is a continuing story and the books are meant to be read in order. Jason found everything he needed in Springhill, Texas...

FILED UNDER: 3.5 stars, Contemporary, Menage/Polyamory, Michelle's Reviews
TAGGED: established relationship, Evernight Publishing, homophobia, Lacee Hightower, M/F, MMF, small town, stalker, Sugar and Sin series

Review: Final Orders by Gregory Ashe

Jun 15, 2022 | 0 comments

Rating: 4 stars Buy Link: Amazon | iBooks | Amazon UK Length: Novel Final Orders is part of the continuing Hazard and Somerset: Arrows in Hand series and is not intended to be read as a standalone. John-Henry Somerset and Emery Hazard—their names have been...

FILED UNDER: 4 stars, Contemporary, Michelle's Reviews
TAGGED: established couple, family, Gregory Ashe, Hazard and Somerset series, Hazard and Somerset: Arrows in the Hand series, kidnapping, kids, law enforcement, murder, mystery, private investigator, self published, small town

Review: Call Me Sugar by Lacee Hightower

May 27, 2022 | 0 comments

Rating: 3.75 stars Buy Link: Amazon | iBooks | Amazon UK Length: Novel It’s been years since Jen has been back to Springhill, Texas, the small town where she grew up. There were days as a teenager that she couldn’t wait to get out and she now has a...

FILED UNDER: 3.75 stars, Contemporary, Menage/Polyamory, Michelle's Reviews
TAGGED: bisexual, Evernight Publishing, friends to lovers, kink, Lacee Hightower, M/F scenes, MMF, small town, Sugar and Sin series, suicide

Review: Pitcher Perfect by Lee Blair

May 11, 2022 | 0 comments

Rating: 3 stars Buy Link: Amazon | iBooks | Amazon UK Length: Novel Austin is thrilled to be living in the small town of Dahlia Springs, Oregon and running a brewery with his three best friends. As the master brewer, Austin has a lot of pressure on him to...

FILED UNDER: 3 stars, Contemporary, Michelle's Reviews
TAGGED: brewmaster, chef, Lee Blair, self published, small town, Tap That Brewery series

Review: Virgin Hearts by Emmy Sanders

May 6, 2022 | 0 comments

Rating: 3.75 stars Buy Link: Amazon | iBooks | Amazon UK Length: Novel It took Hawthorne some time to figure out that he was gay. Living in a small town in Texas, being gay wasn’t an option. But now, at 36, Hawthorne knows what he wants, but his dating options...

FILED UNDER: 3.75 stars, Contemporary, Michelle's Reviews, Western
TAGGED: age gap, cowboy, Emmy Sanders, homophobia, Plum Valley Cowboys, porn star, ranch, self published, sex worker, small town

Review: In Between by Andi Jaxon

May 5, 2022 | 0 comments

Rating: 3.5 stars Buy Link: Amazon | iBooks | Amazon UK Length: Novel Mary had a brief moment of popularity two years go when she dated the town’s golden boy, Roman. She was a cheerleader, he was the star of the football team. It should have been a match made...

FILED UNDER: 3.5 stars, Contemporary, Elizabeth's reviews, Menage/Polyamory
TAGGED: Andi Jaxon, assault, BIPOC, bisexual, child abuse, homophobia, Love is Love series, MMF, racism, self published, sexual assault, shooting, small town, virgin

Review: Fool Hearts by Emmy Sanders

Apr 29, 2022 | 0 comments

Rating: 3 stars Buy Link: Amazon | iBooks | Amazon UK Length: Novel Wyatt and Easton became best friends as small boys. As teens, Wyatt’s crush on Easton grew into a never ending love. Growing up gay in small town Texas is difficult enough for Wyatt, but he...

FILED UNDER: 3 stars, Contemporary, Michelle's Reviews, Western
TAGGED: death of a secondary character, Emmy Sanders, friends to lovers, homophobia, Plum Valley Cowboys, ranch, self published, small town

Review: Never Have I Evan by D.J. Jamison

Apr 20, 2022 | 3 comments

Rating: 4.25 stars Buy Link: Amazon | iBooks | Amazon UK Length: Novel Evan is a 19-year-old, self-taught, computer whiz working on apps that connect people through study dates. He lives in a small Nebraska town that’s more known for its quirky fairs than...