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RITA Reader Challenge Review

Bonds of Denial by Lynda Aicher

Bonds of Denial

This emotionally compelling m/m romance is the story of Rock and Carter. Rock is gay, an ex-soldier who’s lived with the ‘Don’t Ask Don’t Tell’ policy his whole life, starting from childhood with his military father. He’s finally ready to come out (at least privately if not publicly), and has picked Carter to be the man with whom he wants to share that experience. Carter is a male escort that Rock has seen at the … Continue reading Bonds of Denial by Lynda Aicher

Book Review

Game Play by Lynda Aicher

Game Play

Anyone who has talked to me about books for at least five minutes knows that sports romances are my jam. My lady jam. And with hockey being my favorite sport to watch, obviously that’s at the top of my list when it comes to this particular subgenre. There’s just something about it that gets me all worked up. It’s fast. It’s aggressive. I should probably stop myself there before things get a little awkward for … Continue reading Game Play by Lynda Aicher

Books On Sale

Books on Sale: Erotic Stories from Tiffany Reisz and Lynda Aicher

Books on Sale: The Siren by Tiffany Reisz & More

RECOMMENDED BY ELYSE: Today only, The Siren by Tiffany Reisz is on sale for $1.99. Elyse loves Reisz’s writing and gave this book an A when she reviewed, saying: 

The Siren is surprisingly light on sex, but heavy on kink, and it’s the most detailed look into S&M I’ve ever read. It’s also sharp and smart, and incredibly well-written. I normally don’t read a lot of books about S&M because generally I don’t like reading about people in pain. I like steamy contemporaries that feature some spanking or submission (like Rush by Maya Banks) but hardcore pain is typically not my thing. I really liked this book, though. It was like a potato chip book for me. I couldn’t stop at The Siren. I read The Angel  ( A | BN | K | ARe ) and The Prince ( A | BN | K | ARe ) immediately after in one big bleary-eyed kink fest. I stopped reading at 3 a.m. because I loved the characters.

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