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Dense Yet Enlightening. This is a book about the history of the philosophical and legal thoughts and justifications for transitioning from the brutal and bloody wars of the 19th century (

This week, we're looking at an explosive and twisty mystery with an ending that will leave you breathless. This week we

For this blog tour, we're looking at a story of a war between assassins... playing out on the streets and in the casinos of Las Vegas. For this blog tour we're looking at Third Kill by John Ryder.

Here's what I had to say on Goodreads:

Assassin On Assassin Action. In Las Veg

Visceral. When you start off at one of WWII's most infamous defeats (of the Allies) at Dunkirk and go right into one of its lesser k

For this blog tour we're looking at a solid young adult/ new adult tale of lesbian love in high school. For this blog tour we're looking at When Sparks Fly by Kristen Zimmer.

First, here's what I had to say on Goodreads:

Solid Lesbian High School Romance. This one has the metric shit-ton of angst one would e

Balanced Yet Contrived. This is a story where you almost feel like it is more of a 4*, but there is nothing *really* there from a more

Solid Slow Burn Second Chance Finding Yourself Prodigal Son Story. Think I got enough tropes in that title? ;) But seriously, this was the second book in Oliveras' hyper-sensual stories of established adults finding love in the Florida Keys (Key West, specifically) while being bound by their Cuban immigrant parents and siblings. Here, we get the sister of our male lead from Book 1 (Island Affair) and the boy we already

For this blog tour we're looking at the latest book in Annabeth Albert's year-long tale of MM romances set in the hyper-macho world of "hotshot" firefighters. For this blog tour, we're looking at Up In Smoke by Annabeth Albert.

Here's what I had to say about it on Goodreads:

Another Solid Entry In Series. This is another solid entry in the series Albert has created over the last year featuring MM romances set in the hyper-macho world of western US "hotshot" firefighters and smoke jumpers - the front lines of any wildfire containment efforts. Here, we finally get smokejumper Brandt's story, and it is at least as good from the romance angle as any of the other entries in this series. Maybe even better, since it runs a bit smoother with lower angst, minimal separation, both equally hoping for the other's success, etc. Has an almost A Star Is Born vibe to it at times, though without the more depressing elements of that tale. But the biggest thing that will be hit or miss depending on exactly what you feel about it is the baby stuff in particular. Even as a childfree married male who generally doesn't like babies (older kids are much cooler, though I'm always grateful that I can leave when I need to :D), I didn't find the baby aspects *too* det

I made it a point to get this one in during #AutismAcceptanceMonth, even though it doesn't actually release until August.

This is apparently officially a "collection of essays", but the organization works such that it never f

Engaging Account Of Oft Overlooked Era. The period between D-Day (and the summer of 1944 generally) and the Battle of the Bulge (again, and winter 1944-45 ge