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Fun, Short, Indiana Jones Type Adventure. A lot of times when I say something is "Indiana Jones type Adven

For this blog tour, we're looking at another Book 2 of a series that again can be read as a standalone and again features a pair of brothers. This week we're looking at Best Laid Plans by Roan Parrish.

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

Solid Romance, Animals Again Nearly Steal The Show. This was a solid romance featuring one guy that never really had a chance to find himself, and another that perhaps had too much time to find himself. The connection to the prior book is fairly loose, in the way that many romance series are these days, with Charlie of our primary couple here being introduced in Book 1 (Better Than People) as the brother of one half of that book's couple. We get a touch of his back ground in that book, mostly as it relates to the brother, but here we get even more. And yes, the brother and his boyfriend from Book 1 show up a few times, even to the point of the new guy in this book befriending the boyfriend of Book 1 - which apparently is common when dating siblings. (At least according to what I'v

This week we're looking at an alarming book about the science of human reproduction. This week we're looking at

Blatantly Hypocritical, Yet Strong Discussion Regardless. Davis repeatedly claims that he is not "selling a particular religion, cr

Eye Opening, Yet Critically Flawed. Bedat does *phenomenal* work in this text when reporting what she has found in her investigations of trying to track even a "typical" cotton *garment* from the cotton seed to its eventual use and destruction. Using each

Remarkable Look At Often Unnoticed Regions. Marshall's prior work in this space,

Fascinating Read About Seemingly Forgotten History. Let's face it, these days (and even when this elder Millenial was in school in the late 80s - early 2000

Excellent Examination Of US Judicial System. This is an excellent examination of the US Judicial syst

For this blog tour, we're looking at Book 2 of a series that can very much be read as standalone (and totally works that way) yet which together with its predecessor forms one of the more courageous romance series I've ever come across. For this blog tour, we're looking at Unforgotten by Garrett Leigh.

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

And Now, Part 2. In the second part of this courageous series of romance books, Leigh goes from MF romance in Book 1 (Forgiven) to MM romance here, a genre she is apparently much more well known in. And given the vitriol for MF romance in so much of the MM world, I expect this book to be received better than the first book was - and at this moment, the early Goodreads reviews are at least trending slightly in that direction.

Here, we get the full-on romance of two characters first introduced in Forgiven - the brothers of both of that book's leads. An

Solid Exploration. Once one gets past the rampant (and expected) proof texting and leftist/ West Coast language barriers. Here, Willems makes a lot of really strong points about Je