How adorable. Holmes and Watson finally admitted to each others' feeling. While Holmes's engaged with a nobles no less!A slash fiction of Sherlock Holmes - John Watson uncovered treasons in the midst of noble society in country setting. Witty dry humours that can be expected from the pair which, in ...
Still pondering the ending on this one. Some parts I liked some of it I'm just not so sure about. Overall it was an enjoyable read not quite as enjoyable as the Southern Beaus series, but still worthwhile.
Different take on the old standard of straight cops go undercover as gay men and fall in love. This mostly takes place after said adventure. In fact, I felt like I'd missed half the book when I started it. But I liked the new direction this took, even though I don't think it was handled too realisti...
A Hearts On Fire ReviewTHREE & A HALF STARS--"Laure" by T.D. McKinney & Terry Wylis is an ode to Gothic romances, MM style. There's passion, romance, intrigue, an unsolved murder, taboo, mental illness and one hot as hell, Swede (I see you, Eric. *licks lips*) mixed into this story that will keep a ...
Why do I keep doing this to myself...?!?! LOL From now on I'm reading the blurb on everything before I start reading!!!But I actually really liked the writing style for as far as I got :')!
A very well written Sherlock-Holmes-Slash-Fiction.The language and voice of Dr. Watson are well done, sound realistic and make for a very pleasant and interesting read. The romantic development between Holmes and Watson starts rather abruptly and only in some small flashbacks more of their backgroun...
Totally sweet and sappy! of course I love sweet and sappy! Anyway, Quint is supposed to be this big bad corporate CEO, I never really saw it, but ok, of that's who he is supposed to be, and then there is Max the slutty and jaded artist.Max thinks Quint is going to use his sister to gain advantage, s...
The best book I've read by these authors, it really pulled me in and made me want to read more by them. Though I thought Ruby's travails and return at the end could have been done better, more realistically.
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