Two Men Get What They Want In Jeanette Grey’s “Get What You Need”

“I don’t want to graduate and be sitting around on some random porch ten years from now, regretting. You have to live in the moment. You can’t let experiences pass you by without doing anything about it.” — Susane Colasanti

Get What You Need

Title: Get What You Need

Author: Jeanette Grey

Publisher: Samhain Publishing

Pages/Word Count: 247 Pages

Rating: 4 Stars

Blurb: Love isn’t rocket science. It’s much, much harder.

Determination and elbow grease propelled Greg London from blue-collar background to Ph.D. candidate. His single-mindedness doesn’t leave a lot of room for a personal life, but that’s the price of success. Besides, it’s not like the boring nerd ever ends up with the hot guy.

Two Men Might Be In A Relationship In Jena Wade’s “Technically Dating”

“You’re better looking than Hugh Jackman. You’d make a better Wolverine too. You’re an animal in bed.” – Jena Wade

Technically Dating

Title: Technically Dating

Author: Jena Wade

Publisher: Dreamspinner Press

Pages/Word Count: 94 Pages

Rating: 4 Stars

Blurb: Meek and mild Bruce Collins decides to set aside his life in technical support for the evening and try a wild night on the town. Self-described nerd Bruce meets suave Westley Taylor at a club, but the night doesn’t go as planned. When they run into each other the next day, Bruce is determined to get the details right and finish what they started. Westley is impressed and invites Bruce on date after date. Bruce figures they’re technically dating and might even be in a relationship, until he accidentally overhears a phone message intended for Westley. Every aspect of their time together comes into question. Now, it’s time for Westley to set the facts straight.

Opposites Attract In T.A. Chase’s “Anywhere Tequila Flows”

Title: Anywhere Tequila Flows (Rags to Riches #4)

Author: T.A. Chase

Publisher: Totally Bound

Pages/Word Count:

Rating: 3.5 Stars

Blurb: Two men convinced they’ll never find love discover it in the least likely of places.

Opposites Attract in Kate McMurray’s “The Silence of the Stars”

“You can’t patch a wounded soul with a Band-Aid.” ― Michael Connelly

The Silence of the Stars

Title: The Silence of the Stars

Author: Kate McMurray

Publisher: Dreamspinner Press

Pages/Word Count: 200 Pages

Rating: 3.5 Stars

Blurb: Sandy Sullivan has gotten so good at covering up his emotions, he’s waiting for someone to hand him an Oscar. On the outside, he’s a cheerful, funny guy, but his good humor is the only thing keeping awful memories from his army tours in Afghanistan at bay. Worse, Sandy is now adrift after breaking up with the only man who ever understood him, but who also wanted to fix him the way Sandy’s been fixing up his new house in Brooklyn.

Two Men Fight Attraction And Prejudice In Lex Valentine And VJ Summers’ “Partners” – Reviewed by Jackie

“If you want to make peace with your enemy, you have to work with your enemy. Then he becomes your partner.” – Nelson Mandela

Partners: Shadows & Kink 1

Title: Partners (Shadows & Kink #1)

Author: Lex Valentine and VJ Summers

Publisher: Winterheart Books

Pages/Word Count: 100 Pages

Rating: 4 Stars

Blurb: TDA agents Travis Wilder and Ian Hawke are fuck ups. As members of a covert organization that battles terrorism in a world that’s lost its political, economic and social infrastructure, their job is to find and neutralize dangerous terrorists. But neither Travis nor Ian have been able to complete a mission successfully in recent months. Travis kills his targets while Ian beds his. In an effort to save his two best agents, their handler makes them partners.

Two Men Fight For Love In Nyrae Dawn’s “Rush” – Reviewed by Traci

“There is no one that can make me look into their eyes and see the rest of my life. Only you.” ― Airicka Phoenix

Rush

Title: Rush

Author: Nyrae Dawn

Publisher: Hatchette Book Group

Pages/Word Count: 273 Pages

Rating: 4 Stars

Blurb: For the love of the game.

Brandon Chase has always defined himself by one thing: football. Tough and athletic, he is a great college player who enjoys the hard hits and the sweaty grind of the gridiron. But when Brandon is injured, only one person can help him get back on track-a forbidden love he’s desperately tried to put behind him.

Opposites Attract In Lynn Townsend’s “Roll” – Reviewed by Jackie

“No rose without at thorn or a love without a rival.” – Turkish Proverb

Title: Roll

Author: Lynn Townsend

Publisher: Torquere Press

Pages/Word Count: 220 Pages

Rating: 4 Stars

Blurb: From the farms of Tennessee, Beau Watkins had it all in high school; the cute girl, the popular, jock lifestyle, a loving family. As a rising freshman at an out-of-state college, he’s determined to find out who he really is behind the fake it ’til you make it attitude. He joins Rainbow Connection, the gay student alliance, hoping to find himself. Instead, he finds Vin Reyes. Raised by his grandparents and the heir to a prosperous company, Vin has been out of the closet since he figured out what that meant. He has it all: fashionable clothing, fancy cars, huge houses, and a real party lifestyle, even a bodyguard. Most of all, he has a secret.