I’m over at AudioGals with a review of Catalyst by Rachel Grant, narrated by Greg Tremblay. Brilliant. Highly recommended. It’s also in the #AudibleRomance package so subscribers can listen without spending a credit.
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While I was on holidays I had a review up at AudioGals of How To Date a Douchebag: The Learning Hours by Sara Ney, narrated by Josh Goodman & Muffy Newtown. After a less-than-stellar beginning, I ended up liking this one quite a bit.
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Team Phison by Chace Verity – B- One of my friends recommended this novella to me on Twitter and as it was only 99c I bought it (I’m cheap). While I didn’t connect with it quite as well as she did, I liked this story about a 55 year old guy who meets a 27 year old young man online when they both play a (fictional) MMORPG (that’s Massively Multiplayer Role Playing Game for the non-geeks in the room) which also has some FPS (first person shooter) aspects to it. Phil Hutton is a grumpy gay restaurant owner in Provincetown who broke up with his long term partner a little while before the book began. He’s lonely and looking for love but not having much success. Tyson Falls is a young bisexual man working as a server in a pizza and burger place in Georgia. Over time, they become friends and then more, eventually having to deal with the distance between them to get their HEA.
The story is told entirely from Phil’s POV so I found Tyson to be somewhat opaque at times. While the age difference didn’t bother me, sometimes I was a little concerned about the relative power differential between them – Tyson doesn’t have much money, Phil is quite well off, relatively speaking. Continue reading
I’m over at Dear Author with a review of No Place Like You by Emma Douglas. Sweet second chance romance.
I’ll be taking a few days off over Christmas and the new year but will be around on Twitter. Who knows? I may even get around to posting some 2017 Favourite Reads lists in January. That’s the plan anyway.
To everyone who has visited the blog, or chatted to me online, to my friends, to those I admire and those I wish were my friends (!), to all my fellow romance bloggers, to the awesome women of #metoo and to all those who #resist, I wish you the compliments of the season, peace, love and safety. To those who supported me after the passing of my stepdad this year, a special thank you.
For those who do Christmas, have a Merry Merry Christmas. To those who don’t, Happy Holidays. May you find laughter, love and joy in the coming days – and refreshment to keep being awesome next year. Thank you for your friendship, support and inspiration this year.
~ Kaetrin ~
I’m over at AudioGals with a review of Just the Thing by Marie Harte, narrated by CJ Bloom. I didn’t like the hero much on first acquaintance but he grew on me and I ended up liking this one quite a bit.











