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Review at AudioGals

March 10, 2022 /

I’m over at AudioGals with a review of Peter Cabot Gets Lost by Cat Sebastian, narrated by Joel Leslie. The 1960s is a very underrepresented period in romance and it was very cool to listen to a queer 1960s romance.

The titles are styled in a way to make it obvious that this book is set in the 1960s but there's not much more too it - it's mainly blue

Review at AudioGals

October 14, 2021 /

I’m over at AudioGals with a review of The Queer Principles of Kit Webb by Cat Sebastian, narrated by Joel Leslie. Queer Georgian romp featuring a highwayman and a lord – but watch out for the content warnings – there’s some heavy backstory.

CW: death of a spouse, death of an infant, parent death

cartoon cover of a fair haired white man and a dark-haired white man both wearing knee breeches and queue leaning over a table in a coffee house about to kiss

Review at Dear Author

July 8, 2020 /

I’m over at Dear Author with a review of Two Rogues Make a Right by Cat Sebastian.  A cozy friends to lovers romance for rainy day comfort.

Two young white men in casual Regency attire sit on a grassy hill in the countryside with facing one another with their foreheads together

Review at AudioGals

September 20, 2019 /

I’m over at AudioGals with a review of Unmasked by the Marquess by Cat Sebastian, narrated by Joel Leslie. The “chick in pants” trope gets properly queered and it was delightful.

dark-haired white man and a blonde white woman, on a bed. Both of them are wearing white men's shirts. She is straddling his lap as they are about to kiss.

Review at Dear Author

July 31, 2018 /

I’m over at Dear Author with a review of A Gentleman Never Keeps Score by Cat Sebastian. An angsty romantic story of true love and found family. Plus there’s a three-legged dog.

A black man with close-cropped hair wearing a white shirt and a grey waistcoat embraced a shorter white man with fair hair in a dark suit from the side, in front of a Regency-type building lit by lamps

Review at AudioGals

October 25, 2017 /

I’m over at AudioGals with a review of The Ruin of a Rake by Cat Sebastian, narrated by Gary Furlong. Great story but I didn’t like the narration.

Head and upper torso of two Regency gentlement, one is dark-haird and facing the front, the other is fair and is facing to the side but looking to the front - he looks stuffy - against a green background

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