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Title: Romance: Dirty Paws

Author: Kathleen Hope

Narrator: Rebecca Wolfe

Format: Unabridged

Length: 39 mins

Language: English

Release date: 08-26-15

Publisher: Michael Henry van der Voort

Ratings: 2 of 5 out of 4 votes

Genres: Fiction, Gay & Lesbian

Publisher's Summary:

"Come on, Leon, let me walk you to your car." Shelia's makeup was smeared and her white shirt drenched, her nubile perky pink nipples visible through her shirt. She looked down and the two started laughing.

"Sure. I've got a black T-shirt in my car. I promise I won't look." They both giggled with delight at the thought, because even at 21, no one except Leon and Ian had the honor of having seen her body. She had freely given herself to Leon multiple times and naturally felt completely at ease with Leon.

Once the two made it to the old Toyota Tercel, Shelia joined him in the passenger seat. The windows quickly fogged up as the two passionately kissed.

"Lee, baby, I can't do this. You know I'll always love you, and I'm always thinking of you, but my life is so different now, and I haven't even seen you in three years. You haven't called, you haven't come by - nothing. I can't," Shelia said as she changed into one of Leon's T-shirts, leaving the other in the passenger seat as she hurriedly got out of the car and ran back to her sorority house. That was the last time they saw each other..."

Warning: This content is not suitable for all ages. 18+

Members Reviews:

I enjoyed every minute of it

This book has really caught my attention. Possessed a very exciting plot and that makes me more eager to read each page. There are lot of unpredictable twists. I enjoyed every minute of it. It really jumped off the page. I will be reading everything from this author. I do really enjoyed this book a lot. Enough books in a bundle, perfect for your free time. The main characters were very awesome. There was plenty of romance and drama. Also the story flowed pretty well. This is the first book I've read by this author but I would definitely read more.

ok...well

This was short. It felt disjointed to me. I had to reread some parts and I still feel at a loss. Some of the background felt missing. Whether this will be filled in in the next book, I don't know. If I can get this one on the Kindle Unlimited I will read it, if not I'll have to read the reviews and decide from there.

Excellent Short Story

This was a very well written short story, about a first love and a failed marriage and a woman who struggles to find happiness again. This Author's woman characters are intelligent, strong and courageous and I really enjoy reading her stories.

"He put one arm around her waist and walked through the woods with her, looking out for any predators. It had been almost a decade since he touched her anywhere. His hair was the same colour as his coat, a mess of warm, deep auburn with touches of white and brown throughout."

"The two embraced one another, her head on his shoulders, his lips on her head, the love was real. Their bodies began to ignite and within moments she was on top of him, naked in the sand, riding his gently as he gazed in her eyes."

Kathleen Hope has become my favourite short story Author!

Every good

Very easy relaxing read

Just don't.

Just. Wow. No depth where needed, feels like a 7 year old wrote it. Sorry, author, you tried.

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Title: Gay: Coming Out and then Coming In

Author: Kathleen Hope

Narrator: Rebecca Wolfe

Format: Unabridged

Length: 43 mins

Language: English

Release date: 08-25-15

Publisher: Michael Henry van der Voort

Ratings: 3.5 of 5 out of 2 votes

Genres: Fiction, Gay & Lesbian

Publisher's Summary:

"Paulie jerked his pants up angrily. "You lied to me. You told me that they knew and they were cool with it. With us."

"Paulie, I know you're pissed. But-"

"But nothing man! You lied to me. How can you say you love me when you lied?"

"Please," I whispered. "Don't go. Not yet. Let's talk."

He paused at the door but kept his back to me. "You wanna talk? Fine. I have a lie of my own. I'm no virgin. I just said that to you so I could get in your pants. I can never be with you. You don't even have the guts to stand up to your parents and tell them their baby boy likes guys."

"Paulie, wait-" I was afraid he'd go, and all hell was going to break loose with my parents. I grabbed his arm. "Stay. Or we can go somewhere."

But he wouldn't listen. He jerked from my grasp. "F--k you, Elliot. Don't call me again."

I blew out a breath. Ethan had no f--king idea about..."

Warning: This content is not suitable for all ages. 18+

Members Reviews:

College boys language skills

"Log," "stiff pole," "flesh flute," etc. are all delightful names for the penis used in this story of 2, then 3 college guys getting together. If that interest you, along with other stereotypical male (of a certain type) college lingo then this is definitely the story for you.

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Title: The Interrogation

Subtitle: DykeLove Quickies Volume 2

Author: Jacintha Topaz

Narrator: Carolyne Summers

Format: Unabridged

Length: 1 hr and 4 mins

Language: English

Release date: 08-07-15

Publisher: Carolyne Summers

Ratings: 2.5 of 5 out of 2 votes

Genres: Fiction, Gay & Lesbian

Publisher's Summary:

Caught freeloading at the refill counter, Amber Hawkins is escorted by private security to the manager's office on the day before her last final exam. On-site supervisor Elise Yarwood finally catches the vixen that has been stealing her condiments and plans to teach the crafty woman some lessons she will never forget.

Members Reviews:

Fun and sexy lesbian erotica

The Interrogation is a short and sexy audiobook detailing an unconventional encounter that leads to a romantic relationship between two women, one a starving student and the other the head of security for a facility where the student is caught stealing food. While there is initially an implied blackmail scenario floated, ultimately their mutual attraction and a spontaneous sexual liaison indicate they are destined to be long-term lovers. This is an entertaining story for listeners who enjoy lesbian erotica.

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Title: Squat

Author: Alp Mortal

Narrator: Stewart Campbell

Format: Unabridged

Length: 1 hr and 31 mins

Language: English

Release date: 07-10-15

Publisher: The Carter Seagrove Project LLC

Ratings: 4 of 5 out of 13 votes

Genres: Fiction, Gay & Lesbian

Publisher's Summary:

Squat is a short gay romantic story written for an adult audience. It's a story about finding love in the least likely of places; especially when you're cold and lonely, having forgotten what to be afraid is because you're numb. A story about finding your first love, and keeping it for the rest of your life.

Members Reviews:

Echo

There was some echoing in the recording that was rather annoying. Good story though. Happy endings are always good.

Very satisfying.

Would you consider the audio edition of Squat to be better than the print version?

never read the printed version.

What did you like best about this story?

The couple ....their love was real and deep.

Which scene was your favorite?

All of it.

If you could take any character from Squat out to dinner, who would it be and why?

Both of the MCsVery good people .

Any additional comments?

Give this a listen is worth it .

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Title: Van Allen's Ecstasy

Author: Jim Tushinski

Narrator: James Weippert

Format: Unabridged

Length: 6 hrs

Language: English

Release date: 06-10-15

Publisher: Lethe Press

Ratings: 2.5 of 5 out of 3 votes

Genres: Fiction, Gay & Lesbian

Publisher's Summary:

What if you woke up one day and remembered nothing of your past? Born into an extraordinarily talented family, 29-year-old Michael Van Allen is the gay son of a well-known concert pianist and an equally famous painter. All his life he has yearned for the talent and creativity that should have been his birthright but have somehow been denied him. When he wakes up in a mental hospital, his memory gone, his former life erased, his doctor tells him of his screaming breakdown during one of his father's performances. Van Allen's Ecstasy is the story of Michael's journey in search of his former self. As he pieces together his forgotten life, Michael uncovers jealousy, obsession, and secret desires that threaten to destroy his sanity once again.

How could you rebuild your life if all you knew was what other people told you? Could you ever find your way back to being person you once were?

Members Reviews:

Just Not For Me

I was intrigued by this book when I purchased it. The premise is totally original and inventive, and it's received rave reviews here, on Amazon.com, from other readers.

The book was extremely well-written, if a bit pretentious. It's about a mentally ill gay man and his descent into madness - and the attempt to remember his previous life and reclaim some kind of sane and functioning life after he leaves the institution to which he was committed. I assume they used electro-convulsive therapy to treat him, because he can barely remember who he is.

Once out, Michael goes back to the apartment he shared with his lover, Paul, where he finds a journal he wrote as he descended into madness. He (and the reader), re-experience the bizarre devolution of a mind that invents an alternative fantasy world to escape its own mediocrity.

It's not a pleasant task, either for him or us. His madness involves an obsession with Scriabin, the turn-of-the-twentieth-century pianist and composer who died young and mad. Scriabin had this strange and incomprehensible philosophy of himself (and all others, I suppose) as a man-god dedicated to obtaining ecstasy through creativity. Unfortunately, it doesn't do Michael any favors to rediscover his past as it leads him, once again, into madness.

My problem with this book is the pretentiousness of all this pseudo-philosophy (really the rantings of a mad man) driving this young man into the depths of despair. It is not pretty, and certainly out of proportion to the silliness that was Scriabin's bad poetry. It read, to me, like an author's own obsession with showing how "deeply" and eloquently he could plumb both philosophy and the deterioration of a rational mind.

For me, it was just painful. There are entire chapters which are nothing but exposition - not a single line of dialog and, of course, exposition that often doesn't make any sense (Michael is, after all, entirely mad). For most of the book, nothing happens, just relentless and endless musings on music, talent, mediocrity, pseudo-philosophy and madness.

Personally, I found the book simply depressing.

Obviously, other reviewers appear to be much more impressed with it than I am, so depressing, pretentious prose must resonate with others.

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Title: Solos

Subtitle: A Novel

Author: Kitty Burns Florey

Narrator: Kristin Kalbli

Format: Unabridged

Length: 7 hrs and 37 mins

Language: English

Release date: 06-02-15

Publisher: Audible Studios

Ratings: 1 of 5 out of 1 votes

Genres: Fiction, Gay & Lesbian

Publisher's Summary:

Emily Lime and her equally palindromic dog Otto live in Williamsburg, Brooklyn (zip code 11211), in a warm community of friends and fellow artists. Her life becomes more complicated when she falls in love with Marcus, a dog walker and fellow Scrabble nut whose father is Emily's shady ex-husband, who wants the lovable Emily dead. A mystery unravels, a valuable lost cache of paintings is found, and Emily's life changes in ways she could not have anticipated.

Members Reviews:

Treat yourself to a fun filled summer read

Where has Kitty Burns Florey been all my life? I bought this book on a friend's recommendation and loved it! It's a great read, hard to put down, and truly funny. I can't believe this writer isn't on the best-seller lists. SOLOS was a wonderful surprise and has me looking forward to Ms. Florey's next offering. Hurry up Kitty!

Gentle and upbeat

This is a sweet, uplifting little story. A perfect antidote to heavier reading.

For all you word-puzzle lovers out there

Everything about this little novel is charming. The characters are, by and large, gentle and literate. The tone is comic and lyrical. The plot is quirky without being off-putting. And best of all for us word-puzzlers--crosswords, puns, anagrams, palindromes, the lot--it's chock full of delightful gems. For instance, not only the book's title but all the chapter titles, too, are themselves palindromes (e.g. 'Pa's a saP') and actually have bearing on the chapter content; Marcus's father really IS a sap. The main character herself, Emily Lime, has a palindromic name. Even her dog, Otto, has one. (Another plus is that most of the characters are animal lovers.)

This is not Great Literature, but it is a Fun Read.

Scott Morrison

Loved this book!

Solos, by Kitty Burns Florey, is one of those books to curl up with on a hot summer day, or a cold winter night, or a pleasant fall afternoon or--whenever. It's an absolutely delightful story with a bang-up ending, about people you wish you had for friends. I can't recommend this book highly enough. It sucked me in, made me laugh, and even made me think. Mostly it was just really fun to read and hard to put down. I have been a fan of this writer's books for a few years now,and eagerly look forward to her next!

Highly recommended

Reading "Solos" is like spending a weekend with a good friend, who also happens to be witty and charming and can tell a great story. The Williamsburg setting is fun, but even if you're not from THE CITY (even if you're from rural Maine, for example, like I am), the warmth and humor of this book make it worth reading. It's a well-written, intelligent book you don't need to feel guilty about loving! I've been recommending it to all my friends, and those who've read it have enjoyed it as much as I did.

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Title: Souvenir of Cold Springs

Subtitle: A Novel

Author: Kitty Burns Florey

Narrator: Susan Shaloub Larkin

Format: Unabridged

Length: 11 hrs and 59 mins

Language: English

Release date: 05-12-15

Publisher: Audible Studios

Genres: Fiction, Gay & Lesbian

Publisher's Summary:

The world of this novel moves back in time as the layers are peeled away to reveal the truth about a long-ago family tragedy that impacts the characters' lives for years after. Beginning with a young college student haunted by her own choices and ending with the surprisingly serene image of an aging woman looking back on her turbulent life, the story encompasses a panorama of events set against the changing social backdrop of the middle years of the 20th century.

Members Reviews:

Not An Attention Getting Story

This book just didn't capture my attention immediately and I finally quit reading it.

An intriguing read

I must confess that I wasn't sure about reading this book at first ~~ it sounded so depressing especially when the novel started off with Margaret who is dealing with an unwanted pregnancy and the aftermath of an abortion. However, as I continue to read this book, I find it very intriguing and very interesting. It's definitely a book geared to mothers and daughters ~~ and Florey describes the intricate interweaving of relationships between mothers, daughters, sisters and lovers with a flair that most authors don't seem to have these days.

This book is also written in an unique way. Florey starts with the present ~~ Margaret, the fifth generation, then it travels back into time. Florey takes a chapter for each woman and brings these women alive with feelings, dreams and broken dreams, unfulfilled desires and sadness, and on and on. It's wonderfully written and I loved it. I, personally, can relate to every character in the book ~~ and Florey has done a wonderful job of bringing them to life. These are women who are flesh and blood like the rest of us.

I wouldn't hesitate to pick up this book ~~ fortunately, my mother picked it up and loaned it to me to read. I can't wait to give it back to her and urge her to read it next! Like mother, like daughter. =) This is a book you should read and pass onto all the mothers and sisters and daughters in your life.

5-8-03

Loved this book....

Oh, how I recommend this book! Over the last twenty years I have read and LOVED all of Kitty Burns Florey's novels; but Souvenir of Cold Springs is the most pleasurable and satisfying one of them all -- a richly detailed and fascinating group portrait of five generations of Kerwin women. In this novel, Ms. Florey's intriguing technique is to carefully expose successive layers under the surface image, from the newest back through the murky past, using a series of vignettes which both reveal the family's history and join it to the present. The unusual result is that the members of this family-- the living and those long gone-- all seem finally to appear together in the portrait --- sketchy bits of family history filled in, dark misunderstandings brought into focus, the composition completed.

The effect of Florey's masterful and engaging prose is to draw one in, well beyond the point of reader, to a place of closer observation . . . perhaps that of a close neighbor or old family friend. The troubles and pleasures of family life are all there, brought to vibrant life in her inimitable style. She has always had a deft touch with the telling detail, the quick laugh at a family joke, the sharp pain of family tragedy; but in this novel, her great talent is even more impressive.

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Title: Saving Sam

Subtitle: Zero, Ohio, Book 2

Author: Megan Slayer

Narrator: Andy Babinski

Format: Unabridged

Length: 1 hr and 31 mins

Language: English

Release date: 04-30-15

Publisher: Decadent Publishing Company, LLC

Ratings: 3 of 5 out of 4 votes

Genres: Fiction, Gay & Lesbian

Publisher's Summary:

Give up his dream, or go for exactly what he wants?

Sam Grau never planned on seeing his former best friend again. One-night stands worked well enough to ease his heartache and loneliness... except he wanted more. He has a choice: chase his dreams or the man he loves. He can't have both.

Josh Thomas never gave up on finding the one man who understood him down to the cellular level. He walked away once, but not a second time. He's willing to sacrifice his heart and pride to show his quirky friends the men they've both become, all in the name of saving Sam.

Members Reviews:

B- rating.....

My Review:

This is a friends to lovers book...but it's been a relationship that's been on hold for ten years. Ten years ago, they were best friends and now they don't even keep in touch, although they both had deep feelings for each other at the time. Neither one ever told the other how they felt ten years ago, but those harbored feelings are both really still there. I liked that set-up and would have liked the book better if it had been left at that.

But there's a lot to the story. Honestly I think it was too much detail/too much conflict for such a short book because none of it felt quite right or adequately explained and resolved.

*There's the history between the men.

*There was a bit of discussion about Sam's (I think it was Sam) emotionally charged upbringing.

*Sam is also in the middle of trying to establish a new career...and there was some real confusion to that part of the story because Josh lives in another town, but he talks with someone about Sam's ability to work at this center with someone in power, but from what I understood, Josh is new to the area, is an air traffic controller, and lives in a whole other town. Why would he have anything to do with the hiring at a youth center program?

*Sam is a man-whore, but wants a real relationship.

This could have been a really amazing book, but for me, it just fell a little bit short. The bond that should have been there between the two men just didn't translate emotionally for me on the page. I kept feeling like there was a little something missing to all the many layers of the story.

Why does Sam need saving?

In the second of the Zero, Ohio series a promiscuous man who has thin apartment walls by chance has his former best friend walk into the bar he now works at. He is so different he's sure his friend won't recognize and that's fine by him. Why? This was a very important person in his life. Tattoos, dyed hair, and piercings he has changed himself. Created a shield. But he has a lovable Rottweiler and a career dream. Is he going to allow his friend back into his life and heart?

simple and easy read

This book was so refreshingly nice. It was really simple and easy to read, but also had a good deal of depth and kept my attention the entire way. I have to say it was so simple that I actually missed a few things and had to go back and re-read sections to catch up, but that never took away from how good the book was as a whole.

Meh!

Not my taste at all. Mostly instant sex, and after one blow job in the bar, he's calling him lover? Right. Lots of piercings, some tattoos, guy liner, multi-colored hair and, oh who cares? I didn't at that point and returned it.

Reviewed by Redz World Reviews

Saving Sam is the second book in the Zero, Ohio series by author Megan Slayer.

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Title: Angel Falling Upward

Author: Forest Wood

Narrator: JB Burgess

Format: Unabridged

Length: 1 hr and 16 mins

Language: English

Release date: 03-16-15

Publisher: Prairie Moon Publications

Ratings: 5 of 5 out of 1 votes

Genres: Fiction, Gay & Lesbian

Publisher's Summary:

Dawson Angel is a teenager in small-town Kansas who has just told his best friend he is gay and soon regrets that decision. To make matters worse, he has also fallen in love with the neighbor boy, a handsome young Mennonite named Derek. Nothing seems to go right as the week progresses in this engaging tale of youth that reminds one of a modern Catcher in the Rye.

Members Reviews:

Gay romance

The sincerity of the author in telling the story of a high school boy coming "out" that he is gay and finding love was amazing and believable. This short story with some explicit sex will appeal to those who like gay romances. It has a sweet ending.

Three Stars

enjoyed this book

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Title: Love Rules

Subtitle: Beach Reading, Book 7

Author: Mark Abramson

Narrator: Sid La Roux

Format: Unabridged

Length: 6 hrs and 26 mins

Language: English

Release date: 03-06-15

Publisher: Lethe Press

Ratings: 1.5 of 5 out of 2 votes

Genres: Fiction, Gay & Lesbian

Publisher's Summary:

Tim Snow is faced with temptation in the latest volume of Mark Abramson's Beach Reading mystery series. With his boyfriend traveling, Tim struggles with the intricacies of 21st-century gay life. The entire cast of quirky characters is back for the seventh book.

Artie's performing career has him traveling more. Aunt Ruth tries to wean herself from San Francisco into married life in Hillsborough. Tim's family - both adopted and blood - are beset by drama amid a rash of armed robberies in the neighborhood. There's a sexy new cop on the beat. And people are getting shot. Nick is in Europe with his grandmother, and Tim is left behind to figure out the rules of a modern gay relationship. Can - and should - Tim resist Cupid's arrows for such hotties as the sexy new cop on the Castro beat or the teenage British gymnast he's met on the Internet? What's love got to do with it? Maybe everything.

Members Reviews:

Bad narration but great singing.

Very very poor narration. Not well rehearsed. Cannot recommend even on the best of days. Only the singing was good.