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Title: Sisyphus Wins

Author: Jerry Fabyanic

Narrator: Richard Rieman

Format: Unabridged

Length: 7 hrs and 46 mins

Language: English

Release date: 12-05-16

Publisher: Western Exposure

Ratings: 4 of 5 out of 3 votes

Genres: Fiction, Gay & Lesbian

Publisher's Summary:

Can you be who you authentically are and still be accepted by those most important to you?

Jonathan Slovanco finds comfort and safety both in his large family that has been traumatized due to a devastating tragedy and in the Catholic Church. But as he matures, he realizes that a fundamental difference between him and other boys may alienate him from everything and everyone he holds dear.

When he is confronted with the cold truth that he is on his own, Jonathan is faced with the decision whether to leave his family and friends and his church to uncover the truth of his being. During that struggle, he realizes that his journey is his to walk and that only he can resolve the conflicts he faces: with himself, his family, society, and his church. It is only in the realm of nature that he finds himself at peace.

For Jonathan, coming to self-acceptance is difficult enough. Coupling that with the courage needed to reveal his genuine self to his family feels like a Sisyphean effort.

Members Reviews:

Beautifully written

Beautifully written and well done. If you like reading coming out stories than you'll like this. Wonderful character development. Definitely recommend this one.

The narrator did a wonderful job. Very enjoyable.

I was voluntarily provided this free review copy audiobook by the author, narrator, or publisher.

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Title: Into the Void

Author: Winston Yellick

Narrator: Scott Berrier

Format: Unabridged

Length: 6 hrs and 47 mins

Language: English

Release date: 11-15-16

Publisher: Ouroboros Prints

Ratings: 4 of 5 out of 6 votes

Genres: Fiction, Gay & Lesbian

Publisher's Summary:

"What happened to you? Are you lost? Is it too late? I don't know how much more I can take, but I promised you so very long ago, I would stay."

Sam and Tobie wake up on a dirt road in the middle of nowhere, with no real memory of how they got there. It is up to the two to put their growing dislike aside long enough for them to get home. Sounds easy enough, but when you throw in an all-powerful queen, a creature from the void with its own agenda, and many other oddities along the way, will Sam and Tobie have what it takes to get home in one piece or will the price for freedom be too much to pay?

Members Reviews:

Only way to describe it: Pretty Good

What did you like best about Into the Void? What did you like least?

The world created by Mr. Yellick was very interesting. Part of me wished that Tobie and Sam could've spent more time in the animal kingdom. This book is under 'Gay and Lesbian,' and there are homosexual-esque themes, but barely. Basically, I'm trying to say that it hinted at gay things, but didn't have the two characters kiss or anything like that. So, the thing I liked the least is that they weren't able to express themselves as a couple in many ways.

If youve listened to books by Winston Yellick before, how does this one compare?

I haven't read anything else by Mr. Yellick. In fact, I googled him and I don't believe he has any other books. This makes sense, because there were a few holes and mistakes, but all around he did do a good job.

What did you like about the performance? What did you dislike?

I think that Mr. Berrier is an great narrator, just not for this book. He has solid characters and can do many voices in terms of women, men, accents and anyone from the age of 30-100 years old. My main qualm with the performance was how old the narrator sounded. Tobie and Sam are 18 at the most and Scott Berrier has to be in his forties. If he's not, I apologize, but he has a very mature-sounding voice. For this novel, I think it would've been better to have a younger sounding male do the voice (Josh Hurley or Todd Haberkorn). Also, I didn't like how Berrier's voice was so deep. It's almost unnerving (I mean, really unnerving. If he did a book in the horror genre, he'd be PERFECT at it!); it took me a while to become comfortable with it. Once I was used to his voice (less than an hour in), I didn't have any more issues.

Did Into the Void inspire you to do anything?

I always like reading gay books that have nothing to do with sex. It's refreshing. It gives me hope that there can be books out there like 'Into the Void' and LAST SEEN LEAVING by Caleb Roehrig that are meant for TEENAGERS. Gay teens need something to read that won't introduce them to mature elements before they are ready. This is a good example of one; it's nowhere near the best, but it is a decent example.

Any additional comments?

I honestly don't think this is adult fiction. I would consider this book to be in the TEEN section. There is only one reason why I found this in the adult section. It's because there was the use of the F-word. That's all. I think teenagers say that word more than I do and I'm 30... Anyway, despite the few holes and the jumping around by the narrator (I mean the narrator on the page.

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Title: Transformed: Paris

Subtitle: A Quirky Queer Spy Novel, #2

Author: Jack Harvey, Suzanne Falter

Narrator: Sharon Eisenhauer

Format: Unabridged

Length: 6 hrs and 48 mins

Language: English

Release date: 11-08-16

Publisher: New Heights Publishing

Ratings: 3 of 5 out of 1 votes

Genres: Fiction, Gay & Lesbian

Publisher's Summary:

Transman spy Charley MacElroy travels to Paris to help French authorities break up a Neo-Nazi plot to scatter dirty bombs throughout the city. His older lover Electra comes along to study French, but she soon discovers Dickie Borque, a sinister British aristocrat with lavender hair, may be behind the plot. Charley, however, is not so sure.

Meanwhile, she and Charley begin having love troubles when he suggests opening up their relationship to suit his pansexual desires. After discovering that he may have been fooling around with his attractive new male assistant, Electra moves out in a huff. Soon Charley is wandering the quays alone, trying to find the dirty bombs while wistfully longing for his love.

Electra enlists the help of Dickie's feisty 80-something milliner, Odile, to break up the plot. But then suddenly, Electra disappears. Now Charley must search frantically for both the bombs and Electra amidst the cafes, conversation, and the gleaming, rainy streets of Paris in winter.

Members Reviews:

Five Stars

This series has been wonderful, this book had some nice twists to it.

Good book

Good and funny, enjoyed it.

Fun, amusing and satisfactory

The collaborative team of Jack Harvey and Suzanne Falter have come up with a second sprightly novel in the "Transformed" series. This book has our protagonists Charley, the not-quite-completely transitioned CIA agent, and his beloved Electra, tangling with neo-Nazi terrorists in Paris. Charley has been restored to agent-on-probation status after sorting out his financial foibles from the previous "Transformed: San Francisco" (reviewed October 19, 2016), the reading of which led me to decide to continue the series. Electra, introduced to us as the "Society Dom" in the previous book, is now determined to become Charley's exclusive partner, both in life and in espionage. Regretfully, she has yet to obtain necessary training or security clearance, so is supposedly simply "along for the ride" as Charley is missioned to scope out a plot to plant cesium-laced dirty bombs around Paris, and hopefully thereby implicate and drive out tourists and/or immigrants from the Near East (this part is really a bit unclear). The "financier" of this plot is Dickie, Dame of Borque, a British ex-pat who abominates all tourists.

As the plot thickens, Electra inadvertently becomes involved with Dickie and thereby "infiltrates" the terrorist ring, much to the annoyance of Charley's superiors. Although, as was my criticism with the previous "Transformed" book, there are some problems with time-line and some major inconsistencies in the story, overall it is fun, amusing, and satisfactory in the culmination.

Transformed: Paris is an easy, light read

Transformed: Paris is a fairly simple spy story based around the migration and terrorist issues facing Europe today, and an American coupleâs attempts to foil a neo-Nazi bomb plot. Where it differs from the norm is the gender and sexual preferences of the lead characters. All this is delivered in a quirky and mildly comical style.

I enjoyed the descriptions of Paris and the lifestyles of the characters, although it seemed to me that they were living more in the 1950s instead of the early 21st Century.

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Title: Dissonance

Subtitle: Blue Notes, Book 7

Author: Shira Anthony

Narrator: John Solo

Format: Unabridged

Length: 9 hrs and 24 mins

Language: English

Release date: 11-04-16

Publisher: Dreamspinner Press LLC

Ratings: 3.5 of 5 out of 7 votes

Genres: Fiction, Gay & Lesbian

Publisher's Summary:

British noble Cameron Sherrington has hit rock bottom. The love of his life, opera sensation Aiden Lind, is marrying another man, and Cam knows it's his fault for pushing Aiden away. As if that's not enough, someone is trying to take away his family business, and the US authorities are pursuing him on charges of money laundering. Fearing for his safety and unable to return to London, Cam runs, but he's too broke to find a place to stay, and his fugitive's life doesn't even remotely resemble a Hollywood thriller.

Desperate and betrayed by the people he thought cared about him, Cam takes refuge in the subway station where Galen Rusk plays his trumpet for tips. Though Cam hears the beauty in Galen's music, it's Galen's firm hand on his shoulder that stops him from throwing everything away. Their unusual relationship takes a turn that surprises them both, and neither man is sure he wants the complication. Galen is fighting the ghosts of his past, and Cam has his own nightmares to face. When Cam's troubles threaten to tear them apart, Cam figures he had it coming - that it's all penance due for a life lived without honesty or love. But he never considered the possibility that he might not survive it.

Members Reviews:

Dark and emotional

Whats really amazing about the series is that the author, Shira Anthony, was intimately involved in the classical music scene before she became a writer, so in addition to creating these amazingly complex story lines, she infuses into each story some of her extensive knowledge about music and in each story the reader/listener gets a mini-lesson (without being didactic) about classical music. Its fascinating!

I have to admit that its been a long time since Ive read the other books in this series and I havent managed to read the entire series. On the one hand, I think thats helpful because the characters in this story have some ugly back history and if you read some other reviews youll see that many people had a hard time finding the good in Cam based on what he did in the other stories.

I dont really have that hurdle to overcome because I dont really remember the other stories that intimately to have preconceived emotions for him.

With that in mind I think this is a really dark, difficult story to read/listen because the history of abuse and suicide in both our MCs pasts make it hard to have anything but a dark storyline. There are happy moments to be sure but there is a lot, lot, lot of darkness in this story.

Audio

I was disappointed that Peter Brooke didnt do this narration he did the others in the series and was part of the reason I loved the series so much.

John Solo does a nice job with this, however. He attempts a British accent when needed and does a nice enough job with all the dark emotions.

I think this would have been better in Brookes hands, but it was more than passable in John Solos.

For fans of the series I think this is a must even if you never quite warm up to Cam or get to a place of forgiveness. For people new to the series Ill tell you this wasnt my favorite by a long stretch but it is still a powerful piece of writing.

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Title: Eden's Future

Subtitle: Edenwood, Book 3

Author: Adam Carpenter

Narrator: Jackson Hunter

Format: Unabridged

Length: 8 hrs and 27 mins

Language: English

Release date: 10-26-16

Publisher: Linden Corners Press

Ratings: 3.5 of 5 out of 7 votes

Genres: Fiction, Gay & Lesbian

Publisher's Summary:

Ever since the gorgeous Chad Singleton returned to Edenwood, the family estate from which he was banished as a teenager, he has uncovered a series of secrets and scandals. Now the questions surrounding his father's death are overshadowed by the arrival of a mystery man, another shocking death, and an unexpected family reunion. Chad now faces an uncertain future as his past sexual transgressions threaten to undo him.

What he most wants is his ex-lover, burly Chief of Police Brett Ellers. Both men have their secrets and only together can they defeat their demons and indulge their undeniable passion for each other. As forces within Chad's family threaten to prevent his happiness, one more cataclysmic event will forever change the course of his life.

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Title: Immaculate Blue

Author: Paul Russell

Narrator: Charles Leggett

Format: Unabridged

Length: 8 hrs and 22 mins

Language: English

Release date: 10-25-16

Publisher: Start Midnight

Ratings: 3.5 of 5 out of 2 votes

Genres: Fiction, Gay & Lesbian

Publisher's Summary:

From the award-winning author of The Unreal Life of Sergey Nabokov comes the brilliantly conceived and precisely rendered novel Immaculate Blue, which explores the lives of four people - Anatole, Leigh, Chris, and Lydia - and their intermingled and unwinding desires.

Set in upstate New York, the novel follows these characters as they achieve their aims in lives redolent with loss and hope, humor and sadness, union and alienation. Russell picks up the thread of his critically acclaimed novel The Salt Point 20 years later and tracks the lives of these friends, some of whom not only lost touch with each other, but have also lost their way. Moving, at times shocking, and always memorable, Immaculate Blue points to where the personal and the political come together and shape our lives in unexpected ways. With this newest novel, Paul Russell reminds us of why he is one of the most important voices on the literary scene.

Members Reviews:

After Twenty Years - Awesome!

Salt Point, which I read years ago, was a remarkable book. But I really could not remember what it was about or who was in it. Until this gem brought each character to life again, one at a time. A class reunion must be like this - part nostalgia, part reconnection, part âwas this guy really in our class?â Masterly visual details, too. I loved it.

Russell has done a nice job of picking up the threads 20 years after ...

Russell has done a nice job of picking up the threads 20 years after the original story. The writing is both fluid and tinged with bittersweet nostalgia.

Return to Poughkeepsie

Immaculate Blue is about nothing and yet about everything, particularly if you are gay and your "wonder years" were in the late 80's and early 90's. If you read Russell's The Salt Point from 1990, this book follows the same group of friends now twenty years later as their paths cross again in Poughkeepsie for a wedding. No worries if you haven't read The Salt Point though; you won't be lost.

The story unfolds in three long chapters in which Russell weaves back and forth between the different characters' point of view. In the first chapter, Chris returns to Poughkeepsie to reunite with friends Anatole and Lydia for Anatole's wedding. Much of the story explores what has happened to each of the three friends over the last twenty years. Chris moved away while Anatole and Lydia stayed in Poughkeepsie. Chapter two is the wedding. Chapter three follows Chris after the wedding as he reconnects with another friend before leaving Poughkeepsie.

If you aren't familiar with some of Russell's other work, like The Coming Storm or War Against the Animals, you might find yourself bored at first. Russell likes to explore the human condition and gives the reader a well-rounded look into each of his main characters, so the story tends to move at a slow pace with not a lot of drama happening on the page. You really feel like you know these people by the time you finish the book. Or you at least connect with the way they are feeling and where they are in life. Immaculate Blue is no different. while I haven't lived such an intense life as Chris, I still connected with how lost he felt.

Having had a close group of friends during my glory days that I sadly abandoned when I moved away, I related very well to Chris's re-connection with his friends.

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Title: Caden's Touch

Author: Julian Clearwater

Narrator: Paul Finlay

Format: Unabridged

Length: 1 hr and 21 mins

Language: English

Release date: 10-07-16

Publisher: Julian Clearwater

Ratings: 2 of 5 out of 1 votes

Genres: Fiction, Gay & Lesbian

Publisher's Summary:

Caden didn't consider himself a man-whore, but being able to mind-read everyone's dirtiest fantasies was just too tempting at times.

Caden Brickmore...a man who knows exactly what he wants. So why did he just leave the bed of such a gorgeous man?

Working as a bellhop at the classic old Hotel Tribeca, gives him an excellent expanse of opportunity to exercise his mental gift, entertaining himself as he learns what other men really want.

Tormented by the highs and lows of such a life, it is only with his unlikely roommate Jackie, that he can reveal the truth of his gift, and the sometimes unintended consequences.

When a chance encounter brings unexpected results, Caden is challenged to step out and take a risk...to put it all on the line in the hopes of finding the true man he sought.

Members Reviews:

Extraordinary Read. â

Caden has a special gift that causes him to wear a glove most of the time because every time somebody touches him he sees their wildest sexual fantasies. However, when he meets a guy who he believes is the man of his dreams, he touches him and gets nothing. No reading whatsoever. This was an appealing short read that I enjoyed since it had a premise that was unique. I don't know why but I didn't like Caden's roommate very much. Something about her just rubbed me the wrong way, but that's just me. :) The next story was also a fascinating read.

editor needed...

I liked it... it is an extremely quick read...

I had to reduce it to a 3 Star because it needs a lot of editing. There was even a line in there where it has in parenthesis roommate's name as if it was never corrected from the draft. There were other issues that could be fixed with a good editor on board.

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Title: Valley of the Dudes

Author: Ryan Field

Narrator: Ian Dunaj

Format: Unabridged

Length: 6 hrs and 15 mins

Language: English

Release date: 10-07-16

Publisher: Insatiable Press

Ratings: 3.5 of 5 out of 2 votes

Genres: Fiction, Gay & Lesbian

Publisher's Summary:

In this M/M homage to the classic novel Valley of the Dolls, Lambda-winning author Ryan Fields introduces us to six gay men searching for love and fame in the celebrity-fueled worlds of Broadway and Hollywood.

Wide-eyed lawyer Rush Goodwin abandons his quaint New England life for the bright lights of New York City, where he meets singers/actors Cody and Anderson and their partners, who are all just as young and innocent as he is. When Rush meets his new boss, handsome lawyer Lance Sharp, it's love at first sight and the beginning of a turbulent affair. As fame and fortune knock on all of their doors, Rush and his friends learn, in their own different ways, that nothing ever goes according to plan. They find themselves seeking the comforts of drugs (nicknamed 'dudes' to those in the know) to deal with the stress of success, which leads to its own spiral down the proverbial rabbit hole of broken hearts and dreams. But sometimes we learn from our mistakes, and Rush and Lance find themselves when they let go and follow their hearts.

Members Reviews:

Ryan Field's creative and entertaining gay version of Valley of the Dolls

I stumbled on this 2010 novel quite accidentally when doing a search on Jacqueline Susann's novel Valley of the Dolls. I was intrigued by Ryan Field's idea to write a gay version of the novel, giving it a different slant using similar characters and similar situations, but with different endings and giving readers a more hopeful and positive reading experience. He states this intention in his prologue, which I liked giving me an idea why and how he decided to write this Dolls/Dudes version.

I found the novel to be easy reading, turning the pages faster than I realized, and I was sorry I finished it so quickly. Field did add new plot devices to his version. However, I don't want to spoil the reading experience for Field's readers. I would not want to know what was going to happen if I read this review before reading. I would, however, want to know if some of the characters were represented, so here are the various characters I could link together: Rush Goodwin/Anne Welles; Cody Atkins/Neely O'Hara; Anderson Sheppard /Jennifer North; Joey Delaney/Tony Polar; Lance Sharp/Lyon Burke; Radcliff Benson/Helen Lawson; Harriet/Miriam; and Carson Blaine/Kevin Gilmore.

I enjoyed Field's version of this classic novel (I have read Susann's novel many times and I love the film too; I am not ashamed to admit it either!), and I recommend true fans of Valley of the Dolls to read this. I had never heard of Ryan Field's work before, but I enjoyed it and I will seek out his other works. He is able to paint some pretty hot steamy scenes!

Not awful, not great.

I'm glad I read it. It's not a great book, but I'm such a fan of Valley of the Dolls, I had to read this. It's not awful, it's just not great.

âVALLEY OF THE DUDESâ BY RYAN FIELD

I got to say that the concept of penning a gay version of VALLEY OF THE DOLLS and calling it VALLEY OF THE DUDES is what drew me to this novel. At first I was all excited and eager to read it. I mean how could I not be? Sexy dudes and show business are some of my favorite topics. But what should have been such a fun ride soon turned out to be an uphill struggle when compared to the all-time classic. And maybe thatâs the problem with this novel, always finding yourself setting it against the original.

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Title: My Turn to Bake Cupcakes, and I Can't Bake! Can You Help Me?

Author: R.P. James

Narrator: Veronica Heart

Format: Unabridged

Length: 44 mins

Language: English

Release date: 09-29-16

Publisher: ACZ Publishing

Ratings: 3 of 5 out of 11 votes

Genres: Fiction, Gay & Lesbian

Publisher's Summary:

Being a single mother is not an easy task. I thought when I got married that things would stick, and that I'd married the man of my dreams. I didn't expect to be running around on my own with two kids trying to get them to and from day care and practices, and all sorts of different things.

There is one bright spot to my day, though, in seeing one of the fellow soccer moms during my daughter's practice. Cynthia is her name, a platinum blonde bombshell, and there are some pretty seedy rumors about her. Namely, that she acted in a few, ahem, art films, in the past, a fact which I can attest to, having watched them myself.

Deep down inside me, she arouses some manner of hidden lesbian tendencies, tendencies which I've kept hidden for as long as I could remember. These tendencies are brought to light, however, when she comes over to my house to help me bake some cupcakes for our daughters' Saturday game.

And so the situation turns into a very, very sweet and sticky one....

Warning: This book contains lots of hot sex, drama and adult language. If this is not the kind of stuff you like to listen to, then start now and see what you have been missing. Enjoy!

Members Reviews:

10 mins of lesbian romance

âThis audiobook was given by the author, narrator, or publisher at no cost in exchange for an unbiased review via Audiobook Boom.â I've been disappointed lately with RP James's books she list them as romantic lesbian books but yet 90% of the book is heterosexual sex this book was a disappointment I'm glad I didn't have to pay for it

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Title: Conquering the Bear

Subtitle: An M/M Shifter Paranormal Romance

Author: AJ Tipton

Narrator: Audrey Lusk

Format: Unabridged

Length: 2 hrs and 21 mins

Language: English

Release date: 09-19-16

Publisher: AJ Tipton

Ratings: 4 of 5 out of 5 votes

Genres: Fiction, Gay & Lesbian

Publisher's Summary:

A shy billionaire hiding from the world. An easy-going hunk with a secret. Can they win the shifter games without losing each other?

Handsome billionaire Marc Rochester hates the fame that comes with his infamous family's fortune. He works as a small-time veterinarian and he keeps to himself, until his best friend pushes him to compete in a supernatural competition: the shifter games. When he meets Sylvester at the race, Marc finds there may be advantages to getting out of the house after all. Can Marc take the leap to let somebody in?

Sylvester Burrows is a confident competitor who can't resist his passionate attraction for Marc. There's one problem: in just a few short months, Sylvester is moving across the globe for his dream job. He tries not to get too close to the sexily aloof Marc, but Sylvester cannot deny his feelings for long. When fate pushes them together, Sylvester knows he will have to choose between his dreams or his love.

Conquering the Bear is a standalone paranormal romance novella in the "Bear Shifter Games" series, set in a contemporary world filled with unexpected wonders, magic, and suspense. If you like steamy romance, muscle-bound shifters, and unbridled courage, you'll love AJ Tipton's breathtaking book.

Buy Conquering the Bear to get in the game today!

Members Reviews:

âSylvester will make his own choices, and I've made mine.â

Annie and Jess (âAJâ) Tipton work for their corporate overlords in Manhattan, but during the evening theyâre in Brooklyn writing fantasies to astound, amuse and arouse. Their prolific output of short erotic novels has become extremely popular and some of the novels have been translated into other languages as well. In this book they continue their fascination with the shapeshifting concept â bear shifters to be exact â and this story revolves around two men â a gay romance.

AJ takes us into the world of shifters better than most writers accomplish â Main character Marc is with his âsisterâ Jadyn who is pushing his out into the world to actually LIVE for once. âMarc ran his fingers through his short, brown hair and took a deep breath. He stripped down to his skin, moving toward the group of naked shifters lining up in the woods behind the supernatural bar, AUDREY'S. Marc eyed his competitors: some rabbit shifters like Jadyn, a couple of lions, a penguin, a horse, and a few other shifters still in human form, all anxiously awaiting the start of the weekly shifter game.â That is a better look at the concept of shifters than weâve seen.

But on to the story: âA shy billionaire hiding from the world. An easy-going hunk with a secret. Can they win the shifter games without losing each other? Handsome billionaire Marc Rochester hates the fame that comes with his infamous familyâs fortune. He works as a small-time veterinarian and he keeps to himself, until his best friend pushes him to compete in a supernatural competition: the shifter games. When he meets Sylvester at the race, Marc finds there may be advantages to getting out of the house after all. Can Marc take the leap to let somebody in? Sylvester Burrows is a confident competitor who can't resist his passionate attraction for Marc. Thereâs one problem: in just a few short months, Sylvester is moving across the globe for his dream job.