Guest: Tucker McCallahan – Resist and Triumph Blog Tour

  First I’d like to thank the inestimable Andrew Grey for having me on his blog. Thanks, Andrew! The Resist & Triumph Anthology was the brainchild of Grace Duncan, and I was privileged to be able to serve as a co-editor as well as a contributing author. It’s always exciting to me when artists come together and give of their talents; I think it’s such a wonderful way to both bring attention to issues and effect change. The stories in the anthology cover a wide range of genres; everything from historical romance to dystopian future fiction. What they have in … Continued

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Guest: Sean Michael – Protection Detail Blog Tour

  A big thank you to Andrew Grey for hosting me today! I’ve really enjoyed writing the Underground series of books. There’s something very sexy about a blue collar man – especially if he’s also in a uniform. I think a part of it is because it’s easier for me to identify with the blue collar crowd than the millionaire or high powered executive. The later are the stuff of fantasy, whereas the blue collar boys feel much more real. In Protection Detail, both men work as bodyguards (or as the organizer of bodyguards in Dustin’s case – he’s moved … Continued

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Guest: How to Drink Like a Champion by Brianna Kienitz

  How to Drink Like a Champion A foxy fox and a T-rex walk into a gay bar. It’s not a joke, it’s Off Pitch. Well, it is hilarious, but I don’t want to give too much away and spoil the fun for you. Suffice to say that Adeline Fahey’s 21st birthday is a night she may or may not remember forever. I named a couple of the drinks she enjoyed along the way, and have since had numerous requests from beta readers to share the recipes for them. Without further ado, and here to wet your whistle, I give … Continued

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Guest: A.E. Via – Prophesy

    Welcome, A.E. Via!     Blurb An Enemies to Lovers Shifter, Vampire True Mates story. Justice Volkov is the youngest Alpha Zenith to ever lead the wolf shifters. Following in his father’s large paw prints was a responsibility he met head on. Now at age thirty-three, he is alpha of the alphas. As a direct descendant of the original Siberian pack, his wolf is bigger and stronger than Justice, himself is sometimes able to control. His wolf howled long and hard but Justice kept it inside. It felt like a bass drum beating against his rib cage. The … Continued

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BLOG TOUR: The Rhubarb Patch by Deanna Wadsworth

Title: The Rhubarb Patch Series: A Men of Gilead Novel Author: Deanna Wadsworth Genre: M/M Contemporary Release Date: July 24, 2017 City boy, sci-fi novelist, and recovering pushover Scott Howe doesn’t know what to expect when he inherits his grandmother’s house outside the quaint village of Gilead, Ohio—but it isn’t an enormous bald man in nothing but tighty-whities and orange rubber boots shouting at him to keep his weed wacker away from the rhubarb patch.  Scott has never met anyone like Phineas Robertson: homesteader, recluse… Republican. A tender—if unlikely—friendship grows over the summer while Phin and his schnauzer, Sister Mary Katherine, … Continued

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Cover Reveal: The Rhubarb Patch by Deanna Wadsworth

City boy, sci-fi novelist, and recovering pushover Scott Howe doesn’t know what to expect when he inherits his grandmother’s house outside the quaint village of Gilead, Ohio—but it isn’t an enormous bald man in nothing but tighty-whities and orange rubber boots shouting at him to keep his weed wacker away from the rhubarb patch. Scott has never met anyone like Phineas Robertson: homesteader, recluse… Republican. A tender—if unlikely—friendship grows over the summer while Phin and his schnauzer, Sister Mary Katherine, teach Scott about life in the country and the grandmother he never knew. Opposites attract, but widower Phin worries his … Continued

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Guest: Grace Duncan – Three Hearts Blog Tour

Thank you to Andrew for giving me a chance to post today! I’m excited to share a bit about the playlist for Three Hearts. I don’t always actively listen to music while I’m playing, but I always put one together. I often will have it playing when I’m driving somewhere, researching, or doing anything not actively writing. The title of the book came completely accidentally when I stumbled on a video someone had shared on Facebook. Unfortunately, I can’t remember who that was, but I was very grateful because I had been struggling with a title. So, when I first … Continued

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Guest: Lou Kelly – The Alpha’s Prey Blog Tour

A Reader Interview with Lou Kelly   Q: Your books are all very different. Why is that? A: I read very broadly – I love almost every genre – so I tend to write the same way I read. When I’m in the mood for a certain type of story I read all of them that I can find and then I run out of things to read, so I write a story in that genre.   Q: What are some other shifter stories that you enjoyed? A: There are so many! Here are a few favorites. I loved Kim … Continued

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Guest: BA Tortuga – It’s All Andrew’s Fault

  Hey y’all! I’m BA Tortuga, resident redneck and Andrew Grey’s favorite lesbian. Ask him. I have the t-shirt. Now, as much as Andrew and I tease one another (and let me tell you, I am currently winning in the gag gift scoreboard. In fact, his birthday present this year? FABULOUS), I have to say that when I need help or advice or a shoulder to talk things out on? Andrew is magical. Seriously. For instance, last year we were at the Coastal Magic Convention together, chatting about books and I explained that I was planning the third book in … Continued

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Guest – Tami Veldura – Learning to Want Blog Tour

Title:  Learning to Want Author: Tami Veldura Publisher:  NineStar Press Release Date: November 21, 2016 Heat Level: 4 – Lots of Sex Pairing: Male/Male Length: 32,000 Genre: Romance, Science Fiction, BDSM, Gay Romance, Novella Add to Goodreads   Thanks Andrew Grey, I’m happy to be here! Learning To Want doesn’t have a straightforward publishing story, because sometimes finding the right home for a book takes a little bit of effort. When going through a press of any kind, the acquiring agent needs to see promise, the contract needs to be agreed upon, and the editor needs to share the same vision … Continued

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