Black Hurricane Reviewed by The Novel Approach and Jessewave

The Novel Approach gave Black Hurricane 5 stars and a great review. Here's a snippet:

"Instead of the story being cliched or being drawn out, I thought the author did a great job in showing the walls Jazz had built up around him, being chipped away slowly. I loved the angst, it was needed, these walls weren't coming down quickly. After many years they still loved each other fiercely and it was great to go on the journey with them rediscovering each other."

Thank you, Lynn, on The Novel Approach :)

Jessewave gave it 3.75 stars and also a wonderful review. Snippet:

"The one thing I can say with absolute certainty is that I had no idea what to expect. I've read enough books that I can usually map out where the story is going to go. I may get the small details wrong, but I can usually guess at the major obstacles. It’s not something I consciously do while reading, it just happens. I can honestly say I guessed wrong just about every time while reading Black Hurricane. It was so refreshing to be surprised by a book again.  I hadn't even noticed how much I missed it, so I loved that."

Thank you, Andrea, on Jessewave ^.^

Reader Appreciation & Other Updates

Hi guys :)

I've been checking out my books and shorts at Amazon, B&N, etc. and saw that some of you have left reviews there. I want to thank you for that. So much! I am humbled and deeply touched that you've gone out of your ways to leave ratings/reviews. The review site reviews are important, but general reader reviews are just as important.

Absolutely Eric is finally available on All Romance eBooks and Bookstrand. It's also available in print at Amazon and B&N. I try to update the Boston Boys Series page whenever I get a new update, but I'm considering making a new blog for this series alone. Hey, I need a place to discuss the characters and post tidbits ^.^ Sometimes I forget an eye color or what type of a car Cal-Al owns...

Another update would be my writing. I sorta kinda got distracted from Jazz by writing the first bit of Cold Heart (Hot Hands #2). The fifth in the College Fun and Gays series was supposed to be Welcome Brother...but I'm putting that one on hold since I'm not happy with it. I'm excited about Cold Heart and figure why make people wait a year when they could have it in a few months? It's from Hot Hand's perspective and takes place not long after the end of Hot Hands.

Okay, back to writing...

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