Category: Caz

Narrated by Zachary Johnson Nazri Noor’s Arcane Hearts series of snarky, sexy, action-packed urban fantasy novels continues with A Stroke of Brilliance, which picks up shortly after A Touch of Fever ends. In that book, the author did a great…

Narrated by Cornell Collins Con Riley’s His trilogy continues with His Compass, a May/December, forced proximity romance between a forty-something charter-hire skipper and his younger crewmate. The characters are beautifully drawn and their romance is nuanced and emotional; I loved…

Narrated by Nick J. Russo Not What It Seems is a standalone romantic suspense story from Nicky James with a premise that drew me in from the moment I read the synopsis. The two protagonists are River Jenkins, a man…

Narrated by Joel Leslie You know how, sometimes, you finish a book, sit back with a sigh and think “what a lovely story!”? I did just that after listening to Kim Fielding’s Farview (book two in her Greynox to the…

Criminal Intentions: Season One, Episode One: The Cardigans Narrated by Curt Bonnem For those unfamiliar with Cole McCade’s long-running Criminal Intentions series (and to explain the long-winded title!) the series was conceived as kind of a TV show in book…

Narrated by Cooper North Hope on the Rocks is the final book in Annabeth Albert’s Rainbow Cove series about three friends who set up a queer-friendly restaurant in a small coastal town in Oregon. It’s a low-angst, very sexy and…

Narrated by Gary Furlong When I mentioned Hayden Stone’s début novel, An Unexpected Kind of Love, in our February Picks, I wrote that the romance plotline bears a similarity to that of the movie Notting Hill – a film star…

Narrated by Tim Paige Off Limits is the first in a new series by Riley Hart – Secrets Kept. Given the premise of this, and of the next book in the series (Pushing the Limits), I infer it will feature…

Narrated by Iggy Toma Encore, the fourth and final book in Eden Finley’s Famous series about the members of the world’s biggest boy band, is Blake’s story. The record label gave him the “quiet one” persona, and he got used…