Archive | September, 2007

October’s Contest: Girl Saves Boy

September 30, 2007

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October’s Contest: Girl Saves Boy

I am sick of reading about dudes busting down doors, waving around semi-automatics, bragging about their three-thousand-dollar Ralph Lauren Black Label jackets— while the females in the story simpered and shook like a wet chihuahua and waited for the loud-mouth braggart hero to save her. The theme of this month’s contest? Two words: Kickass. Heroine. [...]

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O Hai, It’s a Mystery!

September 30, 2007

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O Hai, It’s a Mystery!

Our friend QB is looking for an author… who’s gone missing? Someone call Jessica Fletcher! Hey Bamster! Are you interested in another mystery to solve? I just read this book… Forever Crossed by A. Leigh Jones. I’ve had it on my Constant Cravings list for awhile and can’t remember who recommended it to me. So [...]

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It’s a Man-loving-Man World…

September 28, 2007

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It’s a Man-loving-Man World…

[Give it up for Anne Cain and Barbara Sheridan!] Thank you, Bam, for letting us crash for the day – I can’t believe Barb and I the first m/m authors you’ve had stir up some trouble on your blog! The genre is growing everyday, with tons of readers, writers and artists catching the Fever. For [...]

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Caressed by Ice by Nalini Singh

September 28, 2007

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Caressed by Ice by Nalini Singh

Grade: A Bam, Let’s face it: I’m going to be perpetually late with reviews. Authors may want to kill me (or be thanking their lucky stars if I didn’t like the book) and I know you would love to light my hair on fire and put it out with a hammer, but I gotta be [...]

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A Dilemma of the Worst Kind

September 27, 2007

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Lemme spell it out to ya like I’m hooked on phonics and shit… I owe my homie Shuzluva— my sista from another mother— like, five thousand words by tomorrow, ya feel me? But I peep in the box o’ mail and shit, and guess what I found? My very own copy of Lover Unbound. Well, [...]

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