Kate Christie’s Beautiful Game (Bella Books) opens in 1991 when Camille (Cam) Wallace is starting her sophomore year at San Diego...
“And visions of sugar plums danced in their heads.” I follow the old tradition and believe that Christmas should be...
Cass Flynn, after a grueling year of surgeries and rehab, has made it back to top physical condition. She...
Though this Edwardian grandfather of gay romance wasn’t published until 1971, sometime after its grandchildren were well into their adolescence, E. M. Forster’s Maurice remains a forerunner and not just an afterthought.
The recent publication of a “sequel” to Forster’s novel of homosexual love, End of Story by John M. Bowers, professor of English literature at the University of Nevada Las Vegas, affords us an opportunity to (re)discover just how much Maurice still remains ahead of its time. Read More
“When fiction is made according to its nature, it should reinforce our sense of the supernatural by grounding it in...
In 1967, Captain Harding is working his way up the promotion ladder within the U.S. Air Force. He’s a go-getter...
Lord of the Fraternity Todd Gregory returns to Polk State for Games Frat Boys Play (Kensington Books), the sequel to...
In Alexander’s ninth book, she introduces the reader to Natalie Summons two years after a drunk driver killed her lover,...
The authors introduce Guin Marcus, LAPD cop and closet psychic. Guin is involved with her sergeant, Cheryl Jones, who is...
In Leaving L.A., author Kate Christie introduces Eleanor Chapin, who put her plans to become a child psychologist on hold...
