DICK LIT (cos we can !)

I loved them all! Zach was a little kinky, but I adored him. I am reading another of her books, Between Sinners and Saints, but I can already tell that I won't like it as much. Not that I won't like it....but not as much. Probably.

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Strawberries For Dessert was my fave of those books. I loved that one.

Is it wrong that I want to read that one because it just sounds so scummy and yummy? Or maybe I'm just hungry lol.

I'm reading a book called St. Nachos, now. I really would like some nachos at this point!

I was so wrong. Between Sinners and Saints is ......I am at a loss. Once I got a little way in, I could not stop. Made me late for the Rachel Vincent chat. I barely looked up. Five stars all the way.

Where to start

Horse Lover from the gallery could be Dan from Dark Horse or Tor from Bareback

OK so while I'm waiting for my next fix of Ty and Zane what should I read next?? I have available a few Josh books, Shades of Gray, the Good Theif, the 1st 2 Hell cop books, 1st 2 St. Nacho and all of the Sweet Oblivion by JCP??

That is hard!!! All so good. I would say Shades of Gray left me feeling wildly in love. It was a few days before I came down from that book high.

Wild Bill is vamp sex on a stick and I love and miss him still Him and Mikey smoked up my Nook and I read lots of sex

The Good Thief is just REALLY good. St. Nacho was beautiful and will leave you happy.

Which Josh books do you have? If one of them is Fair Game you could go for that. All of the choices you have are excellent, though.

I haven't read most of your list sabby, but you can't go wrong with one of Josh's book.

I've been picking up his shorts on sale - The French Have a Word for it was sweet! Damn good writing for a short story too.

From Josh i have CUTYS and snowball in hell, the first i heard was very emotional so am staying clear; fair game i already read and loved. Hhhhhmmmmm so i think i'll try shades of gray. Happy everyone!!!

CUTYS wasn't full blown snotty cry emotional, it was just intense. It's a book that stays with you for a couple of days. Shades Of Gray is too. You'll love them both.

Oh oh does thst mean shades of gray is also great but in that emotionally charged sad kind of way?? If so maybe i should do wild bill he sounded fun, and i'll be on vacation thru the weekend. Its our 8 yr anniversary and were doing our first short cruise to the bahamas!!!! Yeah

Wild Bill and Mikey are short so you could read here and there. It may help contribute to the *bom chicka bom bom* mood, since it's soooooo HOT!

Shades of Gray is awesome but emotionally intense! I didn't cry while reading CUTYS. St Nachos would be a good cruise read IMO.

Well with that kind of recomendation how can i debate further!?!?!?!! "Bom chicka bom bom" it is!!!!!! Than maybe i'll squeeze in some Nacho

Don't read Shades of Gray on your anniversary cruise. That's not a good time for it.

Good plan, Sabby

I'm about 1/4 of the way into Immortality Is The Suck. It's pretty good so far. I like AM Riley a lot.

One of the things I ran across in my effort to clean up my kindle and read stuff I've already bought or partially read is a bunch of JL Langley books. I liked her With or Without series so much that, in typical fashion, I bought everything I could find that she had written and promptly forgot I had them. I just finished The Tin Star, the first book (of two) in her Ranch series. These aren't the best written books I've ever read...not on a parr with her wolf books....but she has NAILED the problems of being gay in a small Texas town full of cowboys and ranchers. The writing may be a bit lacking, but the content is spot on. She even put her cowboy/ranchers in Wranglers instead of Levi's which is a huge tell. No self respecting cowboy/rancher would be caught dead in a pair of Levis. That's one of the first things that will put me off of a so-called cowboy story. It has nothing to do with fashion, either. Wranglers are made with the hip pockets higher so you can sit in a saddle all day without sitting on a pocket...which will rub your butt every time the horse takes a step. You can bet your ass...literally....that a so-called "cowboy" in a pair of Levis has never spent a full day in the saddle. And....she got the attitudes about gays exactly right. If you really want to know what it's like, these stories will clue you in. Not that I would dare suggest that anyone buy more books. We are all staggering under the weight already.

I finished Immortality Is The Suck, and it's sequel No Rest For The Wicked. I don't know if there is going to be a third in the series. They were quite good. I really like AM Riley. These books may in fact be shockingly good, but I recently read Ginn Hale's Lord Of The White Hell books. Those were so damn good I'm still on a bit of a high from them.

I love it when I find a book sooooo good, that I'm on a high from it after I finish.

Zero to the Bone was the last book like that for me.

Zero did it for me, too, Dopple.

A little snippet from The Broken H by JL Langley. Not even really spoilerish. Just a little giggle.

"What do you want, love"
"68"
"68?"
"Yeah. You do me now and I'll owe you one!"

Here is a link to a free short by a new writer a friendly pimp sent our way. Check it out! Hot and sweet

http://carterquinnbooks.com/books/short-stories/in-the-crease/

Got the short story from fb.......pretty good.

Am I the last one to read ST. Nacho? Cooper is killing me!

St Nacho was really good! Keep reading I wanted to read 2 right after 1. Same with 3 & 4 but you can take a break in the middle.