Evil Katey/Good Katey

freedom1001:

LT3’s most recent newsletter has been released and I’m excited to pass on the following news:

The poll over at the M/M Romance Group on Goodreads has ended, and Love You Like a Romance Novel by Megan Derr and Finding King by Casey K. Cox will be the Books of the Month! Drop by the group to join in the month-long discussions.

Instead of offering a discount on only the chosen books, LT3 is offering 40% off all the books included for consideration for book of the month. Use coupon code BOM40 to get 40% off any of the following books! (Coupon is limited to one per customer and expires May 31.)

A Cut Above the Rest by Talya Andor
Finding King by Casey K. Cox
From the Inside Out by Talya Andor
The Gentleman and the Rogue by J.K. Pendragon
The Gravemen by Melissa North
Honour by A.F. Henley
Invisible Monsters by Michael Sutherland
Love You Like a Romance Novel by Megan Derr
Lyrics of Love by Angelina Aniyha
The Mask Maker by Spencer Rook
Miles Cross by Rachelle Cochran
Sakura Kiss by T.T. Kove
A Shadow of a Dream by Isabella Carter
Silver Pearl by M. Raiya
Stalker by R.D. Hero
Stealing the Dragon by Mell Eight
Through the Door by Ana Reese
Words of Divinity by Kayla Bain-Vrba

If any of these fantastic novels have been on your must-get list, at 40% off now might be an awesome time to jump.

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maderr:

M/M Robin Hood is probably all I need to say to make peeps happy. This book is fucking awesome. It’s well established I <3 Kay Berrisford and every book just makes me love her more (she is also just plain fun to chat with). My fav part of this book is that this takes place after Robin Hood’s heyday, when he’s alone and trying (failing) to move on and such. His love interest is a woobie, and they’re ridiculously cute when they’re not being hilariously stupid :3 An excellent addition to the Greenwood books ^__^ Read them all if you have not, but if you only want this one you should be fine (though Herne is more awesome if you’ve read that story already).

Speaking of writers I love to death :3 Katey never disappoints either, and she’s got some of the coolest superpower books on the block. Add that in with angst, deceit, and further shenanigans and I adoooore this book. This one was cool because it’s law enforcement versus vigilantes, and two men with a complicated history. Interesting to see so well laid out where both are wrong, both are right. Cool to see two guys that are far from perfect, do horrible things to each other, but still manage to be together. If you haven’t read this series, definitely do.

And now I am off to write about vampires ;3 Everybody have a good weekend!

*BLUSHING OMG* ♥

Jamie and Kellan on St. Pat’s by Astro

Happy St. Patrick’s Day from Superpowered Love!

• Enter to win a print copy of Nobody’s Hero
• DJ Kellan’s St. Patrick’s Day Playlist (24 tracks, one for every hour)

Of Nobody’s Hero! Electricity and Paddy Rock. I mean what more can you want for St. Pat’s?

Talking about the screwed up love in Liam—and giving away a copy!

itsaspaceromance:

Lathered, available from Forbidden Fiction now! Not suitable for under 18s (or whatever age your government deems it appropriate to start reading porn at).

Since his husband, Clint, died, Morgan’s been able to be his own man, living his own life without the burden of living up to Clint’s example. Clint was gorgeous, heroic, sensitive, a generous lover…. And perfectly insufferable. Oan, on the other hand, is everything Clint wasn’t—rude, selfish, and terrible in bed, and he hogs all the hot water in the communal showers, too. Oan is far from perfect, but maybe he’s just what Morgan needs right now. (M/M)

Morgan keeps one eye on Oan, even as he rubs shampoo into his scalp. The water runs pink with dust to the floor, straight into the recycling unit beneath them. Oan’s posture changes and Morgan tenses like a runner on the blocks. Only a guy like Oan can make showering competitive. Who can stand the coldest water? Who can stand the hardest pressure? Who’s fastest? Who’s toughest? Who’s the best?

By unspoken agreement, they take it in turns to set the competition. Morgan keeps an eye out for extremes in shower conditions, trying to work out what Oan wants to prove this time.

Oan catches his eye and smirks, firing the starting pistol. There’s a wet thunk and a skittering sound. Oan drops his gaze and Morgan follows it.

The soap rests on the tiled floor, a trail of bubbles behind it washing towards the drain. Morgan snorts.

Oan turns away from him and bends to pick up the soap. Bends at the waist.

Oh, so that’s today’s game.

Morgan rolls his eyes, belying the sudden tension in his gut. He hasn’t done anything like this since Clint died. Oan knows that; he thinks Morgan’s pathetic for it, too. Just because they don’t talk to each other doesn’t mean Morgan escapes Oan’s vocal disdain.

Oan watches him, eyes narrowed.

Morgan runs his tongue across his bottom lip, salt and sand and soap.

All right. Why not?

Morgan stretches upward under the cool water, raising his arms over his head and arcing his back. He lets Oan watch the roll of muscles under his pale skin. Morgan reaches up and adjusts the showerhead, turning just enough to give Oan a glimpse of his cock—only a glimpse, and no more. The change in angle of the water sends a stream of bubbles running down his neck; they slide over his hip and he realises he’s turning himself on. It’s been a while.

He smiles. The corners of his lips turn up, anyway.

It’s Oan’s go again. Oan’s not, has never been, nor will ever be, a subtle man. He lathers the soap between his hands and goes straight for his own groin. He keeps his eyes on Morgan, gives Morgan the full view, tilts his hips towards him invitingly.

Morgan stares past him at the tiles for a moment. Has he misinterpreted the rules somehow? What precisely marks the winner?

Does it matter?

Wow, the Nobody’s Hero paperback is like SUPER on sale right now at B&N.

(In the interest of full disclosure: there will be a contest to win a copy starting tomorrow. Just saying though, this is a pretty sweet deal.)

Fandom-types. This is the book for you. JC Lillis’s How to Repair a Mechanical Heart.

By the River included, but all kinds of athlete-hero stories are up for grabs in Jay’s Jock Week Giveaway!

Holy god this review is amazing. All the love for Melanie, who totally gets it.

Gabriel is an ass—but makes friends in spite of himself. ♥

In the tradition of superpowered love giveaways, enter to win A Bunch of Stuff!

A rundown of the current giveaways for Losing Better. Plus a new excerpt! More to come soon!