Interview with author Faye Hall
Meet Faye Hall, author of suspenseful nineteenth-century romance set in Australia. 1. How long have you been writing? Can you tell us a bit about your journey t...
Author: Eleanor Harkstead
The Captain and the Cavalry Trooper is a Discovered Diamond
A beautiful gay love story and historical romance set in France during WW1. Read the full review at Discovering Diamonds.
Chicks, Rogues and Scandals reviews The Captain’s Ghostly Gamble
The Captains Ghostly Gamble is an amusing, dreamy and original romance that will keep you enchanted and riveted to the end. Read the full review at Frankie̵...
Bo’s review of The Captain and the Cricketer
…absolutely looney and hilarious and hellacious and oh, my, extremely hot…a deeply rich, extremely beautiful, love story that when it begins sets ou...
The Captain and the Cricketer: Henry and George’s cricket song
They particularly want to emphasise the “manly tussle” part. If you’ve England in your veins, And can take a little pains, In the sunny summer...
Bookshine and Readbows reviews The Captain and the Cricketer
Despite the modern setting, this book has a nostalgic, golden-summer atmosphere; aided by the rural, small-community feel. Something like a cross between Jilly...
Interview with author CF White
Today, I’m welcoming CF White to my blog. Author of six m/m romances across three series of novels, she writes love stories with humour, drama and heat se...
Gay Book Reviews reviews The Captain and the Cricketer
It was absolutely splendid. Read Maya’s full review at Gay Book Reviews.
CF White reviews The Captain and the Cricketer
I thoroughly enjoyed The Captain and the Cricketer. I love that it’s a bit of a lark, a bit of a mystery, a bit of a second chance romance with an ending that o...
Mirrigold reviews The Captain and the Cricketer
This whole book just brought a massive smile to my face. The first review for our rom com The Captain and the Cricketer comes from the lovely Mirrigold. Thank y...