After fighting off ze Monster Migraine from Hades yesterday, I woke up this morning to Collared‘s blurb from Riptide. YAY!
Trans-Global IT director Connor Witt is a rare and prized anomaly: the aggression centers in his brain have been suppressed rather than stimulated by the mutated crops that so recently took over the world’s food supply. Bewildered by his physical changes and terrified of a world growing more and more predatory, Connor risks harassment and worse until Trans-Global CEO David Martin collars Connor to protect him against men like security consultant Emmett Drake. Men who stalk Connor as sweet, sexy prey. Men to whom the newly submissive Connor feels irresistibly drawn.
But David can’t be Connor’s master; David’s straight. He promises to find a worthy man, though. One willing to court and appreciate Connor as more than just some rich man’s toy.
While the world adapts to the biological disaster and new laws strip away Connor’s rights, David’s resolve to protect his boy slowly grows into something more. But can his new desires keep pace with Emmett’s determination to claim Connor?
One man offers safety; the other is a safer bet. Problem is, Connor’s never sure which is which. The one thing he does know? He wants them both.
WAHOO!!!! Release date, November 28th, but look for more including excerpt and my #GenAlteredCorn pelting free-for-all soon!
And another wahoo for Queer Magazine Online‘s review of I, Omega:
Cal, Gabriel’s master, is the kind of man I just want to sink my teeth into…He is 100% prime alpha male with a presence that is both electric and mesmerizing. Gabriel’s effect on him is mind-blowing and I loved the moments when it’s a toss up as to who wants to please the other more. (Full review)
Serena Yates gave a wonderful review for IO, too, (though not as a QMO reviewer so head’s up on this being personal/private, LOL):
Very cleverly woven into the story were several hints that there was more to Gabriel’s condition than met the eye. Uncovering what was behind it all was great fun. The story is told entirely from Gabriel’s point of view, so I realised things as he discovered them, which definitely made for an interesting experience. This is a story about Gabriel finding his role in life and about growing into a position Cal wanted him for with a vengeance. (Full Review)
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And if you’re still in market for a copy of IO, there’s time yet to comment at Amara’s Place to enter the drawing for a free copy! What do you like best about shifters? Your thoughts — show me them. Rawr!
And don’t forget the massive prizes up for grabs in the Night Owl Reviews Full Moon Web Hunt:
Click on the graphic for the full prize list and deets!
Finally…My thoughts & prayers go out to all the families who lost a loved one ten years ago on 9/11. Your loss has not been, or ever will be, forgotten. 🙁
