The Two-Bear Mambo14 reviews Joe R. Lansdale Mysterious Press, 1995 Humor with a heavy dose of racism + Classic Lansdale + Another Hap and Leonard Hit! + If you can find it, GET IT! + A TOWN'S PURE EVIL ALMOST KILLS OUR TWO HEROES!!!!             A Better Place45 reviews Mark A. Roeder Writers Club Press, 2001 An Important Piece of Literature ! + Well Done! + Deep devotion + Shonen-ai: Sweet Corn             The Good Neighbor: A Novel13 reviews Jay Quinn Alyson Books, 2006 The Good Neighber = An Excellent Read! + Excellent character study + Marriage Is Marriage? Outstanding character studies, dialog, situations, and downright believability. It was easy to insinuate oneself into the story and become a partaker/present observer.             Hush Money (Spenser Mysteries)76 reviews Robert B. Parker Berkley, 2000 The Young & The Jaded. Minors & Minorities Seethe in Stereotype City. Compulsion, Coercion, Connivance, Corruption. + Double the action + Twist and Turns + We learn some of the history of Hawk + hush money             Mahu17 reviews Neil S. Plakcy Haworth Press, 2005 out and surfing + Kimo Thrills + love Hawaiian mysteries + Hawaii closet opens + Appealing Blend             Revision of Justice (Benjamin Justice Mysteries)10 reviews John Morgan Wilson Crimeline, 1999 Mr. Wilson and Mr. Justice Are Back! + Terrific Follow-Up + hot gay mystery + All That Glitters... + "Justice has been Better"             Hate Crime (Bernhardt, William)16 reviews William Bernhardt Ballantine Books, 2004 Loved It! + Further exploration Mr Bernhardt writes legal thrillers like no other. When it comes to Ben, Christina, Jones and Loving, he doesn't disappoint. This was a well written story, that really disturbed me when it came to the details of the beating. Too sad to even imagine. The court room theatrics are the best and the ...             Luck in the Shadows (Nightrunner, Vol. 1)100 reviews Lynn Flewelling Spectra, 1996 Luck in the shadows + Best for the characters + Is is possible to fall in love with a trilogy of books? Yes, I think. Another great book from this author, it is really difficult to put it down and you find yourself not wanting it to end, great escapism and very well written. You really need to have the whole trilogy to hand though because once you finish this one you will, I gurantee start on No. 2.             Out of Bounds7 reviews Fred Shank, Chris Fisher Xlibris Corporation, 2003 Come Out, Come Out, Whoever You Are + Not your uncle's gay novel + Out of Bounds + Can't believe this is the first book to do this..             The Dreyfus Affair: A Love Story33 reviews Peter Lefcourt Random House, 1992 Wouldn't it be loverly? + It's going to happen + Sweet, wide-eyed love + consequences + A Glove Story + at least a triple...             Last Summer36 reviews Michael Thomas Ford Kensington, 2004 Mike Ford Rocks! + A grand summer read! + A fun gay novel, on the beach or not + Great reading, year-round!             War Against the Animals: A Novel16 reviews Paul Russell St. Martin's Press, 2003 An excellent novel from one of our best gay novelists + An uncertain affair + And I thought The Coming Storm was the best + Henry James Revisited + Surprising depth and compassion after a shaky beginning.             As Meat Loves Salt (Harvest Original)65 reviews Maria McCann Harvest Books, 2003 Can Across It Randomly + Gritty and garish, tough and tender, romantic and real + Fantastic read!!!! I came across this book randomly while looking for gay themed historicals and from the very first chapter I was hooked. The main characters are strong and complex with all the weaknesses of the flesh and judgement, yet still it is love. Though I dislike cliqued "gay" stories where there are never ...             Full Circle23 reviews Michael Thomas Ford Kensington, 2006 Full Circle + Insightful and Great for Younger Generation to Read + A True Gay Classic When a story hits home, then that's the making of great literature. The characters are in their prime of life, learning to cope as they grow olders. Mistakes are made, but can be overcome. Excellent reading.             The Black Echo (Harry Bosch)110 reviews Michael Connelly Grand Central Publishing, 2002 The first Bosch novel. A great book and a must read for series fans + A Triple Noir Introduction to a Great Detective Series + Intriguing debut; interesting way to start a new series The Black Echo is the book that started it all, the book that began Michael Connelly's career as one of the best police procedural/detective thriller authors in the market today. I've read around half of Connelly's novels, so I know all about Harry Bosch and I know what to expect when I read a ...             Rainbow Boys82 reviews Alex Sanchez Simon & Schuster Children's Publishing, 2001 A classic gay coming-of-age novel for all ages + Evaluation of Book + A good read for young socially conscious teens + loved it + No one else could have done it a better way             Another Life (Torchwood)11 reviews Peter Anghelides Random House UK, 2007 Like reading an episode. + THREE CLASSICS & GREAT FUN! + Great story... + Was Good, Bring More             Hidden (Tom Doherty Associates Book)22 reviews Victoria Lustbader Forge Books, 2006 A great seller! + enjoyable + Gripping Family Saga + Discover what's Hidden! + Hidden by Victoria Lustbader             Fortunes of War16 reviews Mel Keegan Gay Men's Press, 1995 in dire need of a thorough editing + A good historical novel from an interesting point of view + A splendid historical romance + for all mel keegan fans             While England Sleeps: 2A Novel18 reviews David Leavitt Viking Adult, 1993 Sad, yet Truthful + How far we've come + It really touched my heart I read this novel in a day and a half because I found that I could not put it down. Brian, to me, seems like an average guy who is a bit shallow and only interested in fast sex. Edward, on the other hand, is more sensitive and committed to their relationship. Brian has a lot of fears because of ...