Kimmers' Taboo Tuesday Read: May 10, 2016
Not only do I have a great recommendation for you this Taboo Tuesday but I also have some exciting news!
As I have been operating Kimmers’ Erotic Book Banter blog solo for almost six months now, in addition to being the Publisher Liaison for QUEERcentric Books blog, I have found it a little challenging to always bring you a review in addition to putting a taboo read on your radar.
This is something I have found very frustrating as I feel you not only look to a book review blog for recommendations but also insight as to how well someone may have enjoyed the book.
The good news is that due to some recent developments, and two Contributors recently joining the Banter team, come June of 2016 I will be scrolling back through my Taboo Tuesday recommendations in an effort to read them and offer you my opinion.
I cannot wait to devour these reads and my hope is that you are just as excited about this prospect as I am!
So, now, on to this week’s Taboo Tuesday recommendation.
This one comes to us from Mercy Celeste. Two Point Conversion is about a set of twins that embark on a forbidden desire for one another. And discover they must decide to risk their futures in order not to lose the other half of themselves; or leave what they shared as a few nights of passion?
We would love to know what you think of our Taboo Tuesday Reads feature. Let us know at kimmerseroticbookbanter@gmail.com.
BLURB:
On his 19th birthday Kyle Beauchamp gets the surprise of his life—a make out session in the back of the bus. With his wide receiver. Kevin Beauchamp loves two things, football and Kyle. After a rough game and a discreet blow job in the back of the bus, Kevin’s life will never be the same. But the love of his life is straight, and off limits in more ways than one. When Kyle returns his feelings, Kevin has to decide if a few nights of intense passion is worth destroying their future. He knows one thing—loving his twin might be wrong, but losing Kyle would be like losing the other half of his soul.
