Monday Mentions: January 16, 2017
As we tackle another Monday this week’s Monday Mentions offers a variety in way of genres. On Tuesday, January 17th, James Cox releases book 3 in his male/male series, Sons of Outlaws, with Suck The Savage Beast. And just like the other Outlaws it appears Welliver will be “riding” an adventure in his unlikely savior, Beast. Can they both survive?
Then on January 19th we have a female/female pairing from E.J. Noyes. In Ask, Tell Noyes tackles the military’s anti-gay policy, “Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell”, with two deployed women navigating their red hot attraction to one another.
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Make it a great week!
This title is so RED HOT there are no buy links as yet.
So, keep an eye on James Cox's website as well as Evernight Publishing to nab this one up!
About Suck the Savage Beast
Earth beasts are sexier than he expected… Welliver is a scientist first and an Outlaw MC member second. He’s the smartest man in the crew that’s exploring earth to create a new home. But when a monster attacks them and he’s separated from the crew, he is saved by a savage and sexy beast. The beast doesn’t remember his name. He was sent to the earth prison when he was just a boy but was left behind when the prison was evacuated. Beast has spent nearly twenty years alone on earth, trying to survive this dangerous world. He’s animalistic and maybe the best hope humans have for staying alive with these new threats. Beast doesn’t understand it’s not okay to lick strangers, or the whole wearing clothes thing but neither man is prepared for the attraction between them. Welliver will have to pull on his Outlaw MC heritage to endure the wilds of earth but how will survive the savage beast?
About Ask, Tell
Where can you turn when you’re caught in a crossfire of war and passion? Captain Sabine Fleischer is a skilled and dedicated U.S. Army surgeon deployed to a combat hospital in Afghanistan. She is also one of the thousands of troops who are forced to serve in silence because of the military’s anti-gay policy of “Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell (DADT).” Usually driven and focused, Sabine finds that battles raging both inside and outside the perimeter walls are making it more and more difficult for her to deal with her emotions. Dealing with loss and mortality, lack of privacy, sleep deprivation, loneliness and the isolation forced on her by “Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell” are all taking their toll. Plus, her long-term relationship with a civilian back home is quickly becoming another casualty of war. Colonel Rebecca Keane is an enigmatic career officer who runs the surgical unit like clockwork. Well liked and respected by those who work with and under her, she walks a fine line to preserve the military’s chain of command while connecting with those under her care and supervision. Sabine knows the Colonel is way off-limits, but can’t help fantasizing about her. Especially when she starts picking up unspoken cues—a stolen glance, a secret smile, an “accidental” brush of hands. Or is it just wishful thinking? After all, Rebecca’s wedding ring shines almost as brightly as her deep blue eyes…
