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Author: Thom Lane | Website
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Runaway Heart
On a drunken bet, Marc broke into Baron Thiviers’ mansion to steal something precious. Discovered and almost caught, he’s being hunted by the baron and his hounds when Finn, the runaway slave boy, saves his life. Marc claims possession of Finn, to redeem that foolish bet--what’s more precious than a beautiful boy? But his so-called friends reject him, and the baron comes after him relentlessly, so he takes the boy and flees again.
Yet it’s Finn the baron can track, by means of renegade magic, and in the end, Finn has no choice. He runs from the new young master he’s come to love and confronts the chasing baron, sacrificing himself to save Marc’s life. Except that Marc too is in love, and so comes after his errant boy, throwing his own life into danger yet again.
Publisher's Note: This book contains explicit sexual content, graphic language, and situations that some readers may find objectionable: strong BDSM theme and elements, male/male sexual practices, master/slave dynamic.
Series: Tales of Amaranth; Previous Book: Hidden Heart
Reviewer: Daisiemae
Review: Jun 30, 2011
Genre(s): Paranormal Romance, GLBTQ, BDSM, Fantasy
Runaway Heart by Thom Lane is a dark, sometimes disturbing erotic romance that lived within my thoughts long after I finished the book. I've never read anything by Mr. Lane and was very anxious to read something written by him. Although I have mixed feelings about this book, I'm really glad I did read it because I did like the author's creative world building and voice of the slave, Finn. I'll be first to adm
Healing Heart
Genre: BDSM LGBT Fantasy
Length: Novel
Coryn is the rarest of mages, a young man with the gift of healing. A chance encounter with a sick slave on the road leads to love unimagined, a match for his gentle heart, and the two to a town riven with plague. It's too much for one inexperienced healer—but still, Coryn will break himself with trying and his new boy's heart in the process. What will it take to heal a healer's heart?
Publisher's Note: This book contains explicit sexual content, graphic language, and situations that some readers may find objectionable: BDSM theme and content (including/not limited to: Domination/submission, spanking), male/male sexual practices, voyeurism.
Reviewer: Lilyraines
Review: Sep 9, 2009
Coryn is a healer mage and when, not too long after he leaves Amaranth after finishing learning his art, he comes across a slave who is dying of a plague, the road he has taken takes a turn he does not expect. "Raffle", as he was named by the tinkers who won him in a raffle, saw his owners die and he, himself, sickened. Coryn heals him and makes Raff his own. They go back to the town whence Raff and
White Flag
Charlie is a nomad, a travel writer who will never settle down. Easy come, easy go: all his boyfriends have been flings or one-night stands. "Love them and leave them" is his motto, the rule he lives by. Until he meets Matthieu one day, by the side of a French canal. After a long hot night together, Charlie realises that this is at last the man he wants to keep, the perfect companion for his wanderlust life.
Matt is a beauty, a treasure, a joy—a man who knows just where he belongs, and means to stay there. His family has made wine here for generations; this valley is his home, and not even his passion for Charlie can shift him.
There can be no doubt of their love, but their own natures contrive to pull them apart—unless one surrenders. But will rolling stone or rooted tree raise the white flag?
Publisher's Note: This book contains explicit sexual content, graphic language, and situations that some readers may find objectionable: Anal play/intercourse, male/male sexual practices.
Reviewer: Lilyraines
Review: Sep 16, 2009
Genre(s): Contemporary, GLBTQ
Charlie is a travel writer with a "love 'em and leave 'em" motto and he has no intention of settling down. That is, until Matthieu, a man he meets while starting his newest assignment. Matthieu has found his roots early in life - making wine alongside his family on land that has seen generations do the same - and he really does not want to leave. As they spend time together and with Matthieu's famil
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