Review: His Dragon Duo by Anna Sparrows 4 of 5 stars

His Dragon Duo by Anna Sparrows

My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Sage longs for a mate and a family of his own, even while secretly pining for his best friend Dexter — another omega who doesn’t want kids. When the older unicorn shaman Sergio gets pulled into their lives, unexpected magic forces all three to rethink Fate, their bond, and what a future together might look like.

Sage and Dexter have always shared an undeniable pull, and I loved how that connection only deepened once Sergio entered their lives. It takes the three of them a little while to realise that they’re not dealing with one mate bond but two, and once that truth settles, the story shifts into a wonderfully dramatic, almost soap‑opera‑like journey as they face challenge after challenge testing their new relationship. The plot is easy to follow, the emotions are clear, and the dynamic between the three men grows in a way that feels natural and satisfying. A warm, engaging read with plenty of heart. This was an MMM story with mature content that was set in the omegaverse with MPREG.

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Review: If I See You Again by Joelle Lynne 3 of 5 stars

If I See You Again by Joelle Lynne
My rating: 3 of 5 stars

Malcolm is used to being stood up and oversharing, so after another failed date he impulsively connects with the stranger at the next table. David, stuck on a disastrous business trip, takes a chance on the man he saw get stood up — only to discover Malcolm is the consultant he’s meeting the next morning. What starts as a spontaneous night quickly hints at something more.

The connection between Malcolm and David is undeniable — what starts as pure passion quickly deepens into something steadier as their relationship settles and feelings take root. I really enjoyed watching them navigate that shift from heat to genuine emotion. The jump from the original anthology story to this longer version didn’t always land for me. Some scenes felt a little stilted, as if the expansion stretched the rhythm more than the story naturally allowed. I also found David harder to relate to at times; his confidence occasionally tipped into being a bit too pushy. Still, their chemistry is strong, the emotional moments are lovely, and the journey from a chance encounter to something real makes this a satisfying, heartfelt read. This was an MM story with mature content.

*** Please note that this story originally appeared in the Queers and Quills Anthology: Closer. It has been expanded from it's original 8.5k to a full length novel. ***

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Review: That Telling Moment by Marlowe Kent 5 of 5 stars

That Telling Moment by Marlowe Kent
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Stephen is determined to succeed in corporate law on his own merits, far from the shadow of his identical twin, a famous OnlyFans omega. But his new job brings humiliation, a CEO who won’t stop staring, and an unexpected connection with David Ryland — a brilliant, socially awkward alpha he finds stimming in a server room after a workplace mishap. Their quiet moments together grow into something neither planned, even as Stephen battles a hostile office and Ryland obsessively researches how to comfort an omega without overstepping. With a chaotic twin, a sharp‑tongued omega lawyer, and a neurodivergent alpha whose flirting sounds like lab notes, the tension between them is impossible to ignore.

The connection between Stephen and Ryland is the heart of this story — two men who meet in the unlikeliest way and end up helping each other grow in ways neither expected. I loved how they offered support and practical suggestions to one another, each filling gaps the other didn’t always realise he had. The emotional moments were beautifully written, and Ryland’s wonderfully inept but earnest attempts to learn — complete with research, statistics, and awkward logic — made him incredibly endearing. I also appreciated the storyline involving Stephen’s twin, and how he finally recognised the unhealthy situation he was in and took steps to change it. It added another layer of hope and healing to the book. A heartfelt, tender story that gave me both smiles and tears. This was an MM story with mature content set in the omegaverse.

*** Please note the trigger warnings and be kind to yourself ***

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Review: Ridge's Lost Keys by Della Cain by Kaytea Kat 3 of 5 stars

Ridge's Lost Keys by Della Cain by Kaytea Kat
My rating: 3 of 5 stars

Ridge locks himself out of the flat while wearing dinosaur pyjamas, his keys lost down the trash chute. Mortified, he’s rescued by Memphis, the handsome neighbour who takes him in, calls for help, and treats him with unexpected gentleness — leaving Ridge wondering if this embarrassing mishap might actually be the start of something lucky.

I enjoyed this sweet, low‑angst story, especially the gentle connection that grows between Ridge and Memphis. Their relationship has an easy charm, and I liked how they worked together to find practical compromises for living together — it made their dynamic feel grounded and supportive. That said, I would have loved a bit more emotional depth. The story is warm and pleasant, but it doesn’t dive as deeply into feelings as I hoped it would. Still, it’s an easy, enjoyable read with a cute pairing and a satisfying ending. This was an MM story with mature content and a BDSM-like DDLB dynamic.

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Review: Kennard's Story by N.R. Walker 5 of 5 stars

 

Kennard's Story by N.R. Walker
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Kennard and Stas are enjoying six quiet months together in a remote Russian cabin when Alec, Cronin, Eiji, and Jodis arrive with news of a supernatural disturbance in India. Their search leads the group through gates into strange, timeless dimensions where their vampire powers no longer work. Following a trail of snakes and ancient serpents, they uncover a threat very different from what they expected — and Kennard must confront his past to save their future.

There’s such a lovely sense of joy radiating from Kennard and Stas in this instalment — the quiet certainty of two people who have finally found the one place they truly belong: with each other. Their happiness makes a wonderful contrast to the chaos that follows when their friends arrive and the next world‑saving adventure begins. This time, the threat once again revolves around Alec’s power as the Key, but Kennard steps into a deeper role too, forced to reveal a long‑buried truth from his past that becomes essential to the solution. The story is packed with danger, drama, emotion, and those warm moments of connection that make this series so addictive. One of my favourite things throughout has been the author’s meticulous weaving of history, myth, and real locations into the narrative, and this book continues that tradition beautifully. It’s imaginative, heartfelt, and full of the rich detail that makes their world feel so alive. This was an MM story with mature content.

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Review: A Daddy for Him by Charity Parkerson 4 of 5 stars

A Daddy for Him by Charity Parkerson
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Rhodes, a hardened security operative and Daddy without a Little, is still hurting after losing the boy he cared for. When Cairo shows up — vulnerable, desperate, and carrying a dangerous secret — Rhodes can’t turn him away. Cairo needs protection only someone like Rhodes can offer, and as danger closes in, the two form an unexpected bond neither of them saw coming.

The attraction between Rhodes and Cairo is immediate and compelling — a pull that grows stronger with every moment they share. Rhodes’ fierce protectiveness is one of the highlights of the story, especially as Cairo’s vulnerability and need for safety become clearer. I also loved the way Kylo stepped in to guide Cairo, helping him find confidence and strength in a world that had only ever hurt him. The book carries a lot of emotion, touching on themes of past trafficking, abuse, and the long shadows they cast, but it balances that darkness with tenderness, care, and the slow rebuilding of trust. And in the end, seeing Rhodes and Cairo find their happiness together made the journey worth it. A heartfelt, emotional read with danger, healing, and a well‑earned happy ending. This was an MM story with mature content and a BDSM-like Daddy/boy dynamic.

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Review: Cronin's Key III by N.R. Walker 5 of 5 stars

Cronin's Key III by N.R. Walker
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

A year after becoming a vampire, Alec is still adjusting to his powers when strange half‑lycan, half‑dragon beings leave him suddenly powerless. These Zoan — creatures long mistaken for gargoyles — pull Alec, Cronin, and their friends into a quest across Paris, Rome, and Moscow. There, Alec uncovers the truth about gargoyles and the real purpose of the Key, realising he’ll need every ability he has — and maybe help from the dead — to survive the coming fight.

Alec and Cronin’s connection shines through every page — steady, certain, and impossible to ignore — even when the rare quiet moments between them are quickly swallowed by the chaos of a new threat. I loved how the story wove together danger, history, mythology, and even astronomy, taking them from one fascinating location to another. Alec’s comment about feeling like he’d stepped into a Dan Brown plot was absolutely perfect. There’s plenty of drama and mystery as they race to understand the Zoan, and the emotional weight around Jorge added a real ache to the journey. Despite all the action, the story remained easy to read, feel, and follow. A gripping, imaginative instalment with heart, humour, and high stakes. This was an MM story with mature content.

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