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Broomsticks & Stones by Jane Davitt – review

25 Dec 2007 at 16:10

Paul G. Bens, Jr

GLBT Fiction

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Rating: 7.5/10 ★★★★★★★½☆☆ Title: Broomsticks & Stones
Author: Jane Davitt
Genre: Romance, Fantasy
URL: Torquere Press
Price: US$1.95
Other Information/warnings: explicit m/m, naughty words
Summary (from author):
Set in a modern world where magic is a regular part of life, Broomsticks and Stones is the story of young lawyer, Peter Carruthers, who is entrusted with a task involving the delivery of a gem to Scotland, to be handed over to the new head of a clan.

Traveling by broomstick in a blizzard, Peter crashes and is lucky enough to find shelter with Jamie MacGellis who, when he finds out what Peter plans to do, has ideas of his own for the gem — and for Peter.

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Laying a Ghost by Jane Davitt and Alexa Snow – review

13 Jul 2007 at 11:52

Ann Somerville

GLBT Fiction

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Title: Laying a Ghost
Authors:Jane Davitt and Alexa Snow
Genre: Romance , paranormal
URL:http://loose-id.com/detail.aspx?ID=86
Price:US $6.99
Other Information/warnings:graphic m/m, violence, angst, references to infanticide
Summary [from the publisher]:
When John McIntyre sees Nick Kelley step off the island ferry, he’s instantly attracted, and fairly certain that he knows what Nick is keeping secret, because he’s been doing it himself for years. When he discovers Nick’s real secret he’s drawn into a world he never knew existed, one haunted by grief and guilt and ghosts. In the shadowed world of the spirits, Nick’s power is all that the ghosts have to help them. But Nick is still mourning the death of his lover in an accident he believes he caused, and John’s determined to keep their relationship secret.

It’s going to take a lot more than attraction and really good sex to solve their problems but will they be lucky? Or will one week be all they have before they’re left alone again?
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