Today is release day for the 2nd Edition of Purpose from DSP Publications.  To kick this off, I have a blog tour planned. Each stop will have something unique, either a post about the story, an exclusive excerpt or an interview.  There will also be a giveaway, so check out each stop to learn more. 6 Oct – Elin Gregory (https://elingregory.wordpress.com/) 6 Oct – Jessie G Books (http://jessiegbooks.com/) 7 Oct – Divine Magazine (http://divinemagazine.net/) 8 Oct – Scattered Thoughts and Rogue Words (http://scatteredthoughtsandroguewords.com/) 9 Oct – Hearts on Fire Reviews (http://heartsonfirereviews.com/) 9 Oct – MM Good Book Reviews (https://mmgoodbookreviews.wordpress.com/) 10 Oct – Author Susan Mac Nicol (http://www.susanmacnicol.com/blog/) 10 Oct – Wake Up Your Wild Side (http://galestanley.blogspot.com/) 11 Oct – The Purple Rose …

The amazing Lane Hayes has come back to visit. She stopped by for an interview and to talk about her latest release, Better Than Safe, which released on September 25th. After the interview, make sure you check out the blurb and excerpt on your way to the entering her contest.  An Interview With Lane Hayes Welcome back Lane!  Since it’s has been a while since you’ve been here, remind people about who you are and what you write. Hi Andrew. Thank you so much for having me back! I think I wrote the Right & Wrong series since my last visit here. That series was set in LA (my neck of the woods). It’s fitting that I return to your blog with …

A Different Kind of Love Story. Todd, the main character in the novel, has a lot of drive, is optimistic, and chases his dream of becoming a professional footballer with complete focus. Those are admirable qualities, and everyone is inspired by stories of personal achievement. Into The Team blurs the lines between gay/straight, romance/bromance. And so the idea of a football team, where players must bond with each other, is perfect. Into The Team shows that when men hang up their aggression and turn on their affections, great things can be achieved. Of course, achieving a dream cannot come without a price, and within the story there are tests the main character must face. How far would he go to …

  Blurb:   Can you have a second chance at a first love? Nick Paine is just starting to return to normal after he told his wife he’s gay and asked for a divorce. Despite a daughter he loves dearly and a job he believes in, part of him is stuck in the past. He’s never forgotten the first love he let fade away fourteen years ago. Adam “Izz” Azzi has settled into a happy rhythm. His daughter is healthy, he’s found a mosque that accepts him, and his work as a modern artist is gaining international attention. While his past is fraught with mistakes and what-ifs, his life now is good, and he doesn’t want to upset any of …

My friend Grace R. Duncan is here today to give us a bit more insight into her latest release, Devotion. I am very appreciative to Andrew for giving me time today here in the Land of Make Believe. Thank you! Continuing the interview, let’s see what else Tanner and Finley will tell us. * * * So, back to serious for a moment, what do you like best about yourself? Least? Tanner sighs. Let me tackle the least, first. At the risk of sounding repetitive… the tendency to keep things to myself. I almost lost the most important thing in my life to that fault and I’d love to be able to get rid of it. On the flip side… I …

I’ve long been a fan of JK Hogan, and I’ve been stalking her Facebook page to see pictures of her son, so I was glad to be able to get the chance to interview her as part of her Unbreak Broken book tour. After you read the interview, make sure to enter the contest and check out the other blogs for more information about her and the Unbreak Broken. An Interview with J K Hogan: Welcome J. K. Since this is your first time on the blog, take a moment to tell everyone about who you are and what you write. Thanks for having me, Andrew! I live in North Carolina with my husband, with whom I’ll be celebrating 10 …

When I heard that Cheryl had rewritten Hostage and it was being published by Harmony Ink, I was doing a great big happy dance. If you’ve never read any of her books, you really should. I’ve been a fan since I read the original Hostage on the Gay Author’s website. (That version is long gone.) But I was thrilled to be able to host Cheryl for the start of her blog tour. An Interview with Cheryl Headford Welcome back Cheryl! Since it’s has been a while since you’ve been here, remind people about who you are and what your write. I’m a seriously crazy vampire goddess, doing her best to bring up her disabled son on her own while subjected to …

  Blurb: It’s taken Tommy Newsome a while to get his head around being gay. Growing up in a small town in Georgia, hasn’t prepared him for the more liberal life of a student at the university in Athens. Add to that the teachings of his parents and his church, and you have one shy young man who feels out of his depth. Working on his daddy’s farm hasn’t given him any chance of a social life, certainly not one like the clubs of Atlanta have on offer. Not that Tommy feels comfortable when he gets to sample it—Momma’s lectures still ring loudly inside his head. All that changes when he goes to his first gay bar and sets eyes …

Many years ago (okay so like two and a half, but it seems longer) I ‘met’ Skylar Cates—on line.  This year I got to meet her in person, not once, but twice. When I got the chance to join her current blog tour, I knew I wanted to interview her again. So, with that, take a few moments to read the interview, check out the new book (and hopefully go buy it) and then enter the giveaway. An Interview With Skylar M. Cates. Welcome back Skylar. Since it’s been a couple years since you were last here, remind people about yourself and tell us anything new. Hello! Thank you for having me back. I write contemporary MM for Dreamspinner. I …

Blurb: Sometimes curves in the road take you right where you belong. Luther Almond’s life working the Bakken oil field is perfect—short-lived jobs, temporary housing, and easy hookups. That’s one reason he won’t move home when he inherits the lake house. When Erik Heat bends over to fix Luther’s pipes, his tattoos hint he might be up for more than working on the drain. The last thing Luther expects is to want more from this guy than one night. Every time they’re together, Luther is more grounded and Erik more confident. When the lake house demands attention, Luther asks for Erik’s help. There he imagines a more permanent life, one where he stops running. But he wants Erik by his …