Andrew Q. Gordon

  New Release: A Dangerous Reality; by Layla Wolfe Blurb(s): Keep your lovers close—and your enemies in bed. TURK My club sent me to track him down.  And when my mission was over, I never wanted another one again.  When I found him, I kicked the shit out of Havelock Singer.  I issued the mightiest beatdown of all time.  Problem is, we’re evenly matched.  We’re equals in every way, and when we finished whaling on each other, exhausted, we fell into each other’s arms. I’ve never regretted it for an instant.  It’s been the ride of my life.  But loving another man in the MC world is a risky business.  As if our business isn’t already brutal and ruthless enough, …

Ten days into January already. Wow. {{Shakes head.}} The start of the new year sets off a flurry of activity, be it at work, the gym, blogging, writing or publishing.  Everyone seems to have boundless energy to ‘start’ over. In some ways it’s really odd because January 1st isn’t really any different than December 18th, August 28th, June 5th or April 10th. They’re all Thursdays. And yet, an overwhelming number of new goals kicked on January 1st.  Far more than any other day I guess. Yep, I’m part of that too, I reckon. Aside from the perpetual goals of exercise more, eat better and drink coffee and more water, I added a couple writing/author goals.  Happily I’m doing well on my writing/author goals.  (To …

Cover Reveal – The Wrong Man; by Lane Hayes Blurb: Successful owner of an upscale boutique in fabulous West Hollywood, Brandon Good swears by his personal edict to “live in the present.” After a bad break-up, he agrees to dog sit to keep his mind off his ex. Never did he expect the dog to belong a man from his past, the only man to ever truly break his heart. When Jake Westley relocates to join the WeHo fire department, the last thing he anticipates is reuniting with his secret high school love. Thrilled with the prospect of reconnecting with Bran, Jake feels no guilt in using his charming old dog as an unwitting matchmaker. As they rekindle their friendship, …

 Free Fiction Friday: January 9, 2015: Second Shot – The Senior Year: Chapter 42 Since one of my 2015 goals is to post more consistently and to keep up with my FFF posts, it seemed right that I start the year off right.  That said, many of you probably have no recollection of what’s going on—so before I post the next chapter here are the links of the last five chapters (If you like having the last five chapters at the top of the newest one, leave a comment and I’ll make it a regular feature): Chapter 37: Chapter 38: Chapter 39: Chapter 40: Chapter 41: Jason saw movement to his right and turned to scan the open space between him …

Welcome Whitley. You’re a new to me author, so let’s start by telling everyone a bit about yourself. How long have you been writing? I started writing romance in 2008. Before then, I did a lot of technical writing in my job. What was your first story? A vampire romance. What was your first published story? The first romance publication was Meredith Medical Center (Red Hot Publishing), a serial erotic story. My first M/M story was part of that series.

Cover Reveal – Always Been You; by Jess Buffett Blurb: After recovering from a shooting that took the lives of his best friends, Seth Hall returns to his hometown for the first time in eleven years with his two children in tow. Intent on setting up a happy, stable life for them, he vows not to allow his past to intervene with their future. That is until Jared, the boy who had broken his heart all those years ago, returns to his life a full grown man who knows exactly what he wants…Seth.

My friend Sid is stopping by to talk about his new release, Let It Go. (One hopes parents looking for something related to the very very popular kids song of the same name from the movie Frozen realize this is not the same 😛 ) Read on to learn more about what makes him tick and be sure to enter the contest at the end of the interview. Guest Author: Sid Love Welcome back Sid, it’s been a while since you’ve last been here. So much so that I know a few things have changed for you so start by telling everyone a bit about yourself. Hi Andrew *hugs* It’s true I haven’t been here as a guest author, but I am a frequent …

 Free Fiction Friday: January 2, 2015: Second Shot – The Senior Year: Chapter 41 It’s been a hot minute (hour??) since my last Free Fiction Friday post. Since one of my 2015 goals is to post more consistently and to keep up with my FFF posts, it seemed right that I start the year off right.  That said, many of you probably have no recollection of what’s going on—so before I post the next chapter here are the links of the last five chapters (If you like having the last five chapters at the top of the newest one, leave a comment and I’ll make it a regular feature): Chapter 36: Chapter 37: Chapter 38: Chapter 39: Chapter 40: Blake noticed …

As far as year went, 2014 was a pretty good one in the Gordon household. I didn’t win the lottery, write a best seller, buy a stock that went through the roof, discover the cure for war, sickness, poverty or any of the other things that plaque our lives, but still. I’m healthy,  employed at a job I don’t hate (I can’t go so far as to say I love my work, because, let’s be serious, if I won the lottery, I’d quit before the hour was out), ‘lil q is growing up happy, I’m married to the man I love, I have a great family and circle of friends and I’m content. 2015 however is upon us, so I’m …

Trying to recap a year in one post is like trying to eat soup with a fork, you get the major stuff, but you end up leaving way more behind. Keeping that firmly in mind here’s an attempt to recap the highlights of this year. Writing has helped me make a lot of new friends. This year was no exception. Between the DC Area MM Romance Reader Meet Ups, the Dreamspinner Author Conference and GRL, I met quite a few people in person I’d only met on line. I’d name names, but I’d forget people. I know that when I read a friend’s list of anything and they mention who they’re glad to know or who’s been a big part …