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T.J. Klune – Green Creek Series Reading Order

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T.J. KLUNE ALERT!!! MUCH LOVED M/M paranormal (werewolves) series and book #2 just went LIVE!! :D!!

MichelleS: WOLFSONG! I will never forget these characters, the werwolf lore, the story… the FEELS… just loved the heck out of this book. …WOLFSONG was perfect for me. My only complaint is leaving their world behind when I was done!

Robyn: I didn’t think I would like a m/m book, but I loved this one. The writing was exquisite and I couldn’t put it down for anything.

Ela: Sigh! I miss this “Candy canes and pine cones and epic and awesome.” Wolfsong TJ Klune read more

Book Review – Wolfsong by TJ Klune

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Wolfsong
Right off the bat, I just want to point out that this one came HIGHLY recommended over and over again (showing up in our reader discussions, and being highlighted on so many of the “Top 2016 Books” lists. This one is a sure bet for many of my fellow readers, I have no doubt about it!

MichelleS: WOLFSONG! I will never forget these characters, the werwolf lore, the story… the FEELS… just loved the heck out of this book. …WOLFSONG was perfect for me. My only complaint is leaving their world behind when I was done! …“You gotta smell him and then tell me why it’s all candy canes and pinecones and epic and awesome.” – YOU MUST READ WOLFSONG STAT read more

TJ Klune – Bear, Otter and the Kid Chronicles Series Reading Order

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<— M/M fans, if you haven’t read this series yet, you MUST!!! I don’t have much experience in the genre yet, but I just KNOW this is one of the absolute best! There’s no denying it’s awesomeness. Check out my book review of book #1: Bear, Otter, and the Kid (4.5 stars) and you’ll see what I mean.

And if you’re not sure if you’re an “M/M romance” fan 😉 this is the first one that introduced me to the genre, and I fell hard!! There was a time I didn’t even know I could fall head-over-heels with a gay love story, but I realized, reading these, that I simply love love, regardless of sexual orientation.  And so many of our fellow readers loved ’em too! read more

Behind The Books – Interview With TJ Klune + $10 Gift Card Giveaway!!

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Author TJ Klune

UPDATE: Winner Announcement!! —> Congratulations to Angi, who won the $10 gift card and “an e-book or two” that will be provided by TJ!! :)

TJ Klune (author or Bear, Otter, and the Kid and Who We Are) is here with us today, and Jackie and I are thrilled! This is the author that opened up my reading experience to a whole new genre (and thanks again to Jackie for that insistent nudge). You were so right, Jackie!

I once hesitated on reading “gay romance” only because I wondered… how in the heck will I be able to relate? I can’t “crush” on the “hero” can I? ‘Cause… you know. He’s definitely not into girls, right? BUT OMG I totally did. Crushed big time, and I adored these characters like they were my own family, or even as if “Bear” was me. I felt every bit of the main character’s pain, insecurities and triumphs. And best yet, I felt the love, in every form it was presented. TJ Klune’s books made me realize… I love love, no matter what genre it comes in. The heart wants what the heart wants, and that is something I get. read more

Book Review – Who We Are by TJ Klune

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Who We Are —> Quick Note: If you haven’t read book #1 yet, I suggest you skip this review. Slight spoilers at least in regards to the first book. Here is my review for book #1 (Book Review – Bear, Otter, and the Kid by TJ Klune)

My love affair with two gorgeous, beautiful, hilarious (and one slightly erratic) gay men continues. And no, I’m not the third in their love affair (this isn’t one of those books 😉 ). Nope. Because like I said in book review #1, I connect so well to “Bear” (the main character) that I feel as if I am him. And book #2 has not changed a thing in this aspect. Plus there is just nothing better (apart form the intense, amazing intimacy between these two) than going on one of Bear’s internal musings of randomness. read more