Boys Who Go Bump in the Night is out today!

[jl_merrow]

When boy meets (supernatural) boy.

Buckle up as two queens of British gay romance take you on a whistlestop tour of all things paranormal. Vampires, genies, ghosts, magicians and shifters all get their chance for a bit of boy on boy action, in five erotic stories that span the range from the humorous to the sublime.

Will you seek to make your fortune with magic and ritual, or pin your hopes on a genie’s power to grant wishes? Discover a shifty young man on a Scottish shoreline, meet a hapless garlic farmer who’s been turned into one of the undead–and if you dare to venture into the cellar, gird your loins for a horny ghost!

Exclusively available at Amazon

This anthology is a delightful collection of tales told in a typically British way… Some will give you a giggle, while others will pull at your heartstrings – 4.5 stars, Freya,Sinfully Addicted to All Male Romance

Fabulous collection! My feelings went up, down, left, right and round and round reading this book. It is funny, touching, sad, funny, sweet, sexy, and deep in fairly equal measure! (Maybe a little extra funny in there.) – 4.5 stars, Claire, Divine Magazine

As an experiment this anthology is only going to be released on Amazon so that we can take advantage of the Kindle Select program. What this means is that readers who are members of Amazon’s subscription service, Kindle Unlimited, will be able to borrow the book for free, and anyone else can buy the book from Amazon.

Of course this doesn't help those of you who aren't able to read Kindle files for whatever reason. If you are in this position and want to read the book then please send me a screen shot confirming your Amazon purchase, and I will arrange to send you an alternative file format of your choice.

Comments

[aishabintjamil.livejournal.com]

If you haven't put DRM on it, there's free software called Calibre, which does an excellent job of converting the Kindle format into EPUB and other less common formats. You have to install Amazon's Kindle for PC software on your PC to download the book, but once you've done that you can drag it into Calibre, hit convert, and then move the results to your device. I buy a lot of e-books on Amazon, and read them on my Kobo.

[jl_merrow]

Thanks. :) Yes, I do this all the time too (fellow Kobo reader) but I totally understand if some people don't want to have to bother with all that. :)