Good luck.

There is another dragon series that I reviewed a year or more ago – one book is a menage but it’s one of the few menages that I would read again. From my recollection there is quite a bit of dragon action between the characters and the author is Marty Rayne.

Here are the links to my reviews which are still on the blog. The first book is Reluctant Hearts and it’s kind of a time shifting story –
http://tinyurl.com/mwbl4j

The second book is M/F and is part of the same series but the books are independent of each other if I remember correctly and here’s the link to my review
http://tinyurl.com/ktns8y

Good luck

Lex says that she has a few other M/M stories coming out between now and Christmas and the sequel to Fire Season (Fire Storm) which is a menage should be released in September.

Wave – are there any other dragon stories you would recommend?

Thanks for your lengthy explanation. I can see that with your background it is easier to write the story as you did for this series.

I was once asked which of my characters I am most like and my reply was Garret Renquist. That is because, like Garret, I think sex is person specific not gender specific for many people. Unfortunately, I think we all get somewhat programmed by culture and society. I don’t believe in “hardwiring” the way it’s interpreted/explained by those who defend it.

I was a Biological Anthropology major so a lot of the Darwinian based ideas are more my thing, that instead of hardwired, we’re soft-coded by circumstances, culture, society, environment, and our psyches and personality traits… So to me, sex between the same gender holds no fears for me, no morality or ethical issues. I think heterosexuality and homosexuality are cultural terms used to explain what’s really inexplicable about sexual attraction. Just as some people say religion was invented to explain what was originally inexplicable about the origins of humankind.
Ack. Sorry about the science lecture. The short answer is that I’m very open to most ideas. Just because I’m a female who has sex with men and is writing a series doesn’t mean that I can’t include books about men having sex with men in my series. Some of the people I love most in the world are men who have sex with men.

To me, characters have to fit each other psychologically. There has to be a reason they want each other, love each other. They have to… fit. I like delving into them and showing why and how they fit. I don’t care who it is they want to have sex with. I just want to get under all their skins and tell their stories. Corey’s story Sunstroked will be a lot of fun for the Tales series because Corey is a very fun guy. He even completely stole the show in Hot Water as a secondary character.
I’m very excited to find new readers who are not afraid to ask me questions about my characters.

Thank you Lex for explaining the other books. Will have a look for when they come out.
And kudo´s for taking on a m/m in a series.
What made you decide for taking it on? I have read other series where I thought the hero would have been better of with a man but there the writer did not take that leap. (Hence the many slash fiction *g*)

Some M/M readers, like me, read this sub genre because they are only interested in the guys and I will definitely log on to your website to check out the other M/M books.

In terms of Holden and Garret, since the woman in the “menage” is already dead and does not impact on the story in a material way, that could put a different perspective on things. In any event the book is not out as yet so I don’t want to get ahead of myself.:)

Best of luck with the other books in the series.