

July 8: Prism Book Alliance, Dawn’s Reading Nook, Renee George, Decadent Delights, My Fiction Nook July 7: Two Men Are Better Than One, Hearts on Fire, Night Owl Reviews, The Hat Party They all chuckled nonetheless and then all four brothers slowly made their way out of their parents’ house. “Ain’t that the truth,” Marcus muttered, because chances were, if he said it any louder, their mother would be right there to hear him. “Of course, I’ll pass the message on anyway, because God knows, that woman can be just as stubborn as her husband when she wants to be.” And it goes without saying that if she needs anything at all, she’s to call us right away.” Please say goodnight to our mother for us. “Thank you, Gerald,” Alex said as he and Simon stood and made their way over to their little group. Why don’t you boys head on home? I’m sure you’ll all be right back here first thing in the morning,” Gerald said soothingly. “Lisa and I will hang around and wait for your mother. They say time heals all wounds, but how much time?

The next ten years are nothing but torture for Jake as he watches his mate grow into a remarkable young man. Jake does the only thing he can think of, protect Patrick. Knowing the news might uplift his still grieving father, Jake shares the news only to have his young mate threatened. Jake Richmond never expected to come home from Uni to find the youngest Holland brother was his mate. Split by forces he can’t comprehend and a long line of misunderstandings, Patrick doubts he’ll ever get the man he’s both loved and hated. The next ten years-ten long years- of Patrick’s life are spent at odds with his mate. His heart broke, but at sixteen he was too young to do anything. When she’s not writing you can just about guarantee that she will be reading one of the many MM authors she loves.įeel free to drop her a line at anytime.įinding his mate should have been Patrick Holland’s greatest day, instead it turned into a nightmare with one phone call.

She’s a single mother of one and works full time. Now, though, she loves escaping to the worlds she creates and hopes to continue to do so for many years to come. Growing up Toni hated English with a passion (as her editors can probably attest to) and found her strength lies with numbers. Born and raised in the state, she’s a Territorian through and through. Toni Griffin lives in Darwin, the smallest of Australia’s capital cities.
