Books by D.J. Manly
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review 1: Really great book!It wasn't an easy read in the beginning, since I haven't found any of the MCs particularly likeable. Michael's been too immature and insolent, but Anthony's lack of understanding put me off too. But it's been a real pleasure to see them both mature and to watch ...
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review 1: I agree with others in that the title is a bit misleading. This is a short and humorous book. It takes place on the planet of Laden, which is very similar to Earth. A new leader has come into power and decided that single people are a threat to the moral fiber of society, therefo...
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review 1: This started out as a really good read. It's a nice enough story with lots of hot sex. The concept, a hooker and a cop falling in love, isn't new but the author did a great job delivering it. The two men, Lee and Zach, are both wonderfully tortured heroes, and particularly Lee is...
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review 1: Sweet story. The relationship moves quickly but I didn't really have a problem with that. They were really sweet guys. The only thing that had me really scratching my head was the fact that Jenny was 12 but she was going into high school next year. 12 year olds are typically in 6...
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review 1: This story is perfect to give you that warm and fuzzy feeling. I love holiday themed stories regardless of the time of year, and this one just made me smile. Des seemed like such a good guy – he really did deserve to find his own HEA after all he did for his niece. Victor seem...
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review 1: This book was so, so good and really grabbed my attention. At the beginning of the book you jump right in with August who is trying to track down Bruce, who was friends with his murdered brother. Bruce is panicky and understandably scarred from the events that took place ten ye...
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review 1: As I said, I love all M/M ebooks about gladiators :) I enjoy this book although I have to say something about Samson. First, I don't like his name. It sounds too Jewish, too Biblical. Second, Samson was written as a character who hated his situation. Such description created the ...