Books by Heidi Belleau
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review 1: I expanded my comfort zone with this book and It's all thanks to book 1 which I liked a lot. I confess I don't read books where the lines between genders are blurry. I don't even read about flamboyant gay characters. Why? I don't know. Ignorance? Fear? Maybe. Anyway, I'm glad I d...
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review 1: Me agarró por sorpresa este libro. Excelente reconstrucción de época, desde los diálogos y el estilo hasta las descripciones de ambientes; interesantes y atrapantes intrigas políticas y super verosímiles relaciones entre personajes. Me encantó la idea de las Gladiadoras, que no s...
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review 1: I received my copy from the publisher through Love Romances and More and rated it 3.5 stars.I enjoyed this short story. It wasn’t great and didn’t blow me away, but it was a nice and funny quick read; just what I needed right now. The characters were so well established that poor...
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review 1: This book gives the beginning of what seems to be an interesting story. It's all set over one scene of James meeting a man called Satish and re connecting with his ex Carson via text messages. This little read was hot and a large part of me wants to read more or at least read the...
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review 1: I love these kinds of stories that borrow from mythology and history and give them their own twist. The world building and setting the story must be done just right or it's not going to work at all. Belleau and Vane knew what they were doing.At times I found it a bit difficult to...
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review 1: I'm in between 4 and 5 stars. Made it 5 because this was different. I felt for Austin and some parts were hard to read. But it all ended up working out, and not on a totally traditional way. I loved it that Austin wasn't labeled. Many do not fit into a neatly labeled sexual orien...
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review 1: Well that just shot (hah hah) to the top of the one-handed reads list. Holy Hell. I don't know whether to be relieved or wistful that it is utterly impossible to imagine given the current climate in Academia, at least in the US. Still like all such satisfying (ahem) fantasies, t...
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review 1: I swear, with each one of these, just as I'm starting to really get into it, it's over :(What a complicated web James has woven for himself. I think his relationship with Carson is a little weird. It's obvious that they care about each other, but, I don't know, I can't describe...
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review 1: This series ends up with a 3.5 stars from me. I wish I had read the 5 episodes over a shorter time frame--it may have resulted in a higher rating. I did not, however, enjoy the series enough to give it a second chance, rereading them all in quick succession.Also, I have to admit ...
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review 1: Reverse psychology or jealousy? Maybe we'll find out for sure in the next (and last) book. This installment has James and Satish reconnecting and getting pretty hot and heavy. But what of Carson? How manipulative is he? James needs both Carson and Satish for very different r...
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review 1: Does it make sense that I don't know if I liked this, yet could not put it down? I actually feel more confused than anything. The best parts for me were with Sean and Angel and that exploration but, since Sean is totally confused and out of his mind during the encounter, I was eq...
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review 1: What if Death, or rather one of his helpers, were a person, a man with feelings of his own? Someone who wakes up one day and starts acting on his own principles rather than those "programmed' into him? That is the central idea behind this poignant, tear-inducing and utterly heart...