Books by Sarah Black
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review 1: There's so much to love about this book. In a genre (romance) where youth and beauty are damn near fetishized, we have two protagonists who have retired after long military careers. Fifty-two and forty-eight years old. I can't begin to say how positively that colors my impression...
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review 1: I sometimes find it hard to get emotionally connected with the characters when there's a lack of intimacy/sex in the story, but no problem with that here! The author managed to weave a web of intimacy around Evan and Jesse without them ever crawling between the sheets! It's obvio...
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review 1: If I'd not known that this was not a cowboy book, I probably would have been very disappointed. You see the title and expect dirty cowboy dudes on a ranch, doing cowboy things, and well, having lots of how cowboy sex. But read the blurb and you know that's not what it it. Still, ...
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review 1: Pure and simple...absolutely beautiful. This is a story that I feel deep within my heart because Tommy and Will just exude love. The literary references, the humor, the adventure, the mystery all work so well together and bring such depth to the story.I fell in love with Will a...
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review 1: I have never read about a Foot fetish character before, so I didn't know what to expect. I like the story, and I love the characters specially Quanah Parker who is Native american, and oh boy I do love native american main characters.He is the one with the foot fetish, that makes...
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review 1: Tuareg by Sarah Black is a beautifully described story set in the amazing location of Zanzibar in East Africa. The title refers to the Tuareg people, who are matrilineal nomadic herders renowned for their silverwork. This is the only gay romance I know of that features Tuareg cha...
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review 1: At first I'm a bit annoyed in how the story opens. I feel like I'm thrown in the middle of blossoming relationship between Sheriff Grady Sullivan and ACLU Lawyer/Cheese Farmer Edward Clayton without ever knowing the beginning. However, it's only take a little while for me to disc...
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review 1: There are a lot of ways to "live the dream." Living a creative life often means measuring your success by different standards--and knowing that society is holding you to the shiniest of them.But what if the creative life you want isn't Hollywood shiny? What if it's wind-honed ear...
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review 1: Quick review because, um, I have trouble in writing reviews more than a day after finishing a book. It's either the moment a finish it or, usually, never. Appreciate the effort.Second chance romance, when it's done well, is one of my favourite things in the world. See? It's even ...
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review 1: This was a stunning, sorrowful but uplifting tale of love. I wasn't sure what I was going to get when I started this story and had it for a while before I decided to read it. I shouldn't have waited so long. This is the story of Steven, his grandfather's ghost Charlie, Alexi and ...