Bromantically Yours

Title:  Bromantically Yours
Author: K.C. Wells
Publisher: Dreamspinner Press
Release Date: February 14, 2018
Genre(s): Contemporary Romance
Page Count: 97 pages
Rating: 3.5 stars out of 5

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Although Bromantically Yours is an offshoot of K.C. Wells' earlier Out of the Shadows, this short novella can easily be read as a stand-alone. Actually, I had read Out of the Shadows and had to go back and remind myself of Nate and Dylan.

After being bros forever, Nate and Dylan explore new territory (“let’s jack each other off while watching bi porn”) one very drunken night, and realize that basically they are already a couple, minus the sex. They enthusiastically explore sex, dating and romance, getting tips from Josh and Christian along the way. This novella is a sweet friends-to-lovers tale with lots of romance along the way and a perfect little treat for Valentine's Day. 3.5 stars.

Truth Will Out (Merrychurch Mysteries #1)

Title: Truth Will Out
Author: K.C. Wells
Publisher: Dreamspinner Press
Release Date: October 30, 2018
Genre(s): Cozy Mystery
Page Count: 204
Rating: 4 stars out of 5

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If you're looking for a cozy M/M mystery, "Truth Will Out" will make you want to immediately cuddle a mug of cocoa, start up the fireplace and grab your Kindle.

When Jonathan finds his beloved uncle Dominic dead by the hearth of the familial manor house, he suspects this is not an accident. And with the assistance of buff gorgeous Mike, a former copper and current owner of the pub, he soon finds there are suspects aplenty in the village of Merrychurch. Despite the perpetual annoyance of DI Gorland who has been assigned the case and disdains their meddling, they sift through the clues, encounter some good red herrings, and make some startling discoveries.

Roots of Evil (Merrychurch Mysteries #2)

Title: Roots of Evil (Merrychurch Mysteries Book 2)
Author: K. C. Wells
Publisher: Dreamspinner Press
Release Date: October 22, 2019
Genre(s): Cozy Mystery
Page Count: 228
Rating: 4 stars out of 5
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In "Roots of All Evil," K.C. Wells returns us to the very charming, very British village of Merrychurch, with Jonathon organizing a Guy Fawkes Bonfire Night Party complete with fireworks at the manor. We meet up again with familiar characters as well as a new-to-us villager Mrs. Teedle, who inspires varying amounts of distrust and disgust, while others call her the village witch. And when Mrs. Teedle is found murdered, Jonathon and Mike put themselves on the case again to solve the mystery.

The author does a great job doling out clues bit by bit while tossing some red herrings into the mix and keeping the story interesting. I like how this book focuses a bit more on the relationship between Jonathon and Mike and how they have moved into a easy domesticity. Or as Jonathan says: