The Knight's Tale 1. Tales Along the Way

A most enjoyable and captivating read! It's a phenomenal start to a great series of three books loosely tied together by three gentlemen telling each other and us a story each.

This part of the series is action packed, fast paced and very hot. Nonetheless, the author managed to make each character, even the less important ones, unique and believable. As described by another reviewer, James Bond meets Queer as Folk, but I would also say that I feel like there’s a bit of Downton Abbey thrown into the mix for good measure.  

While I think this book is the highlight out of the three books that make up the Tales Along the Way, I highly recommend reading the other two as well.

An absolutely fun tale from new-to-GA author Tim Hobson. 

It's James Bond meets Queer as Folk with an interesting cast of blokes. Tim's British flair adds a bit of spicy humor to the mix. 

First in a series of three tales, this one sets the bar. Well worth turning the pages....errrrrr, rather swiping the screen for.

Great job!

A three stage horny flight from Oz to Blighty. Our latter-day Chaucer entertains us as if a new version of the 70’s film.  James Bond on steroids hits the posh scene in London and then heads East.  Enjoy!!!

The first story on site from Tim and it doesn't disappoint.  The young Lord is adventurous in life and in the bedroom and is up for everything.  The adventure is about a rescue and while there are some exciting bumps along the road, the ending is satisfying from several points of view. 

Phew. this is a great spy thriller, with all of the elements you would expect plus a few more. Action packed with a unique storyline, and yes there is lot's of sex. The difference being that this spy does not get the woman, that's not his scene, but he does get his man in every sense of the word. Yep this is a gat spy thriller that is worth the read, more than once. I've rated five stars and recommend it.

The best part is this is only one story of a trilogy, I don't know the story line of the companion novels, but I'm guessing they will be different but just as cleverly written to draw me in like this one has.