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Our Review Team has put together a list of all the Reviews they did in 2023. You can click on any of them to see the actual blog. Maybe there was one that you said you'd read, maybe one piques your interest now, or maybe one looks like it would be a foray into a different genre. No matter what the reason, here is your second chance to see the Reviews from last year. 2023 January 9: 2022 Reviews Revisited - Timothy M. Reader comment: Thanks, review team! April 10: Jay's Loelife by Mrsgnomie - chris191070 Reader comment: This is a great story full of fun, adventure and good friends. I'm not the only one to think it is an awesome tale. May 8: Silverwolf by Wayne Gray - chris191070 Reader comment: This is a great, fun, read from the mind of Wayne Gray. Enjoy!! June 12: Good Guys Don’t Date Bad Boys by Laura S. Fox - spike382 Reader comment: The only problem with it is you have to be careful to not have anything in your mouth like food or drink when you're reading. July 10: Give me back my Prompts by Sasha Distan - Aditus Reader comment: As usual, it got me to read, react, and review a story I had not considered reading. August 14: Inherited by Lomax61 - Parker Owens Reader comment: It's a great thriller and adventure. I loved searching for clues to solve the mystery. September 11: Inked and Beach Bottles by Carlos Hazday - Timothy M. Reader comment: Thanks for paying tribute to Carlos with these two reviews. He'd be pleased. October 9: Baring My Soul by Kbois - chris191070 Reader comment: it's a very well written story that is guaranteed to have you reaching for the tissues. November 13: The Case of the Short, Short Prince by Geron Kees - W_L Reader comment: have yet to be displeased with a Geron Kees story. Every one of his stories is worth reading. December 11: Aunt May's Magic by Mancunian - spike382 Reader comment: Well, this certainly makes you want to check out this story, and the right time of the year to do so.

Hi Everyone!!! The Admins here at GA are thankful for the groups that help us out throughout the year for the time and effort that they put into make GA the premiere gay stories sites on the internet! After discussing, GA would like to extend an official public thank you to our Review Team. Month in and month out they take turns reading a story from scratch and doing up a review. This hopefully piques your interest in a story you may not have read or maybe an author you have not read. So here is a HUGE THANK YOU to our Review Team and all the work you do. @Aditus @chris191070 @Parker Owens @spike382 @Timothy M. And our newest member: @W_L As a small token of our gratitude, our Team Members will have this recognition badge put on their profiles.

Our Review Team has put together a list of all the Reviews that they did in 2021. You can click on any of them to see the actual blog. Maybe there was one that you said that you'd read, maybe one that piqued your interest, or maybe one that just looked like it would be a new foray into and different genre. No matter what the reason, here is your second chance to see the Review. Being a New Year, on behalf of the staff at GA and I'm sure all of our Poets, Authors, Readers and every one in between, we thank our Review Team for a great year!! Your Review Team @Timothy M. @Aditus @Parker Owens @chris191070 @Talo Segura @Puppilull @spike382 2021 January 11: Reviews Revisited - Timothy M. Reader comment: It's nice seeing all the reviews from last year. February 8: The Transporters by Israfil - Talo Segura Reader comment: I look forward to checking out this story. March 8: Desert Air by quokka - chris191070 March 22: Broken by Wayne Gray - Parker Owens Reader comment: This is a wonderful story, as is everything Wayne writes. You can't go wrong with one of his tales. April 12: Family by Dabeagle - spikey582 (spike382) Reader comment: Excellent review, spikey. You are very good at making us want to read the stories you recommend. May 10: The Cockney Canuck by Dodger - Timothy M. Reader comment: Dodger hits the spot with the challenges and fun of being from one country and living in another. May 24: Sentinels by C.T. Piatt - Aditus Reader comment: This is a thought-provoking, fascinating, well-written story. I found myself with many of the same questions. June 14: Famous Last by Lomax61 - Talo Segura Reader comment: This is a great story with multiple opportunities to rant at various characters. July 12: Trophy Bear by Grumpy Bear - chris191070 Reader comment: Great review, and a captivating story from Grumpy Bear! August 9: The Strange Life of Jonah Marks - Timothy M. / Puppillul Reader comment: Wayne's story about Jonas is my favorite of his and one I've recommended in the past. August 23: Share Your Faves - Renee Stevens Reader comment: I love this idea! I'm interested to see what stories end up here. September 13: Days Like This by Drew Payne - Timothy M. Reader comment: This is exactly what I'm looking for sometimes. I will definitely read this story. October 11: The Thousandth Regiment by AC Benus - Parker Owens Reader comment: It is an amazing work, a wonderful accomplishment. November 8: Camp Refuge by Wayne Gray - chris191070 Reader comment: I really must get around to reading those stories. November 22: The Reluctant Consort by lilansui - Aditus Reader comment: This is a great story—if you haven’t yet, read it! December 13: The Lad from Castlebay Down by James Matthews - spike382 Reader comment: I read this while it was being posted. Excellent story, full of drama

For our first new review of 2022 we need to thank @chris191070. Take a look, if you are interested give it a read and make sure to like, comment and recommend! Spirit Wolves by Kbois Reviewer: chris191070 Status: Complete Word Count: 125,766 Kbois has successfully tackled the shifter world and brought us her variation, which introduces us to Kappa and Lambda wolves. What happens when you take six wolves, messed-up families, corrupt council members and just a few bad guys for good measure. Then throw into the mix, Sebastian, Reilly, Ben, Zev, Kellan and Hunters, you have this group of wolves called The Sentinels. Then mix in love, treachery and betrayal and you have the beginnings of one fantastic adventure, where they must deal with missing pups, amongst other surprises that will make you laugh, cry, sad and angry. Of course as with all lycan stories you can throw some hot steamy sex into the mix and as with all Kbois stories plenty of cliffhangers. As MrsGnomie says, you can feel all the emotions in this story. Category: Fiction Genres: Action/Adventure, Paranormal Sub-genres: Adventure, Shifters Tags: adult, gay, north america, anal, oral Rating: Mature

So is this a rule to live by? This review by @spike382 of a great story, I'm partially into and I would highly recommend the read!! Good Guys Don’t Date Bad Boys by Laura S. Fox Reviewer: spike382 Status: Complete Word Count: 227,576 My favorite genre of story to read here on GA has always been Romance. But a particular flavor of Romance I particularly enjoy is that of the College Romance. Maybe because I wasn’t lucky enough to have a romance of my own in college? A particular story that caught my interest late in 2022 was one such college romance, Good Guys Don’t Date Bad Boys, by Laura S. Fox. In Good Guys Don’t Date Bad Boys, we’re introduced to Jonathan Hamilton, a young college student who has changed schools in his junior year, fleeing undisclosed “drama” that has left him guarded when meeting new people. Apparently , trusting new people previously was partially the cause of his current predicament. It soon becomes apparent that Jonathan comes from money and privilege, and yet he brought none of that with him when he started at his new school. Shortly into the new semester Jonathan encounters a seemingly rowdy group who, in his mind, are stereotypical frat boys. One in particular stands out, Maddox Kingsley, a tight-shirted, perfectly sculpted, perfect specimen, emitting nonchalance. Or, in Jonathan’s first impression, a douche. Maddox is the apparent BMOC, with a reputation of girls throwing themselves at him, and competing in some form of “illegal fighting.” He comes with a requisite nickname “Mad Dawg.” Yet, upon seeing Jonathan, takes an inexplicable interest in him, and determines to get to know him. To which, in what might be one of the funnier introductions of all time, Jonathan simply replies “not interested.” After all, Maddox is an obvious bad boy, and Jonathan has determined good guys don’t date bad boys. Thus begins one roller-coaster ride of a romance with twists and turns, and revelations you’ll never see coming. I had a great time reading this, and a great time interacting with the author as she posted. It’s a fun, sweet story and I highly recommend, if you haven’t had the chance, check it out today. Category: Fiction Genres: Comedy, Romance Sub-genres: Comedy Modern, General Romance Tags: young adult, gay, north america, anal, oral, light-hearted Rating: Mature

Good Monday Morning . If it isn't, things should be on the up and up after you read this great review done by @chris191070 for the Review Team. Enjoy!! Silverwolf by Wayne Gray Reviewer: chris191070 Status: Complete Word Count: 43,705 Well let's dive into the world of the supernatural this month. We are treated to something very different from Wayne. We meet Jed, a man with many talents who is used to life in Northern California. But things begin to change for him, when he meets the mysterious Wolfgang. Wolfgang has come to town to investigate a string of suspicious murders. But not all is as it seems as we are introduced to his many talents. We are introduced to the world of the supernatural, where you will meet many different creatures in this very different take of the supernatural. Of course you will also find plenty of erotic sex amongst the murder and mystery. It is fast paced and will leave you wanting more. Category: Fiction Genres: Paranormal Sub-genres: Romantic Paranormal Tags: mind control, were-creatures, gay, rural, serious, modern Rating: Mature