it varies a lot for me; i bet that most of the time, sadly enough, i go for caucasian by default if nothing is written - but sometimes a character might be described as having blue eyes and light brown hair or whatever and just because, when the character was introduced, i pictured them as let's say arabian or something, then that idea i had before the character's features were described basically sticks with me.

Special Forces by Alexandr Voinov is the best of them all  THIRDS by Charlie Cochet In the Company of Shadows by Santino Hassell and Ais

Only read one, Zero at the Bone. Still waiting for the sequel, none so far. I heard Abigail Roux's books are good. I almost have all the collections, but no time to read  :crazy2: ;D

Yes, the site is back up and running. I also found one of his books on Amazon for free if you use Kindle.

Will have to be sure to read some of your books

the link seems dead?

@Priest: If you will notice that many of the books on the list put out by Goodreads are by Goodreads authors. I'm not sure I understand you correctly. "put out by Goodreads" ? Goodreads don't publish these books. It's a social networking site for book lovers. And because the M/M following on Goodreads like I've said is huge, this may account for why many M/M authors also have accounts on Goodreads, which makes them "Goodreads authors". If you're referring to the list and how many of the books listed are by Goodreads authors, it should be noted that Listopia lists are created by members where regular goodreads members as well as goodreads authors can vote for books to get them higher up on the list. Book ratings come into play here too I suppose, BUT it's Listopia votes the books need in order to climb. That is to say that Listopia lists are more like a popularity contest, and so having a massive group of supporters willing to vote for a particular book is mega helpful.

@cannonmc: To be honest, I didn't realise your underlined heading was a link Me too  :crazy2: I thought it was just a big red title with underline. My suggestion, you have to make another statement that the title is directly clickable to the torrent link, or put the torrent link below the list, saying like "you can download them here….". I guess it will more noticeable.

I'll start with some. Pete Brown's stories are generally of this theme. The Sergeant by Christa Tomlinson is paced and intriguing. The settings of Tameness of the Wolf series are fascinating, but the books are too full of military jargons are painfully slow, almost like a milking session.