Who reads MM books? TOP 5 FAVE AUTHORS/BOOKS

[LADYMEME]

1. CS Pacat
2.Ella Frank
3.Andrew Grey
4.Maris Black
5.Cut & Run series

[beercan]

Um, that does MM mean btw?

[brianboru72]

M/M refers to male-male pairings or gay romances.

I haven't tried those authors yet- I'll give them a shot.

Here are some of my favorites:

1- Josh Hunter- Settling the Score series
2- D.J. Heart - Omega series
3- G.A. Hauser- too many to mention
4- Kora Knight- Upending Tad series
5- Stormy Glenn

I don't have as much time now, but it was a lot of fun reading them back when I had lots of free time.

[LADYMEME]

Hmmm…  I might read Josh Hunter.

[estrel]

@beercan:

Um, that does MM mean btw?

It means male/male romance, a romance novel concerning two men rather than m/f (male/female).

[JerodParker]

Are male authors better at writing m/m or female authors?  Like Tanya Huff.

[SoulsRevenge]

1. Special Forces (Aleksandr Voinov)
2. Cut and Run Author(s)/Gloria H. Giroux
3. C.S Pacat/Crimson Nights Saga (V.L. Moon and J.T. Cheyanne)
4. Ginn Hale/Caethes Faron (Devotion series)
5. Maris Black/Sean Kennedy/Jane Seville

[Flinxxx]

@JerodParker:

Are male authors better at writing m/m or female authors?  Like Tanya Huff.

My preference is male authors. Male/male romance/erotica is mostly written by women for women, and I find the characters often act is ways slightly different from any man I have ever met, gay or straight. It is a similar situation to Lesbians not liking female/female porn which is made for straight men.

Mercy Celeste is a female m/m author who I think is quite good.
Jay Northcote is a male m/m author who I think is quite good.

[Doowee]

@JerodParker:

Are male authors better at writing m/m or female authors?  Like Tanya Huff.

One is not necessarily better than the other, but I prefer the male perspective in a sexual narrative. I'm not sure how to explain it but I find that female authors tend to 'feminize' the emotions and thoughts of male characters. I find this distracting in a M/M story.