Jackie Keswick – Queer Sci Fi

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REVIEW: Healing Glass, by Jackie Keswick

September 30, 2019September 30, 2019 by scott

Title: Healing Glass Author: Jackie Keswick Genre: Fantasy LGBTQ+ Category: Bi/Gay Publisher: Self Pages: 282 Reviewer: Maryann Kafka Get It On Amazon About The Book A dying city.An ancient, forgotten accord.And two gifted men caught in a web of greed and dark magic. Despite belonging to different guilds, glass master Minel and warrior captain Falcon are friends. Their duties keep them apart, but when Minel falls ill and chooses death rather than the only known cure, nothing can keep Falcon from his side. As their friendship grows into more, old wrongs and one man’s machinations threaten the floating city and … Read more

REVIEW: Repeat Offence, by Jackie Keswick

August 30, 2019 by scott

Title: Repeat Offence Author: Jackie Keswick Genre: Fantasy LGBTQ+ Category: Gay Publisher: Self Pages: 69 Reviewer: Maryann Get It On Amazon About The Book It should have ended with their deaths.But dying in a wash of blood was just the beginning. Sentenced to eternal life for sacrificing themselves in battle, warriors Taz and Hiro must take turns living as human and Guardian on opposing sides of the veil with only a chance to catch a glance of each other in the moment of death. Until an attack forces Taz and Hiro to make a choice. Should they cling to what … Read more

ANNOUNCEMENT: Repeat Offence, by Jackie Keswick

August 14, 2019 by scott

QSFer Jackie Keswick has a new MM paranormal fantasy book out: Repeat Offence. It should have ended with their deaths. But dying in a wash of blood was just the beginning. Sentenced to eternal life for sacrificing themselves in battle, warriors Taz and Hiro must take turns living as human and Guardian on opposing sides of the veil with only a chance to catch a glance of each other in the moment of death. Until an attack forces Taz and Hiro to make a choice. Should they cling to what little solace they’ve carved out for themselves? Or should they … Read more