Photo Courtesty of Corbin Fisher

Yet another great review, this time from the XX Factor. I’ll save you the trouble of visiting the site yourself, and just paste the review itself below. I think it really captures all the positive qualities of the book. I know I’d want to read it after seeing this review!

Review:

“The Road Not Taken” is the sentiment that informs the short stories in Brad Saunders’ debut fiction collection, Men I Might Have Known. The unnamed protagonist of these tales, reflecting on past shared glances, sweaty bodies on a dance floor, rubbed shoulders in the supermarket and other chance encounters that led, at most, to a smile, re-imagines these encounters as preludes to steamy sex. It’s a great idea, well executed.

Our anonymous hero is also one of the most well-traveled men imaginable, bedding hot guys across the country and around the world. Fucking and sucking are the nouns and verbs of their universal language, entwined naked limbs the syntax of arousal. Indoors and out, rain or shine, no erotic stone is left unturned, no possibility unexplored.

One of the best stories is “Americans in Paris,” in which the narrator runs into a fellow exchange student in the City of Lights. What makes their encounter sparkle is that Peter, the fellow student, is straight but that everything is just right for him to be able to set that aside for a short time and completely submerge himself in the sexual moment.

Although Saunders’ vocabulary sometimes gets stalled in routine pornspeak, his sexual scenarios stay mostly fresh and different. At other times, surprising words like “gelid” or “soupçon” pop up, slowing the pace without derailing it. An occasional three-way or holiday hookup provides novelty. Saunders spends just the right amount of time on setup and description — enough for the reader to form the picture in his mind that best serves the situation, then let the sex begin.

For erotica served up with intelligence, wit and zest, meet the Men I Might Have Known and don’t spare the lube.

Another Great Review!

Here’s a fabulous review that just came out last week, loving the book, its premise and the characters. I hope you get as much pleasure out of it as I did!

http://www.ebar.com/common/inc/article_print.php?sec=books&article=510#

And if you still haven’t bought your copy of MEN I MIGHT HAVE KNOWN, click here! http://www.amazon.com/Men-I-Might-Have-Known/dp/0758229623/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1264623607&sr=8-1

New Mentions and Reviews!

Photo courtesy of Corbin Fisher

Here are a couple of sites that have posted about the book–very exciting, and one’s even in French!

http://stevereads.blogspot.com/2009/12/stevereads-2009-honor-roll.html

http://www.rainbow-reviews.com/?p=3472 

http://www.fugues.com/main.cfm?l=fr&p=100_Article&article_id=14329&rubrique_ID=12

Mention on Fred Smith’s Blog

This week, another of Kensington’s erotica writers picked up on my book and mentioned it on his blog. Fred Smith is the author of DOWN FOR WHATEVER, and I think I picked up on his personal fantasy with Chapter 3: The Jungle Gym (http://menimighthaveknown.wordpress.com/2009/10/17/chapter-2-the-jungle-gym/).

Take a look at Fred Smith’s blog mention of MEN I MIGHT HAVE KNOWN HERE: http://simplyfredsmith.blogspot.com/2009/12/full-of-gin-regret-and-forgiveness.html

Courtesy of Randy Blue

Mention in Adelante Magazine

Fantastico! MEN I MIGHT HAVE KNOWN was just mentioned in Adelante Magazine’s December reviews roundup. It’s a perfect holiday stocking stuffer (so to speak) for that naughty boy on your gift list!

Take a look at the mention here: http://adelantemagazine.com/2009/12/reviews-%e2%80%93-december-2009/

And if you STILL haven’t bought your copy, Amazon is stocking them here: http://www.amazon.com/Men-I-Might-Have-Known/dp/0758229623/ref=pd_rhf_p_t_1

Still Going Strong

Sales are good, the book is thriving, and I’ve gotten some great personal feedback on MEN I MIGHT HAVE KNOWN. If anyone wants to contact me with their thoughts, I’d love to hear them, especially as I am getting down to business on the sequel: HARD AT WORK. I think the second book is going to be even hotter, faster and kinkier than the first, so there’s a lot to look forward to! Haven’t got your copy yet? Buy it here: http://www.amazon.com/Men-I-Might-Have-Known/dp/0758229623/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1259824183&sr=8-1

Photo Courtesy of Corbin Fisher

Let me know what you think!

So I’ve gotten some reviews and feedback from sites, but I’d love to know what you readers think about the book! Send me comments or emails, I want to know!

Haven’t bought your copy yet, get it here: http://www.amazon.com/Men-I-Might-Have-Known/dp/0758229623/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1258417959&sr=8-1

Photo courtesy of Corbin Fisher.

Reviews Are In!

Thank you to everyone who is visiting my site and buying my book! Please keep the numbers up. You can buy the book here: http://www.amazon.com/Men-I-Might-Have-Known/dp/0758229623/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1258137128&sr=8-1

I also wanted to share a couple quick reviews. The first is on Edge Networks, and you can read it here: http://www.edgeboston.com/index.php?ch=entertainment&sc=books&sc2=reviews&sc3=fiction&id=94386

The second is a customer review that just went up on Amazon.com yesterday and got 5 stars! Take a look at it below:

5.0 out of 5 stars What If?, November 12, 2009 By  Amos Lassen (Little Rock, Arkansas) – See all my reviews (TOP 100 REVIEWER)       Saunders, Brad. “Men I Might Have Known”, Kensington, 2009. “What If?” Amos Lassen How many times have you looked across a room and seen your next ex-husband? Somehow you don’t get very far because the opportunity to meet him just eludes you and you keep thinking, “what if?” Brad Saunders takes that “what if?” and describes what happened if it had. It’s all about fantasies and Saunders has a knack for writing about them. In other words, he writes about what would have happened if we had just taken the next step. What a great idea for a collection of stories. Saunders fantasizes about men of all kinds as well as different sexual satiations and the stories he gives us are provocative and intimate and very well written. They rest somewhere between fiction and fact and Saunders tells us in the prologue that they are very personal and very real. He also says that the stories are based on real people, places and events in his life and I must say he has had quite a life. This is one of those books that are great to read while sitting at home on a cool fall night with a cup of coffee and a fire in the hutch. If the fire doesn’t warm you then the stories will.

Photo Courtesy of Sean Cody.

I’m a Happy Boy!

So this is pretty much how I’m feeling today. People are checking out the blog, buying the book, and Amazon has even had to re-stock! Please, if you haven’t already, order your copy today, and to get a great preview of all you’ll have to enjoy, check out the chapter descriptions and accompanying photos below. It’s all very SFW for those of you who are daydreaming at the office, but let me assure you that the book itself is as steamy as they come, so prepare to get hot and bothered…and satisfied by what you find between the pages.

To buy your copy: http://www.amazon.com/Men-I-Might-Have-Known/dp/0758229623/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1257027072&sr=8-1

Photo courtesy of All American Guys (www.aag.com).

Pub Date!

Today, Tuesday, October 27, 2009, marks the publication date for MEN I MIGHT HAVE KNOWN! I am very excited to bring my first book to the reading public, and can’t wait to hear what people think. I really hope they enjoy all my fun stories, but in the meantime, they’ve got to buy the book first! So if you want to get your very own copy, head to any of these links and order today. You won’t be sorry!

http://www.amazon.com/Men-I-Might-Have-Known/dp/0758229623

http://www.borders.com/online/store/TitleDetail?sku=0758229623

http://ebookstore.sony.com/ebook/brad-saunders/men-i-might-have-known/_/R-400000000000000176929

http://www.tlavideo.com/product/2-1120-293458_men-i-might-have-known.html?sn=1438