Queer Stories About Love, Life and the Whole Damn Thing.
Romance. Mystery. Intrigue. Wit. Sex. Adventure.
"Patrick Doyle’s Catching Hanif’s Eye is kind of a wild ride. It’s part mystery, part romance, and part full-blown espionage thriller—with a surprisingly intimate focus on eyesight. That sounds odd, I know, but it works." Rainbow Book Reviews (Click cover for more)
"This is a tale that tugs at my emotions, managing to soar from heights to depths to heights again. An engaging story, well-told, with interesting characters involved in the twists and turns of daily life." Klaus Kreizt, Amazon (Click cover for more)
"I finished this story a couple of days ago and am still thinking about it. I even had a dream about it last night; that’s how personal it felt. Not sure I can pay a higher compliment as a reviewer than that." Michael, Amazon. (Click cover for more)
"I loved this book. The characters are multifaceted, some are damaged and some refuse to give up on finding lasting love. Since this was the first book I've read by Mr. Doyle, I'm looking forward to reading the rest in the series...this time in chronological order." Diane, Amazon. (Click cover for more)
"Part sci-fi, part adventure, “Seeing Sean” is an easy-read adventure romance. It’s zippy, fascinating and leaves a delicious after-taste. Like Jules Verne’s novels, it felt richer and deeper than simple entertainment." Annie Maus, Amazon. (Click cover for more)
Now on sale. "Such an amazing story with so many facets to draw you in. A truly worthy read deserving of more than five stars." Celia, Goodreads. (Click cover for more)
"A gay thriller, very well-written. The characters are fleshed-out and likable and the sex is sexy. I highly recommend!" Scavola, founder of Gay Fiction for Gay Men. (Click cover for more)
"So much mystery and intrigue, I loved Tony's Dream. What a twist and shocker at the end. One of my "couldn't put it down" reads." Dan, Goodreads. (Click cover for more)
"What an absolute delight to read! Even to someone who's never had the pleasure of visiting Barcelona the city came alive, and occupied as big a space in the plot as the characters." George, Goodreads. (Click cover for more)