J.B. Warrick

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🏳️‍🌈 Writer of MM Paranormal and Fantasy Romance. Gay. Not really a guy. https://linktr.ee/jbwarrick

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Amazon listing of Edged by the Apparition at #29
Cover for Edged by the Apparition with a ranking of #46 on Amazon.
What ARC reviewers are saying about The Maestro's Mates: "Oh my god this book. These three are the perfect set." 5 stars. "Poly? Yes! MMM? Yes! Monsters? Heck yeah!" 5 stars. "I loved every minute, from the beginning to the end!" 5 stars.
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Queer romance is resistance. Heart that contains the colors of the pride flag.
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The Maestro's Mates ARC signups open! MMM, fated mates, vampire/gargoyle/witch, sunshine/grumpy/chaos. Release date: Sept. 16th. Signups close: August 26th.
Justin didn’t say anything. This was only a job. He didn’t have to be good at it. He just had to be charming enough that they didn’t fire him on day one. He could do that. Oscar pressed his lips together, concern shining in his eyes. “You really don’t have to—” “I’m fine.” Justin forced a smile and winked. “Doing admin work is easy compared to what we’ve been through, right?” Oscar nodded. “Well…do you want to go in?” “Of course!” Justin strode forward, locking arms with Oscar and heading toward Trent and the front entrance. “There’s nothing to be scared of. Just the occasional cranky musician. This’ll be great.”
“Veronica believes that my mother is too isolationist,” Sebastian said, sadness painted across his face. “That she’s too stuck in the old ways, that she hoards secrets. And…Vee’s not wrong. Mother is very protective. But there are dangers in that grimoire, in many of the books in this room. There are dangers in my mother’s memory, in the knowledge that has accumulated over the years.” “And she’s a fucking idiot!” Linda barked, not looking up from the book. “No. She’s not. And she’s not the only one to blame.”
Oliver was pushing into him, inch by him, stretching him, being so careful. Too careful. Daniel needed it all. Daniel gritted his teeth and pushed back hard, taking the whole thing inside of him. Oliver let out a low moan as his muscular thighs came into contact with Daniel’s ass. The pain quickly subsided, leaving behind only a perfect fullness. “Shit, pretty, you keep surprising me,” Oliver rumbled. His voice was sexy as hell, but Daniel couldn’t take it anymore. “Shut. Up. And. Move.”
“This is insane, Seb.” Justin closed the distance between them, grabbing both of Sebastian’s slender, toned arms. “It’s too dangerous. You can’t do this by yourself. And you can’t kill your own sister!” A ghost of a smile crossed Sebastian’s face. “You called me Seb. I like it. That’s nice.”
“It’s more than just my age.” Pavel stared straight in front of him as he spoke, locking his eyes on a picture of a younger Sebastian, maybe just eighteen, decked out in black goth clothing with his arms up at some concert. He was so carefree, so innocent. They were both still so innocent. “What is it then?” Justin asked. Pavel couldn’t make eye contact with him. He knew if he did, he would cave instantly, so he kept his sight trained ahead. “As gargoyles age, we deteriorate.”
Trope map for The American's Covenmaster by J.B. Warrick. Includes the tropes: Opposites attract, fated mates, age gap (100+ years), speciec gap, overprotective vampire, overworked human librarian
“Justin,” Yasmin called, “come and meet Maestro Zaslavsky.”  The blonde man smiled at Yasmin’s words and strode down the hall toward them. As he did, Pavel was struck by his beauty and ease of movement. He had the bright eyes of someone who looked like he laughed a lot. He glided toward them with that wide smile on his face, his blonde curls bouncing slightly as he walked. Oscar trailed behind, a mysterious expression on his face.  Coming to a stop in front of Pavel, the slim man reached out his hand. As Pavel took it in his own, a spark passed between them, like a shock of electricity. Pavel snatched his hand back, surprised. 
The scream bubbled up inside of him as all sense of up or down, right or wrong, was stripped from him. Sebastian couldn’t help it. The sensation of their descent into nothingness was fundamentally wrong. A long yell burst from his throat, ragged and desperate, and— He sat up. In bed once again, Justin was still screaming. From above, his gargoyle mate looked down at him. Pavel’s skin was gray once more, his horns showing and his wings outstretched, filling the small bedroom. His head was framed by an utterly shattered and broken window, and the floor was littered with pieces of glass and wood.
Pavel strode over to a simple armless chair, upholstered in narrow gray and white stripes. Sebastian licked his lips as he watched the gargoyle’s muscular chest and torso move, all covered in fine brown hair. It was going to be a very very long time before he tired of looking at his beautiful men.
“Maestro Zaslavsky? Can I have a moment of your time?” Wait. Was someone in his bedroom? Calling his name? That couldn’t be right. He slowly opened his eyes. The light of the sun was a flash of white, saturating his field of vision. Slowly, his eyes came into focus. He wasn’t at home at all. As his sight adjusted, his office appeared in front of him. The room was a simple one. The largest piece of furniture was an antique mahogany desk. It was entirely clear of accoutrement, save his laptop and a leather portfolio. There were two small chairs, upholstered in a light pink velveteen. That was it, with the exception of a few carefully curated pieces of art. A hundred-year-old bust of Tchaikovsky. A large abstract portrait of a tiger, its swirls of orange and black shifting in contrast to the gray-white walls. He had gone to stone in his office. Dammit. That wasn’t supposed to happen.
Text on a background of dark roses. J.B. Warrick: Fierce & Fearless Gay Romance. The Maestro's Mates. ARC Team signups open!
#50wordromance Sunday, June 22nd: "In an instant, my mind's eye filled with images from my misspent past. Choosing to go into a mountain of college debt. Staying with my cheating asshole boyfriend for so long. Moving so far away from my family and friends. All to be eaten by a platoon of demonic insects."
graphic of the following text, under the heading MMM WIP Snippet!: Pavel’s expression was suspicious. Sebastian winked at him. “I think it’s your turn to use your tongue, gargoyle daddy.” Pavel blanched. “You are not going to call me that.” Crawling on all fours on the bed toward Justin, Sebastian looked back at him and grinned. “That, my gargoyle mate, depends on how well you eat my ass.”
Book cover for Azarinth Healer Book 4 by Rhaegar. Features the enormous head of a red dragon in front of the small figure of a woman.
Book cover for "The Halfling's Harvest" by S.L. Rowland. Features a rustic house with a halfling standing in front accompanies by her huge cat. She waves to a blue-haired gnome with a walking stick.
banner featuring the text MM RIVALS TO LOVERS ROMANCE. On the left ins a picture of a shirtless man sitting and leaning against a concrete wall. On the right are two men with their heads together, one blonde and one brunette with short facial hair.
Quote: "I don't believe in fate. At least, not in a fate that gives you love and the destroys your life." Cover of the book The Baritone's Rival by J.B. Warrick. Out Now.
A graphic showing the cover of The Tenor's Shadow by J.B. Warrick with the caption "Thank you for over 100 ratings on Amazon! 4.5 Star Average!"
Book cover: THe Halfling's Harvest by S.L. Rowland. Features a waving halfling woman with an animal sitting by her in front of a classic thatched halfling house.
A graphic with six covers of MM fantasy romance novels: The Solstice Prince, little God, Cursed Cocktails, The Last of the Dark Lords, How I Stole the Princess's White Knight and Turned Him to Villainy, and Lantern.
Banner graphic. "MM Rivals to Lovers Romance." Features title sandwiched between a shirtless man on the left and to men with their heads together on the right.
"I don't believe in fate. At least, not in a fate that gives you love and the destroys your life." The Baritone's Rival by J.B. Warrick. Two rival opera singers. One vampire, one human. Both running from their pasts. Oscar Acosta’s abusive ex-boyfriend is dead, and his old vampire coven is gone. Now all he cares about is winning a coveted spot with the prestigious local opera company. His stiffest competition is Trent, an adorable fellow grad student with a linebacker’s build who he is definitely not crushing on. When Oscar’s ex turns out to be not-so-deceased, sending several vampires to kidnap him, Oscar is forced to reveal his own vampire identity to his classmate. Can he trust Trent or should he keep him at a safe distance? Trent Erickson is on his own with no safety net. He doesn’t have time for partying, especially not with a privileged trust fund nepo baby like Oscar. Trent’s not going to let some rich flake steal his star spot onstage, even if the guy stirs up feelings in him that he doesn’t understand. But when he witnesses three savage vamps attacking Oscar, Trent’s own hidden history rears its ugly head. After all, he knows more about fighting vampires than any human should.
Book cover of Beware of Chicken by CasualFarmer. Features the main character, Jin Rou, in Japanese garb, sitting across from a rooster perched on a stump. Fields of crops stretch out behind them.
Book cover for A Psalm for the Wild-Built by Becky Chambers. Features a field of flowers with a robot at the top and a monk sitting with tea on the front of a wagon on the bottom.
Two book covers. On the left, To Hive and to Hold by Amy Crook, featuring a yellow honeycomb graphic with hand drawn bees. On the right, To Admire and To ADore by Amy Crook, featuring a red dragonscale graphic with transparent hand drawn gemstones.
Graphic for The Tenor's Shadow. "One vampire bodyguard. One temperamental opera singer. Let the sparks and secrets fly!" Includes the book cover and a sticker that reads "Free on K.U."
Amazon listing of The Last of The Dark Lords. It has 69 star ratings.
book cover for Mandrake Manor by JP Rindfleisch IX.
Book cover for Cursed Cocktails by S.L. Rowland. Features the interior of a tavern. A dark-skinned umbral elf holds a tray of cocktails, while a human with a white beard sits at a table drinking a mug of ale. A big orange cat lie on the bartop, with the silhouette of another animal in the background.
Screenshot of the amazon star ratings for The Tenor's Shadow by J.B. Warrick. 4.5 stars. 99 ratings.
Graphic and trope map for a $0.99 sale on The Last of the Dark Lords: An MM Fantasy Romance. Includes the tropes arranged marriage, enemies to lovers, open door, secrets and betrayal. Only $0.99 through March 7th.
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Audiobook cover. Title: Bookshops & Bonedust. Read by the author Travis Baldree. New York Times Bestselling Author. Features an orc sitting in a bookstore, holding an open book in one hand and a pastry in the other. She's surrounded by two cozy fantasy animals.
Audiobook cover for The Trouble With Trying to Love a Hellion. By Jennifer Cody. Performed by Kevin Earlywine.
A book cover on a purple field of stars with the words New Cover Alert! above it. Book is The Last of the Dark Lords, subtitle Lords of Fyr, author J.B. Warrick. It features a shirtless man with a fiery crown and a sword standing in front of a desert sunset.
Audiobook cover. Title: The Trouble with Trying to Save an Assassin. Subtitles: Murder Sprees and Mute Decrees 2. Author: Jennifer Cody. Performed by: Kevin earlywine. Published by Podium. Only from audible. Features a text thread riddled with bloody bullet holes.
Book cover. Title: A Mage's Guide to Human Familiars. Author: AJ Sherwood. Subtitle: R'iyah Family Archives: Volume 1
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Book cover. Title: A Captured Cauldron. Author: R.K. Ashwick. Subtitle: Rules for compulsory brews. Ornate gold direction against a navy blue background. The top has a bunch of potions in various decanters across the top. Under the title are gold silhouettes of the two main male characters, a cauldron, and a bat.
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Book cover. Title: Candy Hearts Volume 2: Wrong Number. Subtitle: LGBTQIA2S+ Charity Anthology. Features a smartphone with a heart on the front.
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Book cover for Upside Down by N.R. Walker. The top half of two men's heads, one popping up from the bottom, the other coming down from the top.
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Book cover for The Raven door by Amy Crook, featuring a rudimentary watercolor of a wooden carved door surrounded by green leaves.
Book cover. Title: A Rival Most Vial. Subtitle: Potioneering for love and profit. Author: R.K. Ashwick. A purle background with ornate gold graphics and symbols of potions, swords, batwings, and the silhouette of two men.
Screenshot of the goodreads page for The Baritone's Rival. Shows an average score of 4.71 stars, with 21 ratings and 16 reviews.