Jack L. Pyke

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About Jack L. Pyke
Jack blames her dark writing influences on living close to one of England's finest forests. Having grown up hearing a history of kidnappings, murders, strange sightings, and sexual exploits her neck of the woods is renowned for, Jack takes that into her writing, having also learned that human coping strategies for intense situations can sometimes make the best of people have disastrously bad moments. Redeeming those flaws is a drive, and if that drive just happens to lead to sexual tension between two or more guys, Jack's the first to let nature take its course.
Two of Jack's works, Don't... and Antidote (Don't... book 2) have picked up Honorable Mention Awards at the 2013 (Don't) and 2014 (Antidote) Rainbow Awards. Antidote was also a finalist (Rainbow Awards 2014).
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Blog postThe lovely team over at Sinfully Reviews choose five hot picks every month (and run a giveaway with the Hot Pick choices too!). For December, it was gorgeous to see that Macky from Sinfully chose Broken Ink as hers! So this is a huge a thanks to Macky and everyone at Sinfully Reviews!
For a look at what she had to say, please follow the link here:
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Blog postBestselling Amazon author of Grif's Toy, Joseph Lance Tonlet, stopped by Bike Book Reviews a few days ago to discuss his favourite series, and I was completely floored to hear that Mr. Tonlet chose my Don't... series.
To have one as a favoutire is something, but the series as a whole... *blushes*. So this is just to say a huge thanks to Mr. Tonlet and, of course, his kind words.
There's a snippet below, but if you'd like to have a look at the full post, it can be found7 years ago Read more -
Blog postREGISTRATION is now open for: Euro Pride Con 2015!1!
What is Euro Pride Con?
Euro Pride Con is a gathering of fans of LGBT fiction and media, which will be held over the weekend of July 11/12, 2015 in Munich, Germany. This weekend coincides with the city’s Pride celebrations that attendees will have the option to be a part of!
The convention itself will offer the chance to fans of LGBT fiction to meet authors and publishers, discuss their favourite books, trade7 years ago Read more -
Blog postREALLY, REALLY chuffed to hear the lovely ladies over at Prism Book Alliance have given Broken Ink a place in their December Recommend reads! A huge thanks to Caroline! And Brandilyn for taking my work on!!! These badges *polishes the Prism one on the left* and recs are such a pleasure to get!! For those even slightly wicked and curious, there's one or two tiny extracts from Broken Ink below!
Blurb:
Carrying a tattoo on your skin no longer just comes with a risk of7 years ago Read more -
Blog postCOMPLETELY FLOORED!! I'm still stunned from hearing this, to the ANTIDOTE manage to pick up an Honorable Mention Award at the 2014 Rainbow Awards, but she also made it as a Finalist in the Gay Mystery/Thriller catergory!! Alongside this, the stunning Lynn Kelling and her FORGIVE US novel (that borrows my Don't boys), also earned a fine Honorable Mention Award -- and made the Finalist list!
point I'm still tentatively asking 'you sure?' Not ony did
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Blog postI had these gorgeous handmade bookmarks sent to me from a huge fan of the Don't... series (thank you again, Sue! They're gorgoeus). Bloody lovely how Jack gets a spanner, Jan a rose, Gray some handcuffs, and me... I get the flogger (I swear it's the only one I own!!!!). *huge grin*
AUGUST HOT PICKS
Along with with this gorgeous gift, Macky from over at Sinfully Sexy Book reviews picked Breakdown for August Hot Pick! There's some other smshing authors in the Hot Pick, and a giveaway,8 years ago Read more -
Blog postAugust Recommended ReadAmongst some fine authors, Breakdown has been given August Recammended Read over at Prism Book Aliance. This is just to say a huge thank to Caroline Brand and Brandilyn Carpenter for taking the time to read and review. I'm so humbled to get a mention.8 years ago Read more
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Blog postVote HereIt's Part 2 of the 2014 Sex Scene Championships, and I'm up against a lovely lass -- Kathy Lyons-- going KO with her to find out who goes through to Part 3. If you'd like to read both sexed-up extracts and have a vote on who goes through, it would be really great to see you over there. Voting only lasts for 48 hours, with both extracts being found here: Sex Scene Championship Part 2 Round 3 : Jade Lee writing as Kathy Lyons (@JadeLeeAuthor) and Jack L.Pyke8 years ago Read more
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Blog postClick here for Chat Room Link. Password: JackOkay, this'll be my first official author chat on my own. Being on 8/25 at 8-10 EST time, which makes it 1-3 a.m. UK time my end (early Tuesday morning), it will probably also be open to "It'll be all right on the Night" comments from my side. :)
If you have any questions on the Don't... series, or just want to come and say hi, it will be great to see you over there.
The link o thet chat room is here: Chat: Jac8 years ago Read more -
Blog postBuy LinkCan't believe it's here already! But today (19th August) Breakdown goes live! It's the third novel in the Don't... series, and it ties very closely to Antidote, bringing in the five very hard months for Jack and Jan away from Gray. I say away from Gray, but he's there. In his very unique way -- he's always there.
Breadown also brings in my start to the Society of Masters, and connections to Lynn Kelling's gorgeous Deliver Us series! After meeting Gray, Jack, and Jan over in8 years ago Read more -
Blog postOkay, I thought I was going up on the 12th, but I went up on the 11th instead. It's 2014 Sex Scene Championship, where a whole load of authors offer a snippet of sex scene from our published work, we fight it out, and hope you lovely guys come along and vote!
Mine is a scene from Don't... and boy was it hard to find a scene that didn't have a threesome in it.
If you have the time, please go vote! If not for me, then for someone else in the competition. It's a load of fu8 years ago Read more -
Blog postI've just got word that a date for Breakdown (Don't... book 3) has been released: 19th of August. And pre-order is now available. (ARCs are also going out today to reviewers! So... *bites fingernails and toes*.)
This novel sees my part of the Society of Masters, with the lovely Lynn Kelling, come more into play, with a cameo appearance from the delicious Trace.
For those slightly curious, here's the pre-order link:
Forbidden Fition: Breakdown: Pre-order.&nb8 years ago Read more -
Blog postMay Hot PicksThe gorgeous ladies and gent over at Sinfully Sexy Book Reviews have very kindly chosen Don't... and Antidote as May Hot Picks, and my novels are there, sittig among some very excellent authors and novels (so huge humbled blushes).
This is just a huge thanks to Monique, Macky, Mark, and Tina over at Sinfully Sexy!
Thank you!!! (Hope you don't my borrowing of your picture!)8 years ago Read more -
Blog postJust a quick update: my contribution to the M/M Group's Love's Landscapes: His is now available for free download from their main distribution site: M/M Romance Group: His, by Jack L. Pyke
There's Mobi, PDF, and ePub formats available
There's also a whole host of other authors on there supporting this M/M Goodreads Dear-Author challenge, certainly enough to keep me busy for a few months anyway. :)
Just a reminder that it's contemporary BDSM, no8 years ago Read more -
Blog postThis year's Dear-Author challenge is in full swing over on the M/M Goodreads group, with a host of authors supplying hours of gorgeous free m/m reading material.
Among a few other releases today, my contribution this year: His, is out in the wild too. At first, it's just available Here through the M/M group itself (you'll need to join in order to read it). But in a week's time, it will be free to download from the m/m goodread's publishing site. (I'll update with with links a8 years ago Read more -
Blog postMay Recommended Read I'm just going to say a huge thanks to Brandilyn Carpenter and Caroline Brand over at Prism Book Alliance for Choosing Antidote to humbly sit amongst great authors for their May Recommended Read.
It's really special to see, as I know Antidote is a very tough and hard read on readers.
So... *Blushes* and a huge, huge thank you, guys!!!8 years ago Read more -
Blog postOkay, here it is. Antidote is officially released today. It's the sequel to the award-winning Don't..., where both of these novels also tie into the Society of Masters' project and Lynn Kelling's recent release Forgive Us (she borrows my boys).
Strong -- very strong warnings are ahead: this is a dark psychological thriller, emphasis on the 'exceedingly dark' and then never more so on the 'psychological mind games'. I can't be honest enough when I advise: this is a brutal book that looks at8 years ago Read more -
Blog postAnd here we have it: Forgive Us. It's the first installment of the Society of Masters, with Lynn Kelling borrowing my boys from Don't and... playing! I've read it; I've loved it; I've got a serious case of needing more Trace, more Micah, more Gabe, more Dare, more Kyle -- so much more of Ben "sexed-up" Knox -- and all the heat that comes with Lynn's boys. Add into the mix my boys: Gray, Jack, and Jan and... aye, aye-aye! I can understand the steam coming off the guy on the cover there.8 years ago Read more
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Blog postI know Antidote's being released in a few weeks, and y'all haven't read it yet, but...
I just wanted to reveal the cover for Don't 3:
Breakdown
It's changed from the title Splintered Kisses, but this one kind of grabs the short curlies on the dark and dirty content a lot more. We're also at proofing stages with this beauty, so fingers crossed, it won't be long before it's available too.
The blurb will be along shortly, but I can say that8 years ago Read more -
Blog postThere's two things I'm a complete book whore over: wolves and men in kilts.
His Highland Wolf looks like it's pulling out all of the punches on that score. This novella comes from a Scottish lass, Ms. Kailin Morgan, who knows her Scottish history and tradition. And for a sneak look under the kilt-filled cover, there's a blurb and extract below.
There's also a chance to win a free copy over at Forbidden Fiction, where an interview is taking place with Ms. Mor8 years ago Read more -
Blog postAntidote and Lynn Kelling's Forgive Us (that introduces Jack, Jan and Gray into her Deliver Us seires) are now available for pre-order. *Does a little pre-order dance*
*Whispers* If they're pre-ordered and bought through the the publishing site, both Lynn and I take home a higher royalty percentage. (hint-hint!)
Antidote can be pre-ordered (earning double Fantastic Fiction points for all pre-orders) from here: Fantastic Fiction: Antidote. (Published 13th May)
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Blog postAntidote has been given a release date for May 13th 2014.
For those of you who would like to know, there's a 'Coming Soon' page on the publisher's website, Forbidden Fiction, so if there are any possibe changes to this date, any change will be noted there.
Antidote is the sequel to Don't..., and it is also a minor part in the Society of Masters project with Lynn Kelling. Lynn Kelling's Forgive Us is the main novel in the SoM project.
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Blog postOh-kay... It's that time of the year where the M/M Goodreads' group event comes alive: the Don't Read in the Closet, where all works produced will be free -- and that makes for one huge supply of free m/m reading material from some of my favourite authors.
The basics of the challenge is... a reader chooses a photo and writes a Dear Author letter in order to prompt an author to write the story. After that, a bunch of authors run around shouting 'claim' -- it gets savage, lol!
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Blog postConsort Buy Link
It's a new release for J.A. Jaken and the 3rd volume of The House of Silence trilogy, the Consort. With strong gothic suspense, it's also following true BDSM thrills and spills fashion.
Consort:
On the surface, the business of the infamous House of Silence is obvious enough, but its carefully cultivated veneer of political neutrality is threatened when a lover from Master Charon’s youth arrives with an urgent message from the queen, prompting jealousy from Rei8 years ago Read more -
Blog postImage & Cover Art by Elena Giorgio
This is such a rare pleasure for me. It’s not often that an author is given the opportunity to have a photographer provide an original image for one of her covers, and when I heard that this lady in particular might just be interested in working with me to revamp the Lost in the Echo cover, I couldn’t have been more ready to grab my work, sit down beside her, and just see where her imagination would go with a photo shoot.
The phot8 years ago Read more
Titles By Jack L. Pyke
I own you.
For Gray, the killer is natural-born culler material: the Monarchy’s psychopathic dog soldiers when it comes to instilling social calm on UK streets through brutal chaos. Yet when an ex-trainee culler is targeted, Gray faces only one thing:
The war with Light on the cullers has begun.
Left to unravel just how Light’s getting out from under lock and key at Gray’s manor before his killers are taken out, Gray’s dark offer of a father is pushed to the full.
Jack Harrison has the evidence there in his hands—the DVD and notepad off D.C. Sanders that proves Gray supposedly played a part in tearing him and Jan brutally apart. But with Jack locked away in his own mind and lost to his blackouts and self-harming in the Masters’ Circle’s psychiatric unit, the past brings to light the origins of a new beast, one who only comes out to play when Jack needs to hide—a psychopath who has perhaps tasted and tested Gray to the full. All Jack has to do is remember how… and why. More to the point: why does one part of him know Gray’s signature mark as an interrogations officer? And why is there such a serious sadistic kick in hiding the memory?
Both psychopath and sinner, Gray Raoul’s falling deep into dangerous territory with Martin and his own “born this bastard way, baby” innateness. But when Gray’s son, Light, is thrown into Gray’s world on the back of a CS gas terror attack at a rave, life never becomes more… fractured. Under the decaying influence of Martin, Gray’s about to interrogate his son with all the coldness of an MI5 director of counterterrorism edge that’s teetering too close to culler roots.
When Gray’s suicidal fall is played to the full with Martin, leaving Jan facing nothing but himself and the culler in Gray, the ultimate questions are tested to the full:
Standing in the shadow of two psychopaths, two sinners who are locked in death-play, did Jan’s “soft lad” soul really ever have a voice in Gray’s dark world? And just where does this all leave Jack Harrison?
Three bodies, three mutilations, each one with something… unusual inserted into the wounds. The deaths are enough to leave Ash Thomas scrambling around to find someone to trust as the murders hit so close to home and heart.
For Gray Raoul, MI5 director of G-Branch, the deaths offer something else: a fall back into a familiar life where culling serial killers caters to his own darker mindset. But the farther Gray moves away from home, the more he realises serial killer games in the field are nothing compared to who he has locked up back at home. Sometimes walking the fine line between psychopaths and live-in lovers is a far darker game.
For Ash, that might just mean he’s on his own now, facing a killer who has a deadly fascination for dangerous young men and dancing Holly Blue butterflies over their skin.
Saying Don’t around Jack Harrison always did lead him into dangerous grounds on London streets. But now someone knows Jack’s head inside and out, and they’re about to twist all perception and lead him into an underground depravity that nearly sent him down in his youth. As Jack slips further into a dark psychological minefield, only two men offer different paths back to sanity: Gray, a man who knows Jack’s every dark thought, and Jan, the first man to show Jack a “soft lad” approach to head and heart. But with deadly games and ghosts bleeding through into Jack’s reality, it’s a fight to see who out of the three of them will survive long enough to find a way out of the vicious game played by someone known only as… the Unknown.
Or that’s how it was supposed to go down.
For ex-MI7 killer, Kiyen, his ink ability has been thrown into reverse now his ink has been cut away. Drowning fast and hard in the land of the “normals”, he’s struggling to come to terms with this new way of ghosting through life.
As a Second Ink and low-grade empath, Fal’s left to pick up the pieces. Yet when the origins of the ink drip feed into Kiyen’s and Fal’s lives, Fal finds he’s in for a fight to the death to stop Kiyen falling into a darkness in soul no one saw coming.
There’s a rougher, darker soul walking through UK streets. One that’s about to turn Kiyen’s head with the true origins of… family.
Video footage of Jack sleeping with Cutter, a man who mutilated teenagers for his own sadistic streak, should have stayed dead and buried with the man who had filmed it. Yet when footage of Jack’s past starts appearing on internet porn sites, Jack’s whole world is again turned on its head. At first the porn links are done to unsettle, to disrupt Jack’s fire-and-ice world: all the sexed-up adrenaline of being caught between the pleasure of Gray Raoul’s BDSM kink and the gentleness of Jan Richards’ vanilla touch. But when the content of the porn sites force even Gray to turn his back on Jack, leaving Jack isolated and away from the full protection of the Masters’ Circle, Jack is left at the mercy of a group of men who are out to alter Jack’s whole perception on his BDSM lifestyle and the reality of being Jack Harrison.
As brutally as possible, Jack’s sex life is now a live webcam feed for a whole new audience.
Running away isn't an option any more for Will Chambers. Despite being a linguistic tutor and having every conversational tool at his disposal, all Will wants to do is fade into the background, become lost in the echo of wild heath and harbour. But now someone wants to put his mind on full display, force Will to find his voice—answer three questions, over three days.
All Will has to do is provide three... simple... answers.
For Kiyen, the ink means he’s able to strip raw the minds of the best and worst of society. He’s one of MI7’s top killers and never more driven to select and take down a target. For Falen, the ink has ensured he’s spent his early years as a willing sex slave and low-grade empath. Hiding out in a small town, Fal’s hoping to stay under the radar of MI7 and their specialist killers. But the ink itself has a mind of its own, wanting to ignite the natural dynamics driving a Dom and sub, so when Kiyen is forced into Fal’s small world, prejudice battles a pure need to touch. Only problem is: Kiyen’s on the run, and in a world where thought can be the worst crime of all, Fal’s in for a fight for his sanity to find out just what it is that’s making a young killer run for his life.
In the aftermath of Jack Harrison’s release from the psychiatric unit, Gray Raoul’s innate “born this bastard way” instinct is to brutally repay the one responsible for financing Jack and Jan’s torturous psychological reconditioning. But that person is a professional player in their own right, one who knows exactly how to manipulate everyone in Gray’s life. To help negotiate this delicate situation, Gray seeks to contract Trace and his ex-Diadem Dom, Gabriel Hunter. But the more Gray seems to regain control, the clearer it becomes that there’s something not quite right about Jan Richards.
As Jan’s world unravels, taking Jack and Gray with it and bringing out one particular deadly player, Gray’s left with one last defence: break Jack down in order to partner up with Martin. But once freed, Martin’s out for retribution of his own, and he wants to get downright personal with Gray.
Complete trust between Master, sub, and lover, between Gray, Jack, and Jan—is about to be tested to the absolute limit.
Ash Thomas and his gameplay with other men is vicious, cruel. Better to fuck someone over than be the one who’s on the floor, fucked up, right? But his latest cruelties are about to catch the eye of the Wraith, someone who’s been brought up to play professionally in the shadows. For Ash, beauty and rage aren’t the kind of sins to win him any favours anymore. Life lessons never did come easy, especially when they’re about to walk in off the darkened streets, bringing a hangman with bloodied footprints in its wake.
Ash: prequel to Psychopaths & Sinners (Don't... Book 5)
Alex Gardner is a psychiatric nurse, Ross McKendrik a tattoo artist: both know the fears and strains of caring for an old man with dementia: Ross’s father. When lines between father and son are crossed and trust is broken between Alex and Ross—between a sub and Dom—Ross is in a fight for his life to earn the right to hear his sub say his name again. Only having grown up in the Scottish Highlands, Ross’s methods are a little... dangerous, his methods are a little... dark.
Love is about to get very, very tough.
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