Zach Sweets

Zach, an army brat, was born in El Paso, TX, and has lived in North Carolina, Germany, Kansas, California, and the District of Columbia, before graduating from University of Baltimore in May 2010, with a degree in Applied Information Technology. He now resides in Arizona, where he moved to start a new adventure with his partner and dog.

In his spare time, Zach enjoys reading, mainly horror. He enjoys doing outdoor activities, and he runs on a daily basis. He participates in charitable running events, from 5k up to marathon distances.

Zach writes as often as he can and likes to push himself with writing challenges. Joining the M/M Romance group on Goodreads.com has immensely boosted his motivation to become a successful Deaf author, writing about man to man love, with some horror thrown in for good measure.

When he is not writing or reading, Zach likes to practice his web design and development skills. He loves to hang out with love of his life as often as he can, finding things to do inside and outside the house, whether it be yard work, hiking, bike riding, walking their dog, eating out at a cozy diner, or just loving.

Website: http://zachsweets.com
Twitter: @Zachsweets
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• A Fluffy Tale on Aug. 12, 2011
  
  Let me tell you this…this was as far as the most adorable book I’ve read in age. Ann Somerville wrote a beautiful relationship between kem and human. The kems were actually portrayed as the ferrets. If I understood it correctly, kems couldn’t survive without humans. Somehow, the kems were emotionally connected to their masters. Whatever bad thing happened to their masters, the kems suffered. It was fantastic how Ann wrote the behavior between human and kem. Julian was somewhat an idiot man who didn’t understand his own kem, Pyon. With a lack of affection from Julian, Pyon became a pet that was unable to control. In result, it nearly cost Julian his job. Zachary came in and saw how Julian treated Pyon. He got angry and scolded him how to treat Pyon appropriate. Julian obeyed because he really loved Pyon. The emotions between Julian and Zachary were wonderful. It was amazing how the kems brought them together over and over. It was as if the kems were their guardian angels. The minor character was adorable. Zachary’s Uncle Leo. I wished I have an uncle like him. :) Here’s a question for y’all, did Zachary finally gave in and gave Julian a chance? Did they end up becoming an item? It is highly recommended for you to buy and read it. You won’t be disappointed. It’ll make you laugh, smile, chuckle, angry, frustrate, grumble, and so many different emotions in this book.
  
• A Fluffy Tale 2: Warm and Fuzzy on Aug. 12, 2011
  
  It was a sequel to A Fluffy Tale. In my humble opinion, this book is a must-read. I adored this book much more than I adored the first book. I was hooked and couldn’t put this book down and read for around five hours straight. It was worth my time. Daniel and his two young siblings lost their parent to a horrible tragedy car accident. Daniel had to drop out his college when he was just a year away from graduating with a Bachelor. He had chosen to watch his two young siblings and to provide a comfortable income for his family. He got hired but it wasn’t the best job. He had to suffer the consequence at work. It was when Spencer came in rescue. It was the most emotional moment for Daniel since he hated having a pity party. He worked no matter what happened, he couldn’t afford to lose the job, and he didn’t want to bring more problems to his family. It caused him becoming a hard-head. Did Spencer have Daniel out of the worse problem anyone could have ever encountered? Well, read and find out! It is still a must-read for everyone. It would be wonderful for those who never read M/M books since it didn’t really mentioned any sex scene and the plots were wonderful written. What are you waiting for? Go and buy it. You won’t be disappointed.
  
• Unnatural Selection on Nov. 04, 2011
  
  I was overall pleased with how the author wrote this book. It was not a common vampire story where it killed human for their blood. It was a virus where it safe Nick's life. Very original too. When I found out who was the killer...I have to applaud the author because I didn't see it coming. I kept guessing but I was wrong after all. Usually, figuring out the mystery was a bit easy but not this one! The relationship between Nick and Anton was good and slow develop, especially when the book is novella-length. I'm looking forward to read the sequel :)