Another great installment in the Cantor Gold Crime Series
Review of Murder and Gold by Ann Aptaker Cantor Gold, dapper butch art thief and smuggler for whom survival is everything, must now grapple with two fronts: surviving the shifting sands of the criminal underworld, and navigating the changing tides of society. Cantor Gold is back with Murder and Gold, the 5th installment of the […]
Solid writing but I struggled too much with the story
Review of Pyotra and the Wolf by Elna Holst Pyotra and the Wolf is the first Elna Holst story I couldn’t get a real connection with. Not being a real fan of the whole wolf-shifter genre, I was still hoping there would be enough Holst magic to keep me happy. And I can’t deny the […]
A cozy and domestic low-angst romance
Review of Sing For My Baby by Jen Matthews Sing For My Baby by Jen Matthews is a slow-burn, low-angst romance starring two very different women who have a clear view on life’s priorities, and falling in love is not on the list. Far from it. But as we all know, life likes to throw […]
Passion flares at Penchant Castle
Review of Modern English by Rachel Spangler God help whoever’d tried to make off with this. She gave a quick flick of her wrist and relished the whoosh the metal made as it slashed the air. “Unhand the sword,” a firm voice ordered from behind her. Quite the opposite of the command, she whirled, arm at […]
A Tinsel and Spruce Needles Romance series by Elna Holst
Review of A Tinsel and Spruce Needles Romance series by Elna Holst ‘Candlelight Kisses’ by Elna Holst is the first novella in the four-part A Tinsel and Spruce Needles Romance series. The series is set in Sweden in the 90s. In ‘Candlelight Kisses’ we meet Erika Stolt, a feminist activist who is literally caught red-handed after spray-painting […]
‘The First Love’ is a wonderful lesbian debut book
Review of ‘The First Love’ by Erinne Bates ‘The First Love’ by Erinne Bates is a wonderful lesbian debut book by an indie writer. I always applaud their bravery for going the self-publishing route because it sure isn’t the easy way. But I love and support the independent writers because they can surprise you with […]
There’s a storm brewing in this lesbian comedy book
Review of ‘Welcome to the Wallops’ by Gill McKnight I jumped at the chance to read ‘Welcome to the Wallops’ when it was offered as an ARC. I’ve read the earlier version (published in 2016) twice and now Dirt Road Books is bringing out a revised version. I did notice a few small alterations but […]
Harper Bliss, the Age-Gap Queen strikes again
Review of ‘If You Kiss Me Like That’ by Harper Bliss I’ve read a lot of Harper Bliss over the years and there are a few things you can count on. Quality writing, good characterization, and hot sex, and all of it can be found in ‘If You Kiss Me Like That’. Oh, and age-gap, […]
Coming out angst sparks no joy
Review of ‘Revolving Doors’ by Helen Macpherson Rhiannon Sharp is a businesswoman at the top of her game, who has spent the better part of her adult life crossing the globe. Her current job places her back in Sydney and we meet her as she’s about to attend a school reunion. We get some flashbacks […]