Review of Love Changes Everything by Jaime Maddox
Review of ‘Love Changes Everything’ by Jaime Maddox While in college, Dr. Samantha Brooks had a short but torrid affair with Kirby Fielding. But then she didn’t have the courage to pursue the relationship any further. Now in her late 40s, with a failed marriage and twin boys who are about to leave for university, […]
Emotional lesbian coming of age story
Review of ‘My Ticket Out’ by J.N. Marton A new author for me with a young adult and lesbian coming of age story. In my late fifties, I’m definitely not part of the target audience, but I have to say the story sucked me in. A story about finding yourself, standing up for yourself, family, […]
Anna Burke starts the year with a bang
Review of ‘Night Tide’ by Anna Burke You know how girls are told that if a boy pulls their hair, it’s because he likes them? It’s terrible parenting but that’s what I was reminded of when reading about Lillian and Ivy. They also remind me of the tantrums kids throw when there’s too much happening […]
A poignant wlw angst-ridden romance book
Review of ‘The Thing about Tilly’ by G Benson After a couple of years without publishing a book, ‘The Thing about Tilly’ is G. Benson’s first release as an indy author. As usual, she didn’t disappoint and delivered a poignant and compelling story of love and friendship. Tilly and Evie have been friends since college […]
A heavy but captivating lesbian crime story
Review of ‘You can’t die but once’ by Penny Mickelbury First of all, it is not easy to write a review when it comes to such a heavy topic. I love a good lesbian crime story but when it comes to child trafficking and prostitution, it’s hard to stay tuned and not put the book […]
‘Blue’ by Abigail Padgett is a remarkable wlw murder mystery
Review of ‘Blue’ by Abigail Padgett Blue is a remarkable book, not only because it’s a good wlw murder mystery but also because it’s a story about journeys and the ways people are often unknowingly connected. Dr. Blue McCarron is a social psychologist who works with businesses to determine the shopping behavior of potential customers, […]
Home Ice Advantage by K.R. Collins
Another excellent book in the Sophie Fournier series Honestly, I do not understand why I love the Sophie Fournier series so much, what it is about it that keeps me captivated. It’s about a sport I have zero interest in, there’s barely any romance, and yet I can’t get enough. Which is lucky as only […]
A light, sweet and funny lesbian romance book
Review of ‘Accidental Honeymoon’ by Miranda MacLeod Monica, the event planner and Instagram influencer with 1 million followers would have never dreamed of falling in love with Ray the craftswoman. It took some time to get there, but their journey is very entertaining. Fake relationship and enemies to lovers all in one, Miranda MacLeod created […]
I could read Fiona Zedde’s books just for the chemistry
Review of ‘Femme Like Her’ by Fiona Zedde I could read Fiona Zedde’s books just for the chemistry between her characters. It’s hot and irresistible, heavy and exciting. ‘Femme Like Her’ is told in first person from Nailah’s point of view. Nailah doesn’t do femmes. She got hurt once and now she has rules. Scottie […]