It’s November and the end of this strange year is fast approaching along with the holiday season, which this month has a special place. Here are our recommended lesbian books for November 2020.
Recommended new releases:
Romance
‘Two to Tangle‘ by Melissa Brayden
I really need to have more faith in authors whose books I love. I’ll blame it on my anxiety. Melissa Brayden is one of my favourite authors and because she is, I worry with each new book that maybe this will be the one that disappoints. Sure, Brayden’s plots are… See Jude’s full review
‘Bulletproof‘ by Maggie Cummings
Dylan Prescott is a police detective who gets the chance to join the investigation into a drug dealers‘ ring. Briana Logan is the Assistant United States Attorney in charge of prosecuting that case. When their professional and personal lines start to blur, and their… See Gaby’s full review
‘Hotel Queens‘ by Lee Winter
Amelia Duxton is a genius but she’s also a lesbian, and for that reason keeps being passed over in favour of her nasty brother Oliver. It would be annoying in any family, but in the Duxton family, it means… See Jude’s full review
Holiday Romance
‘Written in the Stars‘ by Alexandria Bellefleur
I loved this! What a great holiday romance that just made my heart happy. It’s funny but I was just looking back on the WLW books that I have read this year and I realized I have not had the best luck with… See Lex’s full review
‘When You Least Expect It‘ by Haley Cass
Caroline Parker hates Christmas. She has good reason to since all her girlfriends seem to believe the holidays are the perfect time to break up with her. So when one Christmas Eve she comes across Hannah Dalton, one of the most gorgeous women she’s ever met, she doesn’t expect anything special to come out of it. Furthermore… See Jude’s full review
‘Midas Touch‘ by Alex Hall
Frankie and Gwen were best friends from the time they met at 6 and 7. Their friendship led to teenage kissing but not much more as one day, Gwen left without saying goodbye and never came back. Until twelve years later… See Jude’s full review
Debut / Sci-Fi
‘Callisto 2.0‘ by Susan English
It’s 2097. At thirty-one, Callisto (Calli), a physicist specializing in the obscure field of faster-than-light space travel, is more or less resigned to accepting the job offer she received from the government when she gets another call, from a foundation called Portal al Porvenir, aka the Foundation. Privately funded, the Foundation invites… See Jude’s full review
Last year’s book you should read
‘Breathe‘ by Cari Hunter
Jemima Pardon is a paramedic with chronic asthma and a reputation for bad luck. She is always attracting traumatic jobs and isn’t very successful in the girlfriend department. When she meets Police Officer Rosie Jones, Jem’s luck seems to change as Rosie is… See Gaby’s full review
Classic
‘Women’s Barracks’ by Tereska Torrès (1950)
Originally published in 1950, this account of life among female Free French soldiers in a London barracks during World War II sold four million copies in the United States alone and many more millions worldwide.
Audiobook
‘Aurora’s Angel‘ by Emily Noon, audiobook narrated by Abby Craden
Aurora is a powerful shape-shifter seeking revenge for her father’s death. Physically strong but emotionally scarred, she finds Evie locked in a cage, a beautiful winged woman who looks like an angel. Both women will embark on a dangerous journey to get Evie home safely, a path in which they will… See Gaby’s full review
