An intriguing start to a lesbian mystery book series
Review of ‘Bury Me When I’m Dead’ by Cheryl A. Head This is my first book by this author and it is the beginning of the ‘Charlie Mack Motown Mystery’ series. I’m a big fan of lesbian mystery book series, no matter if there are always new couples introduced in each book, or if they […]
I’m a big fan of women in military lesbian romances
Review of ‘Blades of Bluegrass’ by D. Jackson Leigh This was a good read! I’m happy to say that I am on a mini-run of good books and I had a feeling Leigh would keep it going. I’ve been a fan of Leigh for a long while. I feel comfortable with her writing and I […]
An enjoyable lesbian friends-to-lovers romance with a little family drama
Review of ‘Hero(ine) Addict’ by Blythe H. Warren This was an enjoyable lesbian friends-to-lovers romance. I really liked Warren’s ‘Bait and Switch’, so I was happy to see her come out with a new book. I actually didn’t even look at the blurb since I knew I wanted to read this because it was written […]
A very well-written poly erotic romance
Review of ‘Double Six’ by Brenda Murphy If she had her way (like she’s used to), Elaine MacLeod wouldn’t be the one interviewing the woman applying to become Rowan House’s new Mistress. She doesn’t even really want to hire anyone. But it’s not like she can get out of it, and Petra Grendhal turns out […]
One of my favorite Jean Copeland books
Review of ‘One Woman’s Treasure’ by Jean Copeland This was a good read. In fact, this is right up there with ‘The Ashford Place’ as being my favorite Jean Copeland books. While I did really like this, I am a teeny bit disappointed. To me this book could have been fan-bloody-tastic, there was so much […]
An unexpectedly moving lesbian second-chance romance
Review of ‘Hairpin Curves’ by Elia Winters ‘Hairpin Curves’ is a sweet and very sexy lesbian second-chance romance. Megan, Scarlett and Juliet were the best of friends for the major part of their childhood. When Juliet moved to Québec, Megan and Scarlett stayed close… until they weren’t. A few years later, unaware her former best […]
Diversity at its best in this YA horror debut novel
Review of ‘The Haunting of the Antique Brooch’ by Hina Ansari This is so not the cozy young adult mystery I was expecting. It’s bona fide YA horror debut novel, complete with ghosts, demons, djinns, and a gorgeous and mysterious girl. Sixteen-year-old Roni and her friend Matty
A fun lesbian version of Groundhog Day
Review of ‘Kiss Me Every Day’ by Dena Blake This was a fun read. As a “Groundhog Day” movie fan I was really excited to read this. I like the premise of having one day to do over until your life changes for the better. And to get a lesbian version of Groundhog Day, I’m […]
A disturbing but fascinating lesbian debut novel
Review of ‘The Feasting Virgin’ by Georgia Kolias Who believes in virgin births nowadays? Well, Xeni, for one, who is not as crazy as she sounds. Or maybe she is, but she also has this poetic quality that makes you want to see beyond the crazy. Delusions, religion, magic, they’re all interpretations of what is […]