An amazing feminist tale
Review of The Tell Tale by Clare Ashton In my recent review of Finding Jessica Lambert, I was singing praises of Clare Ashton’s versatility in writing different genres. Ms. Ashton can write rom-coms, dramas, traditional romance… Now I can add mysteries and historical fiction to this list. It amazes me when authors can tackle a […]
No discontent at all with this audiobook
Review of The Summer of Our Discontent by Robin Alexander, Audiobook narrated by Lori Prince This is one of my most anticipated audiobooks ever. I read most of Robin Alexander’s novels and The Summer of Our Discontent is my favourite of all. I was always hoping for an audiobook release and now that it’s out […]
A hot erotica audiobook with a fantastic narration
Review of Pool Party – Lesbian Erotica. Tasha, Catherine, Francisca… and Mrs Robertson by Paris Rivera, Audiobook narrated by Piper Fairweather I’ve listened to a couple of Paris Rivera’s lesbian erotica audiobooks and really liked them so when the author contacted me offering this one in exchange for an honest review I was happy to […]
A great audiobook for a superb novel
Review of Finding Jessica Lambert by Clare Ashton, audiobook narrated by Gabrielle Baker Finding Jessica Lambert was in my list of best lesfic books of 2020 and it would have been in the top 2 if I was pressed to choose. I’ve read it twice already and now that it’s been released on audio it […]
Despite being an angst fest, I liked this book a lot
Review of The Commitment by Virginia Hale Since I’ve read Virginia Hale’s fantastic debut novel Echo Point in 2017, I’ve enjoyed all of her books. I’ve heard that this one was heavy on angst which I’m not a fan but I decided to read it anyway. Despite being an angst fest, I liked it a […]
An exquisitely written romance with a side of intrigue
Review of The Headmistress by Milena McKay When you read 100+ women-loving-women titles per year it’s incredibly exciting to witness the arrival of a new special talented author to our little community. A few years ago, the new gifted writer was EJ Noyes, later on, Anna Burke, last year (2020) was Haley Cass. This is […]
A delightful age gap/ice queen romantic suspense novel
Review of The Headmistress by Milena McKay Milena McKay’s debut novel, The Delicate Things We Make, is the book I recommended most often this year since I read it in January. It’s a very impressive debut, a promise of many good books to come. The Perfect Match in February reinforced that impression, but it’s so […]
I was impressed with the character development throughout this story
Review of Calumet by Ali Vali “Yes, time taught valuable lessons, and one of them was that forgiveness had to be felt as well as given.” Hats off to Ali Vali for changing up what I thought was going to be just another second chance romance and turning this into a study in forgiveness. The […]
An original and engaging medical romance
Review of The Fifth Surgeon by Faith Prize I love medical romances and every time there’s a new release I’m happy to read them. I took a chance with The Fifth Surgeon as this is a debut but I’m glad I did because this book is very well written and has a lot of food […]