The perfect ending to the Midnight in Manhattan series Okay, let’s be clear from the beginning: this book not only stole my heart, it also stole my breath. Which is exactly what I look for in books. God, the longing. The pining. Feelings, people, so many feelings. Also, collarbones. Hot. If you’ve read the first …
Judging a book by its cover… Chelsea M. Cameron is a very prolific author of mostly m/f romance but she has written some f/f stories. I’ve only read Marriage of Unconvenience which unfortunately didn’t leave a lasting impression. I have to admit that I grabbed this audiobook because of the narrator and the cover. I’m …
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The awkward truth of homelessness This is a “sidequel” to The Brutal Truth, a funny term to convey that a secondary character from a previous book is featured as a lead. Readers got to know Felicity Simmons as the chief of staff of media mogul Elena Bartell in The Brutal Truth. Felicity is also featured …
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 …
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Review of The Date by TB Markinson TB Markinson’s new novella The Date is set in the same universe as The Setup published in September 2020. Brittny Parker is an American grad student from Colorado who moves to London for a year, where she stays in her uncle’s apartment. Along with her comes her beloved …
Review of The Found Jar by Jaycie Morrison Emily reluctantly agrees to join her best friends for a three-month vacation in a shared house on the Outer Banks of North Carolina. Sounds idyllic but Emily finds her accommodations unacceptable. When another cottage is found allowing her privacy and seclusion so she can focus on her …
Review of ’16 Steps to Forever’ by Georgia Beers I think I have loved every lesbian romance book by Georgia Beers I have read in recent years. She had some sort of writing slump at some point but she’s clearly over it and it makes me really happy. Because when she’s good, she’s really good, …
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Review of ‘It’s in Her Kiss’ by Rachel Lacey Julia Vega moved to New York from Miami with dreams of becoming a big Broadway star. With just around ten years under her belt, she is finally up for a leading role. Sure, it is off-Broadway, but it is at a reputable theater. If she could …
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Review of ‘Don’t Cry for Me’ by Rachel Lacey Who doesn’t love ice queen lesbian romance books? Eve Marlow has good reasons to protect her heart, and herself in general, and that no-nonsense you-do-what-you-have-to-do quality has come in very handy in her job as a TV personality helping faltering small businesses flourish. Not even the …
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