A superb opposites-attract lesbian romance book
Review of ‘One Golden Summer’ by Clare Lydon & TB Markinson If Clare Lydon is the queen of British contemporary romance, then TB Markinson is the monarch of the nerdy wit. Both authors are great on their own but they make an explosive team together. ‘One Golden Summer’ is fun, entertaining and, as expected, hot. […]
A great lesbian age-gap romance book about overcoming inner demons
Review of ‘Finding Jessica Lambert’ by Clare Ashton Clare Ashton is one of the best lesfic writers out there. I admire not only her writing talent but also the variety of her work. She can produce dark novels such as ‘Pennance’, angsty books like ‘After Mrs. Hamilton’ and feel-good romances as ‘Poppy Jenkins’. While ‘Finding […]
A cute lesbian small-town romance
Review of ‘One Golden Summer’ by Clare Lydon & TB Markinson For almost the whole time I was reading this lesbian small-town romance, my heart felt like it was caught in a vice. It’s not a comfortable feeling, but it was close enough to what one feels when scared of losing everything. It probably was […]
A fictional lesbian US President to give the world hope
Review of ’46’ by Lynn Ames This book got my attention starting with the title and cover but I wasn’t completely sold on until I read the acknowledgments. I could not resist the author’s idea of ‘after this extraordinary time of divisiveness (…) my job [is] to shine light in the darkness, to give readers […]
An enjoyable women loving women romance debut
Review of ‘Something to Talk about’ by Meryl Wilsner This was a sweet and enjoyable read. By accident, I seemed to have gotten into a roll of debut reads. This is my third debut in a row and not only is this Wilsner’s debut book, but this is also Berkley’s women loving women romance debut. […]
A good lesbian debut novella about a group of friends
Review of ‘Poptastic’ by Victoria Holmes Victoria Holmes’s lesbian debut novella ‘Poptastic’ is a real challenge for me to review. Because I’m the absolute opposite of the main character Julia and for that, I didn’t always understand her behavior. This is an entertaining story about a group of lesbians in their mid-twenties who’ve known each […]
A nice romance between a movie star and a writer
Review of ‘Perspective’ by Monica McCallan As this is a new author for me I didn’t have any expectations. ‘Perspective’ is a story about friendship, trust, family and what impact some events can have on a whole life. Campbell St. Clair’s debut book is a
Guileless Gail makes it to Barcelona in a slow burn romance
Review of ‘Stepping Stone’ by Karin Kallmaker, Audiobook narrated by Abby Craden ”There are three kinds of Hollywood parties—brawls, benefits and bright lights. As a rule, when an evening had all three, Selena Ryan attended them in that order. After a polite appearance at a brawl, she could be gone before the police were necessary, […]
A beautiful story about grief and finding love in unexpected places
Review of ‘The Road Home’ by Erin Zak Gwendolyn Carter has spent the last seventeen years hating her mother for all the ways she’s put her down as she was growing up and, most of all, for her terrible response when she discovered her only daughter was a lesbian. Summoned home for her dad’s birthday, […]