Love under Glasse by Kristina Meister
This was a really solid young adult lesbian book. It was well written with plenty of drama and some excitement. I didn’t realize it would be so intense at times.
Children or Teenagers
Good reasons to read this friends to lovers lesbian romance book
‘All the reasons I need’ by Jaime Clevenger is a good friends to lovers lesbian romance book with quite a bit of drama and angst.
A lesbian slow burn romance book
‘The secret pond’ by Gerri Hill is an okay lesbian slow burn romance book about letting go of grief and finding love.
I enjoyed this coming out lesbian book
Review of Coming out Lesbian book ‘The Secret Chord’ by Virginia Hale Kate York is trying to move on from her last relationship when she accepts a temporary teaching position at her former Catholic boarding school. A few months in, her old roommate returns to the school as a substitute teacher. Tilly Wattle was raised …
A perfect friends to lovers lesbian book
This was a perfect friends-to-lovers-lesbian-book. Honestly, I cannot fault this novel in any way, including my enjoyment. Click here to see why.
This Lesbian Debut Book will make you feel
Lesbian Debut Book Review of ‘The Song of the Sea’ by Jenn Alexander 4.50 Stars. This was an excellent lesbian debut book for Alexander. Alexander won this year’s Sandra Moran scholarship from GCLS’ Writing Academy. Anna Burke won this scholarship last year and with her highly rated and successful books Compass Rose and Thorn, I had high …
A big-hearted book
If you are looking for a slow-burn romance with a light side of legal issues, then you’ll probably like this lesbian romance book.
A different romantic premise
This one was a bit hard to rate, parts of it I enjoyed, others not so much. I thought the premise was interesting and I like that this was a new idea that we have not really seen done before. Click here to read more.
Definitely a matter of execution
This novel has the uplifting premise that every person matters despite their own beliefs that they might not make a difference. The concept is interesting but this book fails in the execution. Click here to read more.