Review of ‘In development’ by Rachel Spangler.
Cobie Galloway, America’s sweetheart, is tired of playing the straight girl-next-door beauty in teenage movies. She desperately wants to play a badass lesbian action heroine but needs a complete makeover, along with a super famous fake girlfriend. So, who’d be better to play that role than straight pop star Lila Wilder who’s edgy, fiercely independent, […]
Review of ‘Still in your care’ by Josslyn Scott.
‘Still in your care’ is the part one of ‘A lesbian love story’ by Josslyn Scott. This is the story of Cloe, a business college student in her early twenties, and Maddie, a businesswoman ten years her senior who used to be Cloe’s babysitter. Years later, they meet by chance and Cloe feels that her […]
Review of ‘Training op’ by Radclyffe.
Two federal agents who first met as recruits cross paths again in a feds conference. One is a lesbian and the other isn’t. Or is she? Short erotica story, emphasis on short. It reads in half an hour. However, it’s well written and very hot. 4 stars.
Review of ‘The brutal truth’ by Lee Winter.
Lee Winter is one of my favourite lesfic writers (see my top favourites here). Reading her books takes me away from my comfort zone every time. This book was no exception. In a way, ‘The brutal truth’ is a typical (very) slow-burn romance with the added ingredients of an Ice Queen character and a lot […]
Review of ‘The secret pond’ by Gerri Hill.
Gerri Hill is a veteran lesfic author of romances, mysteries and even paranormal. ‘The secret pond’ is a beautiful slow burn romance but also a story about overcoming grief and finding home. Written from both main characters’ point of view, the book describes a summer in south Texas spent by Hannah, a straight mother of […]
Review of ‘Fake it till you make it’ by M. Ullrich
This read was a nice surprise for me. One might think by the book and chapters’ titles that it will be a handbook on how to fake things to make them happen but this book goes beyond that. The story takes us to Genevieve Applegate’s search for an ideal job that eventually turns into a […]
Review of ‘Becoming you’ by Michelle Grubb
I haven’t read anything by this author before except for her short story Hammersmith in the book ‘Girls with guns’. I have to admit that the only reason I chose this book was that it was set in Ireland, my home for the last eight years. I was hoping that the book would describe its […]
Review of ‘Not so straight Sue’ by Cheyenne Blue
This is the first book by Cheyenne Blue that I’ve read. After reading ‘Not so straight Sue’ I’ve realised that this is the second book of the series ‘Girl meets girl’. However, this book reads well as a stand alone romance. The main characters are well rounded and multilayered thought I didn’t find their chemistry […]
Review of ‘Heart trouble’ by Jae
When I read that this book was about a mysterious (paranormal?) connection between the main characters, I thought that the plot could go terribly wrong. But I like this author and decided to give it a try. I’m SO glad I did as in my opinion this is one of the best lesbian romances of […]