I love every lesbian romance book by Georgia Beers
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, […]
After underestimating Caren Werlinger books, I now know they are wonderful
Review of ‘Face the Wind’ by Caren J. Werlinger After years of underestimating Caren Werlinger books, I now know when I open one that it’s going to be wonderful. There will be romantic aspects but it won’t be a romance novel. It’s going to be beautifully written, probably bittersweet, full of love and the need […]
Anna Burke can also write great lesbian contemporary romances
Review of ‘Spindrift’ by Anna Burke I have followed this author since her debut novel ‘Compass Rose’ took the lesfic world by storm with its impressive quality. Since then, I’ve read all her books despite they weren’t my favourite genres. Because lesbian contemporary romances are so different from what Ms. Burke normally writes, I wasn’t […]
A beautiful lesbian romance novel about giving life another chance
Review of ‘Spindrift’ by Anna Burke Trust me to go from characters dealing with anxiety to another grappling with depression. Ha! Luckily I have the best people around me to help me not get sucked in either. The thing is, when authors are as talented as Clare Ashton or, in this instance, Anna Burke, the […]
Snow Falls by Gerri Hill
Review of ‘Snow Falls’ by Gerri Hill, Audiobook narrated by Sara Hawthorne I’ve read this lesbian coming out book years ago and it wasn’t my favourite by this author. I’ve wanted to give it another shot with the audiobook version but I kept postponing it as I didn’t know the narrator Sara Hawthorne. I thought […]
You can count on Melissa Brayden books that they’ll always deliver
Review of ‘Entangled’ by Melissa Brayden You can count on Melissa Brayden books that they’ll always deliver. Quality writing, well-built characters, hot chemistry, banter, and lots of witty dialogues. So every time there is a new novel out, my motivation to read it is high. Plus, this is the start of a new series ‘A […]
There’s a storm brewing in this lesbian comedy book
Review of ‘Welcome to the Wallops’ by Gill McKnight I jumped at the chance to read ‘Welcome to the Wallops’ when it was offered as an ARC. I’ve read the earlier version (published in 2016) twice and now Dirt Road Books is bringing out a revised version. I did notice a few small alterations but […]
A delightful start to a new lesbian romance book series
Review of ‘Entangled’ by Melissa Brayden Ages ago, a friend from Oregon took us on a wine-tasting trip in Sonoma Valley on our way to San Francisco. Now I wish we had stayed in Oregon and visited Willamette Valley instead, and more precisely, Tangle Valley Vineyard. Joey – Josephine – Wilder grew up in Tangle […]
A light book for fans of the lesbian enemies to lovers trope
Review of ‘Lucky’ by Kris Bryant Kris Bryant is one of my favourite lesfic authors who has written many beautiful novels, all in first-person point of view. This is her first attempt at writing in third person and, even though this isn’t my favourite book, I think she did a very good job. Serena Evans […]