I’m a big fan of women in military lesbian romances
Review of ‘Blades of Bluegrass’ by D. Jackson Leigh This was a good read! I’m happy to say that I am on a mini-run of good books and I had a feeling Leigh would keep it going. I’ve been a fan of Leigh for a long while. I feel comfortable with her writing and I […]
‘The First Love’ is a wonderful lesbian debut book
Review of ‘The First Love’ by Erinne Bates ‘The First Love’ by Erinne Bates is a wonderful lesbian debut book by an indie writer. I always applaud their bravery for going the self-publishing route because it sure isn’t the easy way. But I love and support the independent writers because they can surprise you with […]
Caren J. Werlinger books are never just a book
Review of ‘Turning for Home’ by Caren J. Werlinger Caren J. Werlinger books are never just a book. You know, going in, that it will get into you, move you, change you. I wasn’t in the right headspace to tackle it when this second edition was released in April, complete with a short story, ‘Just […]
A very good lesbian opposites attract romance book
Review of ‘Serenity’ by Jesse J. Thoma I’m always careful who I read after authors who write exceptionally well, as I don’t want to treat the one following unfairly. Not everyone can come after Caren J. Werlinger and look good too. I don’t know why I thought Jesse J. Thoma could withstand the challenge since […]
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 […]
An intense second book in an exciting lesbian urban fantasy series
Review of ‘Moon Fever’ by Ileandra Young Moon Fever isn’t as fun as ‘Both Ways‘, the first book in the SPEAR Mission Files, a lesbian urban fantasy series, for an excellent reason: Danika is way too busy trying to stay alive and prevent an all-around war to be a smartass. A new werewolves pack is
An enjoyable lesbian friends-to-lovers romance with a little family drama
Review of ‘Hero(ine) Addict’ by Blythe H. Warren This was an enjoyable lesbian friends-to-lovers romance. I really liked Warren’s ‘Bait and Switch’, so I was happy to see her come out with a new book. I actually didn’t even look at the blurb since I knew I wanted to read this because it was written […]
A very well-written poly erotic romance
Review of ‘Double Six’ by Brenda Murphy If she had her way (like she’s used to), Elaine MacLeod wouldn’t be the one interviewing the woman applying to become Rowan House’s new Mistress. She doesn’t even really want to hire anyone. But it’s not like she can get out of it, and Petra Grendhal turns out […]
I wish there were queer Sci-fi books like this one when I was coming out
Review of ‘Remember me, Synthetica’ by K. Aten I grew up reading Ray Bradbury, Aldous Huxley, and Isaac Asimov during my teenage years but somehow I lost interest in Sci-fi along the way. I haven’t read much since then with very few exceptions. I’m happy that ‘Remember me, Synthetica’ was one of them. Dr. Alexandra […]