A very sexy lesbian friends to lovers novella
Review for ‘Tutor’ by Lyra Hart From the blurb, I expected steamy hot, and Tutor delivered on that front. What I didn’t expect was so many feelings. When she finds out her best friend Isabel – whom everyone
A YA paranormal novel with a very different writing style
Review of ‘The Scapegracers’ by Hannah Abigail Clarke This book was weird in some of the best ways possible and I had a blast reading it. This is YA paranormal novel but to get technical it’s almost more magical realism with witches and at times almost borders on horror. I could see Clarke writing a […]
This wlw science fiction book is completely gripping
Review of ‘Architects of Memory’ by Karen Osborne This was super intense. I sometimes think the word ‘gripping’ can be overused when it comes to books and movies. It’s meant to draw us in, but mostly I’m disappointed by its promise. Well, let’s just say that this wlw science fiction book needs to have ‘gripping’ […]
A sweet and very sexy lesbian romance erotica novella
Review of ‘Being Hospitable (Desert Rose Hook-Ups #1)’ by Meka James, Audiobook narrated by Phoenix McKay Why is this so short? That will be my only complaint. I could stop here but I have good things to say, so I will. When her best friend Kenny asked her if his younger sister Charley could stay […]
Mental health and bi erasure are at the heart of this sweet wlw sports romance
Review of Out on the Ice by Kelly Farmer When I started reading this wlw sports romance, I was worried Amy was going to exhaust me. She’s very sweet and fun but she’s also a hyperactive extrovert. As I kept reading, I realised the author had done a wonderful job creating the characters’ voices. If […]
A great lesbian historical fiction books series
Review of ‘The Care and Feeding of Waspish Widows’ by Olivia Waite, audiobook narrated by Morag Sims This is number two in the ‘Feminine Pursuits’, a lesbian historical fiction books series set in England in the early 1800s. Olivia Waite normally writes m/f romances so she was unknown to me until she wrote ‘The Lady’s […]
A magical realism story in the same universe as Coming Home
Review of ‘Art of Magic’ by K.J. KJ uses the word “lovely” a lot, not just in her books, and it’s very appropriate since that’s what her novels are. Her writing is alive and it clearly speaks to my emotions, as my mind feels very full when I read her. To the point that there’s […]
An unexpectedly moving lesbian second-chance romance
Review of ‘Hairpin Curves’ by Elia Winters ‘Hairpin Curves’ is a sweet and very sexy lesbian second-chance romance. Megan, Scarlett and Juliet were the best of friends for the major part of their childhood. When Juliet moved to Québec, Megan and Scarlett stayed close… until they weren’t. A few years later, unaware her former best […]
Not Your Sidekick by C.B. Lee
A fun and deceptively light superheroine story Jess Tran is a normal teenager (insofar as teenagers can be normal). She’s not a genius like her younger brother nor does she have superpowers like her parents and older sister. She’s average. In order to prove her worth, at least to herself, she applies for an internship […]