A League of Their Own: recap


Homosexuality and religion don’t really go hand in hand 😒. This usually is a subject that is best to avoid in a lesbian novel. But Gerri Hill is not so quick to answer to what is appropriate or not. She just writes a novel in which the subject takes on a leading role 😯. In Artist’s Dream, Cassie…
I often have trouble getting to know new authors. Then I prefer to stick to what I already know because I think that’s good. I view new authors through colored glasses. Then, I often lose interest because they do not captivate me. I know, it’s a problem and I’m working on it. But I didn’t have that problem…
When I wrote the post for Timber Falls, I also wanted to say how much I liked it. It referenced familiar characters. These characters were from another Gerri Hill book. But then I found out that I hadn’t written about those characters yet. If I’m going to talk about them, I must write about the source of all…
This book by Harper Bliss was actually a (lesfic) dream coming true for me. It’s a guilty pleasure of mine to fantasize. Sometimes I imagine the female leads in a movie or tv-show actually, you know, hit it off 😉. Does that make me weird? I don’t know. Probably not though. And you know, maybe…
Harper Bliss once again proves that she is the queen of the age gap romance with At Your Most Beautiful. As far as I’m concerned, unsurpassed so far 😎. There are some…phew 🥵. They may be a bit ‘scandalous’. But I like that, so that’s all right! In this one, Quinn Hathaway is temporarily staying with her parents, who…
Oeh, Lip Service. The Scottish answer to The L Word. Or maybe it wasn’t, but that is what I always thought. With Frankie as the Scottish Shane, although maybe even more glum than Shane was. But just as good with the ladies 😎. Kidding aside, this is a good show!
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