I was finally brave enough to read Ask Me Again, book 2 in the Ask, Tell series. And it was definitely worth it! Wow, what an emotional rollercoaster this was 😨. It deals with PTSD in the aftermath of ‘The Incident’ in Ask, Tell. In Ask Me Again Sabine travels home after her deployment. Home…
I love Supercorp fics so much. It’s because of this delicious ship of course, but also the diversity in the stories. There is lots of variety in the stories, and there is a lot of variety in writers as well. For me that is one of the greatest things about fanfiction, and fiction as well….
Lately I’ve been reading almost all Supercorp fanfic. But I knew I still had some SwanQueen fics I was curious about. I read this one first on the list and…wow! What a beautiful story 🥰. Makes me want to read more SwanQueen stories again. In this fic, Emma and Regina are good friends. They have been through a lot together in…
I started this blog exactly a year ago today. It was something I had been thinking about for a while. It started out as a review site for lesbian fiction. But it didn’t feel right. There are already numerous review blogs, sites, etc. There are numerous blogs, sites, etc, writing about lesbian fiction, period. What…
I recently reread this beautiful novel by Karin Kallmaker. It’s because I remembered a particular scene that stuck with me years after I read it. Reading it again was as powerful as I remembered. And now I understood Faith better. Still don’t understand the title though 🤔. Or maybe the title has something to do…
I really didn’t notice it but I’ve read more than a dozen SC fics by Jazzfordshire. I probably will write more recs for the ones I read. But this one just couldn’t wait. And it isn’t even completed at this date! It’s just so good, I can’t wait 🥰. I Want Something Just Like This…
Ok, well generally sex occurs in lesfic to a greater or lesser extent. Frankly, I like it, so to speak, when the main characters can express their love passionately in a book. Meghan O’Brien does that very explicitly. That is why her books certainly belong to the erotic genre. Then again, sex for the sake of sex is…
All the recs on my blog are available in e-book or at least digitally. This title is not. But I have to tell you about this one. I’ve read this novel by Cameron Abbott at least 4 times. I love the delicious slow burn in To The Edge. It’s a friends to lovers but man,…
Lise Gold and her alter ego Madeleine Taylor wrote a hot romance with The Next Life. That’s how I remember it anyway. It was a particular scene that stuck with me 😏. But also Reina’s story which was strong and emotional to me. In The Next Life Reina is just divorced. Her husband traded her…
Painted Moon was initially published in 1994. This copy is a special issue celebrating the book’s 25th anniversary. You can look for the 1994 version. However, this one is even more fun. Karin Kallmaker added 2 additional short stories, 8 and 25 years later. She has also written a foreword. In it, she shares what she discovered. After…
I started reading this book right after Chef’s Kiss and again, this was a wonderful story by Stephanie Shea. Perhaps a little less layered than Chef’s Kiss but still a title I would call a favorite. Missed Connection tells the story of Ky Logan and Avery Dimaano, an acquaintance from Chef ‘s Kiss. They meet at Sydney airport and travel back to the US…
A Tarzan AU and Supercorp, does that work 🤔🤯?! Apparently it does when Aspidities writes it 😏. When she is a baby Kara’s pod crashes on earth on a mountain in Africa. She is being raised by a group of mountain gorilla’s. She doesn’t know any different and has a jolly good time 😂. One…
I would probably never have read this book if I hadn’t seen countless tweets about it. Tweets by the way from lesfic authors and readers. I became very curious and finally gave in to my curiosity. Oh, and I’m so glad I did. What a fantastic book Taylor Jenkins Reid has written with this. And what an indelible character she…
I am coming out from hiding when Gerri Hill puts out a new title. And here we are with Lyon’s Den. Another fine read 🥰.
I recently re-read this first novel by Karin Kallmaker. First published in 1989 it bears the sign of the times. It’s probably one of the reasons I like this book well enough to read it more than once. In fact it was probably the 3rd or 4th time I read it. In Every Port tells…
The title of this online series I find quite unappealing 🤨. I’m sure it is meant in a different way. This series is based on the book Lembre-se de Nós by Brazilian Nathália Sodré. Unfortunately, I can’t read or write Portuguese. But the subtitles of the series are quite good. I think🙃. It’s a nice story. Luíza and Valentina are students and classmates. Luíza…
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 waited a long time before I dared to watch Concussion. I feared this was a movie that could trigger some unwanted emotions. And it did, but not necessarily in a bad way. This movie raises some questions that few dare to ask. Like, what happens when you’re not satisfied sexually in your marriage? What…
If you’re not warm enough, you must read this novella by Harper Bliss 🥵🔥! Emily is passing through Thailand and sees an advertisement for The Red Lodge – Beachside B&B. The price is too good to be true, but who knows, it’s just a really great offer. Marianne is the owner of The Red Lodge. She doesn’t…
I’ll be honest. It took me some time getting used to this understated novel by Eliza Lentzski. But just like the wine that Sour Grapes is about, the book had to mature a bit in my experience. This metaphor is a bit far-fetched, but accurate nonetheless 😂. In Sour Grapes, June St. Clare is heading towards a promising future. She…