This is the third adventure of Sanne and Meg and as soon as I put it down, I wanted to chase Ms Hunter to get book four written. If you haven't read one and two, I suggest (after you read this review) you go to your purchase place of choice and get them. My guess is that if you start with three, you'll only want to get one and two anyway so you might as well start there and read them in order. Trust me, on that!
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Fanny Fun is exactly what it says on the tin – A big lesbian drama in a small straight world. The book is all about connections and how our decisions, no matter how tiny can have an impact on the world around us and how the connections we make, make us realise just how tiny a world we live in.
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Recognising that these are mere snippets – fragments – it is plain to see the mastery of language here. My favourite poem is “What it is like to be a dyke”. A seemingly straightforward list type poem, it says much in a few lines.
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The latest book from Clare Lydon is out. Nobody would ever describe Scarlet Williams as a ray of sunshine, but that doesn’t mean she deserves the flood that wipes out her basement flat, making her temporarily homeless.
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In 1948, the release of Alfred Kinsey’s ‘Sexual Behavior in the Human Male’ introduced the world to the Kinsey Scale, and the now-widely-accepted notion that people are not simply “straight” or “gay”. Sexuality is fluid and, in a compelling new novel by M. Cassol, women everywhere are encouraged to discover and prosper as who they really are.
Fanny Fun’ whisks readers from Sydney to the South of France, as a formidable team of heroines explore their bisexuality and lesbianism in the elusive search for love.
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As we approach the Christmas season, it makes sense to seek out seasonal reading and one good lesfic recommendation from me is The Bureau of Holiday Affairs by Andi Marquette. If you've read anything of Andi's before, you'll know you're in safe hands. This is the same series (Twice Told Tales) as her take on The Legend of Sleepy Hollow, but as you've missed Halloween for that one, check out the Christmas read instead.
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The book is in four parts (1) Innocence, (2) Identity, (3) Love and (4) Lust. Lots of clues there about what to expect and the content gets more graphic as the book progresses. There are a few weak pieces, especially poems where Jett Nyx is trying to make words fit a context or shape and some of the emotion is lost but there are some extremely good pieces where the emotion is so strong it is pushing off the page.
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Evie and Carmen are at opposite ends of the crime world but a meeting in a sleazy bar brings them closer together than either of them ever imagined. For Evie this is a chance to get one over on the rich businesswoman but it soon turns into something much more.
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I have a recommendation for you.
Karma The Assassin Book One. It's a book about power.
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"As Told By Us" is an eclectic mixture of romance and murder. Main Character, Layla Crimson, delves into a new and local LGBT scene where she is met with love, lust, and deceit. Her seemingly split personality leads the reader down a path of falling in love with her, and being unsure of her at the same time. Join Layla as she takes hearts, and experiences heartbreak as suicide rates seem to be on the rise in her small town. Who will be the next to die?
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If you’re a fan of sci-fi, superheroes, science or lesbian novels then you should go read this book, even if you’re not you should read it. I can’t wait for the next instalment to find out what happens to Sam.
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Wow, my first thoughts when I finished this book. It centres around two main characters, Jacky and Sophie, who suffer a tragic loss very early on in the story. This book is about so much more than loss, it’s also about love, friendship, forgiveness, animals, nature and bee’s, there are lots of bee’s.
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Alecia Moore is 21, she studies in Berkeley University. She often visits her parents in the Seattle area on weekends. During one of those visits, she literally stumbles on Spencer Davies, a 24-year-old photographer with a devastating smile. It is love at first sight for both of them. But when Spencer reveals she suffers from an incurable disease, Alecia’s painful past comes back to the surface and she has choices to make. Is Alecia ready to give it all she’s got to once again lose it all?
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This book had me both laughing and crying and everything else in between and there were definitely a few tears at the end. Another great piece of writing and I can't wait to see what Karen has in store for us next.
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It's 25th November and Tori has decided to go on a mission, she wants a girlfriend for Christmas. She has one month to find the perfect woman so off she goes and sets up an online dating profile and it's not long before the dates are rolling in.
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Kanyon and Daylen are co-stars of a popular tv series but Kanyon's life is spiralling out of control and she manages to get both her and Daylen fired from the show.
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Arc over time focuses on the on again off again romance between Professor Kathryn Moss and journalist Denise Sullivan. They came across each other in Jen's first book Starting Over, Denise has lost her heart to the Professor but she is worried about her career and the age difference between them. I was intrigued by the older woman's dilemma which kept me reading in anticipation of what would happen.
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Danielle is a kink-erotica/BDSM suspense thriller set in San Francisco. Danielle, a Superior Court Judge is also a member of a BDSM club, Club Trouvez, where a member has "accidentally" died. This book tells the story of Danielle and Detective Maura Ruffio, an old flame of Danielle's as they try to solve this crime and find themselves tangled up in more than they bargained for.
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Kate Carter is a stylish and charismatic fitness magazine Art Director, with the world at her feet - but sometimes that’s hard to remember when everyone around her is happily coupled up. Meanwhile, florist Meg Harding is all work and no play - which is far easier than trying to clear up the debris of her last relationship and move on with her life.
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This novella is written from the perspective of Charlie a young lesbian in a wheelchair and is about her life as she comes out to her parents and then goes to university. I really enjoyed the characters in the book especially the friendship between Charlie and Stella.
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