Through the Storms by Rita Potter: Book Review
From our review: “This book blew me away, pun intended, with great descriptions of what the deadly storms are capable of, and the two great romances.”
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Toaster Oven (“Converting Hetero”) (B)
A lesbian “converts” a woman who is heterosexual or helps her discover the real meaning of love or helps her realise that she is actually lesbian or bisexual or pansexual. The toaster oven comes in because the lesbian supposedly ‘wins a toaster oven by converting a straight woman’. It’s a long running joke. This category is also sometimes known as straight to gay or straight to lesbian.
The Apple Diary by Gerri Hill: Book Review
From our review: “It’s the kind of book you can sink into. You can just pick it up on a lazy afternoon and immerse yourself in the world.”
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Of Socialites and Prizefights by Arden Powell: Book Review
From our review: “The butch, femme romance blossoms quickly and with a lot of heat but the author makes their relationship very believable with deep conversations, when they aren’t tearing each other’s clothes off.”
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Two Is a Pattern by Emily Waters: Book Review
From our review: “Two Is a Pattern by Emily Waters is a fast-paced ride that keeps readers in suspense right til the last page”
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On the Same Page by Haley Cass: Book Review
From our review: “The depth of the relationship between Riley and Gianna is gorgeously outlined using past and present moments”
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Meeting Millie by Clare Ashton: Audiobook Review
Meeting Millie by Clare Ashton is a friends-to-lovers contemporary romance set in majestic Oxford. Oxford – the “City of Spires”, home to gothic towers and spires is where nerdy, upper-middle-class
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Paper Daffodils by Titania Tempest: Book Review
From our review: “Rosie’s grumpiness is no match for Dawn’s sunshine and rainbows and the two will make you fall in love with them in no time.”
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A Question of Sincerity by Sabrina Blaum: Book Review
From our review: “I’m a sucker for an age gap romance and A Question of Sincerity doesn’t disappoint. The story’s unique plot drew me in and Sabrina Blaum’s brilliant writing held me captive until the last page.”
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Green Flames by Michaela Vitz: Book Review
From our review: “Michaela Vitz does a fantastic job providing the real, gritty details about living with Multiple Sclerosis. I was right there with Sydney from the first page where I was hooked.”
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Shay’s Gamble by Amber Perez: Book Review
From our review: “What I enjoy most about this book is the chemistry and connection between Allie and Shay from the first moment.”
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