So after running the Lesbrary and its tumblr for a couple years, I’ve gathered together a couple lists of specific lesbian (etc) books about specific topics, and I’ve stumbled on some similar lists other people have made. In order to keep them a little more organized, I’ve decided to put them all up on Goodreads. Here areRead More
Alyssa reviews Sometime Yesterday by Yvonne Heidt
In addition to being a romance story, Sometime Yesterday by Yvonne Heidt is also a horror mystery. I really enjoyed this book; it had a couple iffy parts, but overall I had fun reading it and was caught up in both the romantic plot and the mystery. There are two lesbian couples in Sometime Yesterday,Read More
Hannah reviews Aftermath and Jericho by Ann Mcman
If you’ve enjoyed Dust, Sidecar and most of all Jericho, you will be pleased to know that Ann McMan has done it again by publishing Aftermath in November of last year. Even though the introduction asserts that it not a sequel to Jericho, I’d still recommend reading it first. Aftermath picks up eighteen months after Jericho ended, just as a tornado is about to hit the littleRead More
Carol reviews Changing Shape by Kathleen Wheeler
Publisher: KatWheelerBooks (self published) ASIN: B009BBGT86 Romance Book Description from Amazon: Elizabeth Thornton has worked hard to get where she is in life. An only child raised by a single mother in a small Colorado town, she has risen through the ranks and sits at the top of her field. She has a great careerRead More
Link Round Up: Dec 25 – Jan 8
Autostraddle posted Lez Liberty Lit #10: I Must Not Let Her Find Me Writing. C-Spot Reviews posted December Book Binge Weeks 2 and 3 – What I Did Instead of Going to the Mall. F/F Fan Fiction Reader’s Corner posted Words matters … Frivolous Views posted BIG NEWS: Get ready for a special treat as weRead More
Danika reviews Silhouette of a Sparrow by Molly Beth Griffin
With a cover as strong as Silhouette of a Sparrow‘s, I immediately have high expectations for the story within. And although the cover gives me a bit of a creepy vibe that I don’t get from the book itself, the story definitely lives up to my expectations of quality. Silhouette of a Sparrow takes place in the 1920s,Read More
Casey reviews The Last Nude by Ellis Avery
I picked up Ellis Avery’s latest novel The Last Nude after reading Danika’s glowing review of it earlier this year. It’s not every author who can claim your lifelong allegiance after you’ve read only one of her works, but I agree with Danika that Avery is one of these writers and reading The Last Nude is enough to convince you. This historical novel, set in Paris in the decadent 1920s period between the two worldRead More
Lena reviews Something In the Wine by Jae
Jae’s new book, “Something in the Wine,” is a nice little page-turner that develops and delivers a satisfying story. The story follows Annie, an accountant whose life is so boring she doesn’t realize it, and Drew, a lonely vintner. The two team up to masquerade as lovers to play the ultimate trick on Annie’s pranksterRead More
Anna M. reviews Double Pleasure, Double Pain by Nikki Rashan
Kyla has a comfortable life–she works in a department store, has a long-term boyfriend who cherishes her, and has been working her way toward finishing her college degree. She’s twenty-six, and hopes she’s finally settled on what she wants to do with her life when she enrolls in a sociology class. What she doesn’t expectRead More
Danika reviews Born This Way: Real Stories of Growing Up Gay edited by Paul Vitagliano
For this book, I basically just have a list of pros and cons. I’ll start with the cons. When I got this book to review, my Women’s Studies major roommate, who had taken Queer Theory with me, groaned after looking at the cover/title. My partner, me, and my roommate all discussed being a little sickRead More
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