What I loved most about ” All The Delicate Things We Make” by Milena Mckay is the mystery of the secret identity of one of the main characters : DeVor, the famous artist who influences the whole fashion industry with her paintings. There are so many questions around the famous artist, that a great publishing…
Tag: Age gap lesbian romance
Many roads to home by Kaya Lasalle ~ a review
“Many roads home” by Kaya Lasalle is a very nice lesbian age gap romance between Brooke and Riley, two women in different stages of their life who find a chemistry beyond words. Brooke Taylor is a hot shot Chicago lawyer, who is married to her job, yet being professionally successful comes with a prize…
The X ingredient by Roslyn Sinclair ~ a review
“The X ingredient” by Roslyn Sinclair is one of the hottest and steamiest age gap lesbian romances I have ever read (And I read more than a couple of dozens of them)!!! Diana Parker surely is “the ice queen of the decade”, but even the thickest ice melts under the proper heat, right? She is…
Finding Jessica Lambert by Clare Ashton
Could you find the love of your life in a stranger on a ride on the metro (tube)? Definitely, yes. On an evening like any other, Anna was riding the tube/metro home after finishing her working hours, she has noticed her image in the glass door, she had no makeup, her slim figure and her…
Winter Jacket by Eliza Lentzski ( Winter Jacket Series Book 1) – Elle & Hunter
I have been looking for quite some time for a lesbian age-gap romance novel told from the more experienced woman’s perspective. I think it is harder to tell the story from the more experienced woman’s point of view, especially a teacher, as in this case, because her way of thinking is more complex and she…
In the distance there is light by Harper Bliss
“In the distance there is light” by Harper Bliss stunned me, especially when listening to the audiobook narrated by Charlotte North, which made me love it even more. It took me two days to read and two weeks to sit down and write this review as the book really deserves it. It’s a first person…
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