I didn’t want to read anything angsty or dark. My fibro is telling me that it’s not super happy with me right now. According to the odometer I’ve driven just under six hundred miles in two days.
I bet a bunch of you just one-clicked before reading any more of this review, right? It’s not a perfect book – in fact it suffers from a lack of almost any kind of conflict – but it was exactly what I needed. Knit One, Girl Two is a knitting lesbian romance novella with Jewish characters. But you should still read it for fun.Genre: Contemporary Romance, LGBTQIA, Novella, Romance Jen mentioned Being Hospitable by Meka James, but it's just in E. Carina titles might be more easily available, so try Syncopation and the rest of the Twisted Wishes series by Anna Zabo. Dreamspinner is a mess right now, but many great authors are there, including LaQuette's latest, Under His Protection, which Jen bought a copy of at Love's Sweet Arrow. We think Vanessa North and KJ Charles might be print on demand, which many indie bookstores won't carry. Our Recommendations: Adriana Herrera's American Dreamer series! Red, White, and Royal Blue by Casey McQuiston. Question 4: Kristen from DC! asked, "LGBTQ romance easily available in PRINT for my book club? We do it through a local indie bookshop, and are having a hard time finding things other than Cat Sebastian/Olivia Waite from Avon." Enjoy.įWIW, Daniela also asked a question we skipped because we couldn't think of anything: A historical that has a silver fox duke and a spitfire heroine who exhausts the hell out of him. Jen mentioned someone who wrote about what would happen if all the US Presidents were in a knife fight. No matter who wins, Thronos goes down first. Our Answer: The Wroth brothers would band togehter, Declan Chase has a real shot, and Lothaire wouldn't care. Question 3: Daniela from Winnipeg had this AMA question: If there was a battle royale between all the IAD heroes, who would win? Does the answer change if they can't use weapons?
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