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You have a deeply strange soul, and it’s pretty incredible

Season of Love by Helena Greer

August 20, 2022 by Emmalita Leave a Comment

Do you like the idea of those Christmas movies where someone returns to a small town and finds the Spirit of Christmas, but you wish they were gayer and Jewish? Helena Greer’s Season of Love is for you. Season of Love is also for you if you ever wanted to read about a Jewish family trying to save the family Christmas tree farm while grappling with grief and trauma, but in a way that leaves you feeling like someone just handed you the best cup […]

Filed Under: Romance Tagged With: advance reader copy, closed door romance, Helena Greer, Lifetime movie but make it gay, NetGalley, sapphic romance, Season of Love

Emmalita's CBR14 Review No:89 · Genres: Romance · Tags: advance reader copy, closed door romance, Helena Greer, Lifetime movie but make it gay, NetGalley, sapphic romance, Season of Love ·
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Hallmark, But Make it Gay

Delilah Green Doesn't Care by Ashley Herring Blake

July 21, 2022 by Abi 5 Comments

Sometimes you start a book and within a few pages know the pretty much all of the emotional beats of where it’s going. And sometimes that doesn’t slightly matter, you’re going to have so much fun along the way that you won’t care. A member of the romantic subgenre I saw coined on TikTok recently “Romance books with two cartoon illustration characters on the cover”, I was in love with Delilah Green from the moment I saw her on the front. What can I say, […]

Filed Under: Fiction, Romance Tagged With: Ashley Herring Blake, bisexual, lesbian, LGBTQ, LGBTQIA, making me say "women" like I'm Jo March, sapphic, sapphic romance

Abi's CBR14 Review No:2 · Genres: Fiction, Romance · Tags: Ashley Herring Blake, bisexual, lesbian, LGBTQ, LGBTQIA, making me say "women" like I'm Jo March, sapphic, sapphic romance ·
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Two female news anchors pose at a desk

Good Morning Romance

The AM Show by T.B. Markinson and Miranda MacLeod

June 14, 2022 by Sofi Keren Leave a Comment

I love a book club. It’s so rare outside of them that we’re all reading the same books at the same time, and talking about books is one of my favorite things. At one point I was in three different book clubs, trying to juggle all the books and their deadlines. That may have been a tad excessive. We moved to virtual discussions during the lockdown phase of the pandemic, but real discussions were harder to have over Zoom, and only one of the book […]

Filed Under: Fiction, Romance Tagged With: LGBTQ, sapphic romance, T.B. Markinson and Miranda MacLeod

Sofi Keren's CBR14 Review No:14 · Genres: Fiction, Romance · Tags: LGBTQ, sapphic romance, T.B. Markinson and Miranda MacLeod ·
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A beautiful witchy sapphic romance full of healing

Improbable Magic for Cynical Witches by Kate Scelsa

May 26, 2022 by LB Leave a Comment

I wanted to read this book for a witchy, sapphic romance, but this delivered so much more. If you need a story about finding true friends, healing after tragedy, and a sweet sapphic romance as a bonus, this book is for you. Eleanor has felt ostracized from the community in Salem since a tragedy last Halloween, but when she receives a book detailing the Major Arcana of Smith Rider Waite tarot deck and meets Pix and Ofira, she begins a journey of healing and growth. […]

Filed Under: Fiction, Romance, Young Adult Tagged With: friendship, halloween, healing, Improbable magic for cynical witches, kate scelsa, lesbian character, queer, salem Massachusetts, sapphic romance, Young Adult

LB's CBR14 Review No:7 · Genres: Fiction, Romance, Young Adult · Tags: friendship, halloween, healing, Improbable magic for cynical witches, kate scelsa, lesbian character, queer, salem Massachusetts, sapphic romance, Young Adult ·
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