Kai's Heart (Karst Series Book 1) by Renee MacKenzie

GENRE: Dystopian Lesbian Romance

I absolutely loved this book! The relationship between Kai and Hart is amazing. The action is well paced and the twists keep you interested. It trues is a book about finding yourself and doing what is right. I really am looking forward to reading the second book and continuing the story.

Lucky 7 by Rae D. Magdon

GENRE: Science Fiction, Lesbian Romance

This had an array of complex characters. Not only were the main characters deep and layered but the secondary were as well. If you love science fiction and character driven stories this is a must read. Also some of the sex scenes are kinda hot.

The Belle and the BDOC by Amy Jo Cousins

GENRE: Lesbian Romance

This was a fun romp! It made me wish even more that I had been out in college. The characters weren't overly deep but they were true to their personas.  A nice quickie.

Demon In The Machine by Lise MacTague

GENRE: Lesbian Fantasy, Steampunk, Paranormal

This was an amazing steampunk paranormal adventure with a goodbit of romance thrown in. The characters were well developed and just got better as the story went. The action just kept moving with twists and turns. My only complaint was there was no falling action. It went from climax to resolution. Otherwise it was a magnificant read.

Death In Time (The Extractor Trilogy #3) by Robyn Nyx

GENRE: Lesbian Science Fiction, Time Travel

First off I did not know this was a series. Second it stood fine alone but makes me need to read the first two since the characters were amazing! The action and tone of the story kept me up all night reading. More books to the pile.

The Fire by Nicole Pyland

GENRE: Lesbian Mystery and Romance

I pretty much love Nicole Pyland's writing. This book was a little different but still has the same deep, authentic feelings that make her novels so good. The characters are flawed but complex. The emotions this book brings out make it a must read.

Compass Rose by Anna Burke

GENRE: Dystopian Lesbian Romance

This was the perfect mix of genres. The dystopian world that Burke creates was fantastic in a steampunk way. The fact that the characters are pirates adds yet another element. Both main characters, Rose and Miranda, are complex and the romantic tension between them is another element to this already complex plot.

Quid Pro Quo (WeHo #12) by Sherryl D. Hancock

GENRE: Contemporary Lesbian Romance

As usual Hancock adds  toher fabulous cast of characters. Really a group of women youwant to have your back and have a drink with. The plot on this one seemed a little incomplete. Knowing the way the author works we will find out more in the next installment.

Beneath The Surface by Rebecca Langham

GENRE: SciFi, Lesbian Romance

This was an amazing world building as well as a social commentary. This book truely was a pleasure to read. The characters and the way the relationships develops was a nice slow burn. A very enjoyable and though provoking read.

The World The Way It Should Be by Michelle Arnold

GENRE: Contemporary Lesbian Coming Out

This is an amazing coming out and coming of age story. It has all the doubt and angst that is felt. Michelle Arnold does a stellar job making you enpathize with the characters. I will highly recommend this book, especially to those dealing with coming out.  The emotions were real.

Ardulum: The First Don by J.S. Fields

GENRE: SciFi,Space, Lesbian Romance

It was a definate space opera with lots of potential. There just was not a really good flow to it. Perhaps this is because it is a debut novel, nerves and all. The world building was exceptional and the characters were fairly developed. I just would have like the plot to flow better.

The Doll Maker by Claire Highton-Stevenson

GENRE: Suspense, Murder Mystery, Lesbian Romance

The Doll Maker is a traditional suspense mystery with a lesbian twist. The main characters were both complicated and their internal conflict was as much an antagonist as the actually murderer. This is a new direction for Highton-Stevenson and I look forward to reading more in this direction.

Meet You At The End Of The World by Natasha West

GENRE: Dystopian, Lesbian Romance

This is a slow burn romance set after the end of the world.  The way the two main characters meet and how their relationship develops makes this a different spin on the typical dystopian novel. This will appeal to both fans of post apocalyptic and lesbian fiction.

Raven, Fire, and Ice (Touch of Truth #1) by Nita Round

GENRE: Lesbian Fantasy/Steampunk

This fantasy/steampunk novel was a glue read, one you can't put down and sticks with you. The development of the characters relationship was almost a character itself and a strong driving force in the story. The conflict and draw of the three main characters will keep you reading that "one more page".

2° by Bev Prescott

GENRE: Dystopian Lesbian Fiction

This was a dark but yet hopeful dystopian novel. It showed the evil of men but also how the good, through love, can shine through.

Darkness Remains by K.C. Luck

GENRE: Dystopian, Lesbian Romance, Survival

K.C. Luck uses her amazing talent to continue the story of strong women surviving after the world as they know it crumbles. She does an amazing job destroying a world in a scarily realistic way. Truthfully though it is the characters that make this story. They all bring something to the table and will do anything to protect what they care about.

All HeRs by Char Dafoe

GENRE: Lesbian Romance(Definately not PG)

This short prequel to the story of Rae and Ruby really lets you get to know these characters deeper. Much deeper. These two incredibly strong women come together and the sparks fly on many levels. Char Dafoe may be a newcomer but she just keeps delivering and getting stronger like her characters.

Char Dafoe-lesfic Author

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