Renovations (By Design #6) by J.A. Armstrong

GENRE: Lesbian Romance, Politics

Moving on to bigger things. Candace is now the govenor of New York. New crisis arise both in family and out. I absolutely love how Armstong weaves the relationships throughout this series. She shows life is not perfect but with love and compromise anything is possible.

New Additions (By Design #5) by J.A. Armstrong

GENRE: Lesbian Romance, Politics

This book throws J.D. into the fire, or rather the toddlers. As usual there is snark, fortune cookies, and Bible Study. This is a contuination of the story of the Fletcher-Reid clan and shows the ups,downs, and overall craziness of a relationship.

Tomboy by Janelle Reston

GENRE: Lesbian Fiction, Coming of Age, Romance

This was a nice coming of age story set in post WWII America. It dealt with gender stereotypes but in a very positive manner. I would say I find it hard to believe that there was no homophobia at the time period(I know there was) but the author chose to focus on the girls. I also think pre 1960's being gay wasn't shamed or hated as much. It was really quick read with agood messege about being true to yourself.

Collapse (After the Blast, #1) by Kyle Danvers

GENRE: Post Apocalyptic, EMP

This was a well written book about survival after an EMP. I really liked the character of Ashley, she seemed to be a true survivor. I did find the description of her a bit odd since she had recently separated from the military. Overall the pace of the book was steady and it was an easy, enjoyable read.

More Than A Kiss by Saxon Bennett and Layce Gardner

GENRE: Lesbian Romantic Comedy

This book had me laughing out loud. Not something I do alot and I think it scared my wife a bit. It had a unique cast of characters and was definately a lighter read. They are the lesbian Carl Hiassen. No one can be serious all the time( said with R.B.F. in place) The action kept coming and the twists were hilarious. I think this would make an awesome stage play, just sayin'.

The Misadventures of Two Reluctant Zombie Hunters(Vol.1) by Rhavensfyre

GENRE: Post Apocolyptic, Lesbian

This book was full of sarcasm and snark. Therefore I loved it. The main characters did not have a hero complex at all like most zombie type books. The Rules made me laugh. KL was my favorite because I just want to be like her. I am glad I got this recommendation or I may never have found this book and author. I will be reading more, including Vol. 2.

The Light (Zombie Ocean Book #9) by Michael John Grist

GENRE: Post Apocalyptic

Michael John Grist has taken me on a fatastic ride with the Ocean. I have been hooked since book 1 [The Last]. Amo, Lara, Anna, and the rest have become like old friends that I get to visit with once in awhile. From the first book I stated this was a different take on the whole zombie genre theme and it has continues to evolve and take me on twist and turns, ups and downs, right along with the characters. Grist really delves into what it means to be human and that the line between good and evil often is a blurry one. I am really hoping this is not the end.