Blythe Rippon
Blythe Rippon teaches academic writing to undergraduates. When not grading papers or imagining plots for future novels, she is usually holding forth about the political injustice of the day, hiking, or experimenting in the kitchen. She has lived all over the United States and at present can be...
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Blythe Rippon teaches academic writing to undergraduates. When not grading papers or imagining plots for future novels, she is usually holding forth about the political injustice of the day, hiking, or experimenting in the kitchen. She has lived all over the United States and at present can be found in the San Francisco Bay Area, where she lives with her wife and children.
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*Note: I was provided with a free copy of the book by Ylva publishing in exchange for a fair reviewWritten in the third person, "Stowe Away" tells the story of Sam, at Yale, happier in the lab than at a party. Maybe mentally brilliant she is socially unskilled. She is an out lesbian but this does no...
I've got to say I really enjoyed the writing and overall story of this book. It was well-edited, polished and impressively researched, which I hugely appreciate. The story surrounds the attempted defeat of DOMA by the presentation of a case to the Supreme Court, which holds Victoria (Tori) Willoughb...
I enjoyed this book, it was an engaging fun read. It also didn't feel like a typical romance because of the legal issues and how those were handled within the story. To that end I especially enjoyed the interactions between Alistair and Victoria.There were also several places that made me laugh ou...
There is something about lesfic stories featuring lady lawyers and politicians that I find so fascinating. Is it the power they wield or the power suits they wear? :) Or the fact that their chosen profession is one of the most conservative? A president [b:Madam President|1038936|Madam President|Bl...
I like that the focus of the book is split between the supreme court case and the relationship between Genevieve and Victoria. Flashbacks are pretty minimal, there's a bit of a mystery (a little bit), and some humor (which I didn't expect). I thought it was well written and interesting and I think m...
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