This story began in an interesting fashion, Lily running from something dark, all the while being a charmer with a gift for languages. The professor's story was not so interesting and read as if she were a robot learning to become human. One did not require anything like "Nicole said" written on the...
Rett Jamison verdient ihren Lebensunterhalt als Jazz-Sängerin. Sie hat eine großartige Stimme, doch der Durchbruch lässt noch auf sich warten. Nicht zuletzt wegen Retts Lebensgefährtin Trish, die gleichzeitig auch ihre Managerin ist und immer wieder gute Chancen verbaut. Trish nimmt es zudem mit der...
Watermark is the lovely sequel to [b:Touchwood|639544|Touchwood|Karin Kallmaker|https://d.gr-assets.com/books/1329120347s/639544.jpg|10694801]. People who read TouchWood should definitely continue on to this book. In fact, even though Louisa isn't actually in the book, we get a much better idea now ...
I've come to the same conclusion as Bib, this is "An enjoyable May-December lesbian romance." Rayann, a 30-something wood sculptor, is viciously betrayed by her girlfriend. She runs away and finds refuge in the upper apartment of a woman who runs a small bookstore. The woman is old enough to be her...
Goodreads has been pushing this book at me ever since I joined. I love the cover but somehow the blurb is so vague, it doesn't really stand out from the rest of the 1001 lesfic romances out there. Boy, was I surprised at the actual premise and even more so at the execution. CJ is very good at conv...
Everything that a Karin Kallmaker romance is supposed to be. Interesting characters, lots of tension between them, engaging story, and the requisite HEA. I rate this a 4.5 but since there's no half star, I'm quite willing to round it up.
I liked the characters, but the writing isn't as smooth as I'm used to from Kallmaker. At some points it was tricky to tell which 'she' was being referred to, but I did really enjoy the personalities for the most part.
I picked this up on a sale day so I don't feel bad about the money spent. It's just very dated - the feminist content and technology - and, I felt, overly dramatic. But I think this was her first book and I certainly have enjoyed several of her later offerings. She's one of the queens of the genre!B...
I picked this up on a sale day so I don't feel bad about the money spent. It's just very dated - the feminist content and technology - and, I felt, overly dramatic. But I think this was her first book and I certainly have enjoyed several of her later offerings. She's one of the queens of the genre!B...
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