Poptastic
I hope everyone is staying safe and sane while the world is on pandemic induced lockdown. I have been bouncing between spurts of reading and… Read More »Poptastic
Romance
Lucas
It’s been almost a year since I enjoyed Elna Holst’s In The Palm (if you haven’t indulged on this masterpiece novella then I highly recommend… Read More »Lucas
This Is How You Lose the Time War
This was a fascinating read. A book that spans centuries in multiple dimensions as two lovers chase after one another on two opposite sides of… Read More »This Is How You Lose the Time War
Hoosier Daddy
After diving into quite a few Ann McMan books this year (Galileo, Jericho, Aftermath, Backcast), I was curious about the novel she penned with her… Read More »Hoosier Daddy
Requiem for Immortals
This book has been on my radar for a while now as I’ve read Lee Winter’s The Red Files and Breaking Character. Given the subject… Read More »Requiem for Immortals
Alone
Sometimes when I read a book that manages to cut me open, it’s hard to review because I have to sift through all of my… Read More »Alone
When Dreams Tremble
I opted to take Radclyffe for a spin via audio and chose this book, partly because I’m very familiar with the setting (up and down… Read More »When Dreams Tremble
Carmilla and Laura
I hope everyone had a happy Halloween! Just because October is over doesn’t mean that all of the horror-themed books have to be put in… Read More »Carmilla and Laura
After Mrs. Hamilton
After listening to an interview with Clare Ashton on The Lesbian Talk Show in which After Mrs. Hamilton was described as a romance book that… Read More »After Mrs. Hamilton
Fire and Ice
Well, Spangler did it again. Here’s another romance novel that had me rooting for a HEA (see Spanish Surrender). I was tentative at first as… Read More »Fire and Ice