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December 27, 2013

REVIEW: Broken Trails by D. Jordan Redhawk

JayneB ReviewsAlaska / alcoholism / Bella Books / Contemporary / f/f romance / LGBTQIAP+ / sports romance7 Comments

Scotch Fuller has already run the Iditarod three times and is preparing for a fourth attempt. Her single-minded focus on the rigors of training allows her to forget the shocking loss of her lover in a tragedy for which she blames herself. The only race Lainey Hughes runs is away ... more >

October 21, 2013

REVIEW: Love by the Numbers by Karin Kallmaker

JayneB ReviewsAcademic-Issues / authors / Bella Books / f/f romance / LGBTQIAP+ / professor / road-romance13 Comments

“As a behavioral scientist, Professor Nicole Hathaway’s work strips away the foolish mystique that surrounds the human mating dance. When her academic tome is treated as a viral “love manual” her ecstatic publisher books her to appear all over the U.S. and Europe. Worse yet, her quiet, managed life has ... more >

March 26, 2013

REVIEW: Comfort and Joy by Karin Kallmaker

JayneB ReviewsBella Books / Contemporary / f/f / lesbian romance / LGBTQIAP+ / Military / novella / religion9 Comments

“Home from Afghanistan to surprise her mother, Milla doesn’t expect more than the best apple pie in the world and the bliss of unrationed hot showers. She’s not counting on futures – or meeting a woman like Tyna.” Dear Ms. Kallmaker, Our readers at Dear Author have bemoaned the fact ... more >

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