Melissa Brayden is one of the best lesfic romance writers. Definitely amongst our top three favourites. She writes likeable characters, engaging dialogues, immersive stories with a good balance between emotion and awesome sex scenes. 
2.5 stars
This is an all-time classic in lesbian romance. In fact, it can just be termed as an all-time classic. It is a truly dazzling work of non-linear narrative – one of the most difficult types of writing to carry off. 
2.5 stars
Femme actress (not yet celebrity) Amanda Clark is closeted, but very certain that she has a ‘type’ i.e. femmes like her. Butch is certainly not her type. Photographer, Michelle Osinski, is as butch as they come (enough to be mistaken to be a guy more than once) and equally certain that actresses are not her ‘type’. 
Robin Alexander’s characters are unfailingly engaging and likeable. The MCs in this one, Blake Taylor and Quinn Scott are no exception – and awfully likeable. However, under all the humour, in this one, Alexander tackles some not-so-light issues as well. 
Robin Alexander has refined the straight-girl-falls trope into a fine art. 
With Zedde you can be assured of luscious women and almost suffocating treacly sex. Which may or may not be a good thing, depending on what you’re looking for. The emotionless couplings and group sex doesn’t work for us.
A little fluff, a lot light and all things non-serious. This books sets out to entertain and does so really well. 
Emi, just eighteen, is an intern set designer. She is also out and has a six-time-dumped and five-times-returned relationship with Morgan, who now seems to want to get back together. Emi and her best friend, Charlotte, are avid film buffs and swoop to buy spoils from the house of a deceased cowboy-film legend. In one of their purchases, they find a letter from the deceased star to an unknown woman and they embark on a journey to find the lady the letter was addressed to. The addressee turns out to be his daughter, dead of overdose by the time Emi and Charlotte are looking for her. She, however, had a daughter. So now, it’s up to the two girls to find the daughter, Ava.
Cute and whimsical, this is not quite what you’d expect from the author of Give Me a Reason but is an immensely enjoyable read. 
This is delightful romcom. Light, breezy, engaging and with just the kind of ending that a romcom should have. 
Romeo and Juliet retold in a modern, lesbian tale which is thoroughly involving and sexy. 
3.5 stars
Friendship. Love. Sweetness. Heat. Well-developed MCs and supporting characters. This one has it all right. Surprises in store if you pick this book based on the blurb on the back cover and settle in for a regular romance. You’ll be magicked away into an unexpected world.
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