Review: The Facts and Legends of Callie Catwell by Sophia DeRise
I was excited about asexual lesbian romance The Facts and Legends of Callie Catwell featuring a dad with an eating disorder. In my review the excitement dies.
Top Ten Tuesday: Books I Enjoyed, but Have Never Mentioned On My Blog
Queer Books about magical things to take your mind of reality. A slight spin on Top Ten Tuesday’s weekly prompt.
Review: Season’s Change by Cait Nary
Queer Hockey romance Season’s Change didn’t work for me at first. My review of Cait Nary’s book tells you why I gave it 4 stars in the end.
Review: Hear’s the Thing by Cody Alan
Cody Alan’s queer country music autobiography Hear’s the Thing demands a ranting review. And I plan to deliver.
Review: House on Fire by Jenn Burke
The story is great, the characters are even greater. The romance is… well, not lacking, because it’s just so damn realistic?
Review: Playing Offside by Jax Calder
There were parts that I loved but Playing Offside still left a somewhat bitter taste in my mouth.
Suicide Prevention Day: Books Dealing With Mental Health
Today is Suicide Prevention Day and I strongly believe books may be helpful to deal with one’s own mental health as well as educate you about living with different mental illnesses. Sometimes it’s important that you’re not alone. Sometimes it helps if someone’s living a similar life and they get their happy end.
Review: Role Model by Rachel Reid
I absolutely love that Rachel Reid put the issue of famous (sports) persons sexually assaulting other people into one of her books. In my memory there is only one other book doing that as well and interestingly enough it’s also a hockey book.
Review: Lava Red Feather Blue by Molly Ringle
Seriously. I found it exhausting to read, because everything felt kinda… like there was no spark. Which is especially sad if it’s a story about magic and the Fae.
Review: Trade Deadline by Avon Gale & Piper Vaughn
Their romance is also build on a long-ish friendship if you’re not counting the years they lost sight of each other and I’m a sucker for that.
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