Review: A Terrific F/F Love Story
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 07 4, 2013
I wish it were possible to give four-and-a-half stars, because all that keeps me from give it five stars is the fact I have other erotic romances I like better.I loved this female/female erotic romance. And it is a romance. Maddy is a woman from Portland fleeing the man she has just broken up with. She comes to Bella Key for a vacation, but ends up finding so much more than she was expecting when she meets Sunny, the owner of a Bed & Breakfast on the island.The characters were realistic and Maddy's conflict was a real one. I would have liked to have a final conversation with the boyfriend she moved 3,000 miles away from to explain to him once and for all that it is really over as part of the book, but really that part of the book was secondary to the love story between Maddy and Sunny so I guess I can do with figuring it happened during the time between the last two chapters.Maddy fights against what is happening between Sunny and her. She thinks of her mother's talk about her "biological clock" and feels this would be a constant issue between Sunny and her. Then of course there is coming to terms with the fact she is a lesbian, and has always been a lesbian. She is in a real quandary. She is a big-wig in the publishing business and has her career to think about too. There are so many factors that affect her willingness to accept, or deny, her attraction to and feelings for Sunny.The storyline is coherent and well-developed. It made me want to see a full length novel featuring the characters. I really liked them and wanted to spend more time getting to know them better. I wanted to learn more of their personalities, their quirks and their lives, both before they all come to meet each other and afterward.I recommend this book highly to readers who like good romanerotica, aka erotic romances, especially female/female erotica with a terrific romance. This story offers everything.* I received a copy of this book free from the author in return for an honest, frank review *