Tag: sapphic
Pride and Prejudice and Pittsburgh by Rachael Lippincott
Queen B’s Decree: Pride and Prejudice in a title will suck me in every time (even though this book was not remotely related to P&P’s plot—I don’t care, will still read). And a queer romance? Count. Me. In. P&P&P was a cute and sweet time travel trope. Audrey is a high school senior in Pittsburgh […]
Here We Go Again by Alison Cochrun
Lucky Cupid by Sarah Blue
Queen B’s Decree: Sometimes I want a sweet and fluffy paranormal novella. And Lucky Cupid scratches that itch. Juliet is a newly-made cupid and just doesn’t seem to fit in. She’s not making matches, her bow and arrow skills are middling, and how can she create a love match if she hasn’t felt it herself? […]
How You Get the Girl by Anita Kelly
Queen B’s Decree: There hasn’t ever been an Anita Kelly book that I haven’t loved, and How You Get the Girl doesn’t break that streak. Julie is a high school girl’s basketball coach, and one day her newest player’s foster mom walks in…and it’s the ex-WNBA player that was featured in the posters on he […]
Don’t Want You Like a Best Friend by Emma Alban
Queen B’s Decree: I was pretty obsessed with this book. I think what I loved so much about this book was the combination of emotions evoked in me. It was funny, and heartbreaking, and sweet, and spicy, and I just couldn’t get enough. Beth and Gwen were fully fleshed characters, and I loved their progression […]
Cleat Cute by Meryl Wilsner
Queen B’s Decree: Holy inner monologues Batman. If you’re wanting to know the inner workings of two overthinking lesbians, Cleat Cute is for you. Overall, Cleat Cute was…cute (I make myself lol). There was a fun progression from coworkers to friends with benefits to lovers, with an interesting dynamic of the rookie versus veteran. Despite […]
The Society for Soulless Girls by Laura Steven
Queen B’s Decree: The Society for Soulless Girls was an interesting concept: a dark, gothic, sapphic retelling of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde. I enjoyed the paranormal aspect, and the investigation into the mystery. Lottie and Alice were both very distinct and interesting characters, I felt their enemies-to-lovers romance to be very realistic. And man, […]