Best Lesbian Romance 2013

by Radclyffe (Editor)

Overview

Radclyffe is on a mission: she wants to rock your world every single year. And she does. We marvel at every year's batch of annual excellence. Swooningly romantic, shudderingly erotic, poundingly good prose that will tug at your heartstrings (etc) at the beginning of every single year, or every time you open the volume. Love stories from Cheyenne Blue, Andrea Dale, Charlotte Dare, Sacchi Green, Anna Meadows, Radclyffe, and others span the tumultuous, exhilarating roller-coaster ride of romance, from the breathtakingly discoveries of new passion to the poignant depths of a shared lifetime. Love, newly minted or aged like fine wine, is ever young at heart—savor the pleasure of romance with Best Lesbian Romance 2013.

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9781573449182
Publisher:	Start Publishing Llc
Publication date:	01/21/2013
Sold by:	Barnes & Noble
Format:	eBook
Pages:	232
File size:	327 KB

About the Author

Radclyffe is an award-winning author of numerous lesbian romances. A 2003/04 recipient of the Alice B. Toklas award for her body of work and a Lambda Literary Award as well as a member of the Golden Crown Literary Society, Pink Ink, and the Romance Writers of America. Previously combining a full-time private clinic with writing books, she has since retired from medicine to devote herself full-time to writing and running her publishing house Bold Strokes Books. She currently resides in Upstate New York. Best Lesbian Romance 2009 "These are exceptionally well-written and enjoyable stories which pique the readers' interest with great plots and well-drawn characters." — The Midwest Book Review "Spiciest set of lesbian romance stories to date!" — Philadelphia Gay News "A great read." — Out Front Colorado
Radclyffe is the founder of the publishing house Bold Strokes Books and a recipient of the 2003/2004 Alice B. Toklas award. Also recognized with a Lambda Literary Award, she lives in upstate New York.

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Best Lesbian Romance 2013

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By Radclyffe

Cleis Press

Copyright © 2013 Radclyffe
All right reserved.
ISBN: 9781573449014

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“The setting sun burned red through my sliders. She gently bounced the edge of her wine glass off her lip as she returned my gaze, and I was jealous of the lipstick print her mouth left on the rim.” -- Charlotte Dare, The Bucket List

“I was utterly charmed and fascinated by the tiny furrow between her brows as she considered a question. I fell besotted and breathless once again with the curve of her collarbone, the dusky hardness of her nipples, the rounded pooch of her belly, the softness of her inner arm as I stroked it with my fingertips.
I felt dizzy with desire in a way I’d forgotten, and hadn’t realized I’d forgotten until now.” Andrea Dale, Last Rays of the Summer Sun


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Editorial Reviews

"Woven into these pages are stories of new love, old loves, new passion and lots more besides."—Lesbians North London

"Radclyffe gives readers such a variety with her choices of stories that each reader will be able to find one that speaks to her and resonates with her feelings and experiences."—Lambda Literary Review

“The setting sun burned red through my sliders. She gently bounced the edge of her wine glass off her lip as she returned my gaze, and I was jealous of the lipstick print her mouth left on the rim.” -- Charlotte Dare, The Bucket List

“I was utterly charmed and fascinated by the tiny furrow between her brows as she considered a question. I fell besotted and breathless once again with the curve of her collarbone, the dusky hardness of her nipples, the rounded pooch of her belly, the softness of her inner arm as I stroked it with my fingertips.

I felt dizzy with desire in a way I’d forgotten, and hadn’t realized I’d forgotten until now.” Andrea Dale, Last Rays of the Summer Sun

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