Reintegration by Eden S French: Book Review
Reintegration by Eden S French is the kind of book lesfic sci-fi needs more of. The richly-drawn characters run the gamut of the LGBT spectrum and nobody is left out.
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Reviewed by Lise Mactague
Lise MacTague writes in all areas of speculative fiction, from space operas to high fantasy to urban fantasy and everything in between. She writes for a lesbian audience and suggests that those who might be offended by such works of fiction might be better served in finding their reading materials elsewhere.
Her debut novel, Depths of Blue, was published by Bella Books in April 2015. The sequels, Heights of Green and A Vortex of Crimson, will be released afterward to round out the On Deception’s Edge trilogy.
Lise lives in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. When she isn’t working as a librarian or writing, she may be found on the ice (playing hockey, definitely not figure-skating). She dabbles in painting and sculpting, and entertains her two cats on cold Wisconsin evenings.
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Taken at the Flood by Nene Adams: Book Review
Taken at the Flood by Nene Adams is the final book author Nene Adams wrote before she passed away in 2015. Meredith Reid is a former Navy captain whose charter
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Daughter of Baal by Gill McKnight: Book Review
Daughter of Baal by Gill McKnight is a whodunit mystery in the tradition of Agatha Christie. I don’t typically read mysteries, but I never have problems reading anything by Gill
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Barring Complications by Blythe Rippon: Book Review
Barring Complications by Blythe Rippon is not the kind of book I’m usually drawn to. Boy, I’ve been saying that a lot lately. I’m starting to worry my reputation as
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Freyas Tears by D Jordan Redhawk: Book Review
Freyas Tears by D Jordan Redhawk is the kind of book I love to happen across. It is so up my alley, it could have been written with me in
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Darkstone by D Jordan Redhawk: Book Review
Darkstone by D Jordan Redhawk is an urban fantasy novel with edge. I was initially hesitant to read it, from the blurb it felt a lot like Redhawk’s Sanguire series,
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Soul Selecta by Gill McKnight: Book Review
Soul Selecta by Gill McKnight is one of those books that’s a difficult to categorize. Magical realism is probably the closest I can get to shoehorning it into a category,
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Slow River by Nicola Griffith: Book Review
Slow River by Nicola Griffith was one of the very first lesbian fiction novels I read. That’s probably one reason it’s stuck with me this long, though it certainly isn’t
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The Muse by Meghan O’Brien: Book Review
The Muse by Meghan O’Brien is a guest review by Lise MacTague – I keep trying to persuade her to give up her job and do reviews for me full
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T-Minus Two by KG MacGregor: Guest Review by Lise MacTague
T-Minus Two by KG MacGregor is a guest review by Lise MacTague. She is not only a book lover but a brilliant author in her own right. You can see
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