Celebrate Me Review — Is It Worth Reading?

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Verdict: A roughly 5,000-word butch-for-butch office-party short that delivers exactly the heat it promises, with a surprise D/s edge the three written reviews love, held back by a page count too small for anything but the one encounter and an Amazon score that runs cooler than Goodreads. Best for: Readers who want a quick, explicit … Read more

Rooting for You Review — Is It Worth Reading?

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Verdict: A warm, pun-heavy butch/butch small-town romance with rare representation, a scene-stealing cat and a community readers want to move to, held back by a romance that starts at full speed and a heroine whose anxiety loop wears some readers down. Best for: Readers who want two butch women desiring each other on the page, … Read more

Higher Review — Is It Worth Reading?

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Verdict: A rare butch-for-butch Rosh Hashanah romance with real heat, a Sephardic artist lead and a synagogue community readers love, held back by a heroine who dithers and a months-long timeline that the page count never makes you feel. Best for: Readers who have been hunting for two butches falling for each other, who want … Read more

Bring Me Home Review — Is It Worth Reading?

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Verdict: A tender, genuinely hot butch-for-butch erotic short that gives a butch heroine permission to be wanted softly, held back by a 35-page length that leaves the romance as a promise rather than a relationship. Best for: Readers who want explicit butch4butch heat with real feeling under it, who are happy with one charged night … Read more

Matzo Match Review — Is It Worth Reading?

Matzo Match by Roz Alexander book cover

Verdict: A funny, genuinely hot butch/femme Passover novella with Jewish representation readers rarely get to see on the page, held back by a heroine whose hot-and-cold routine wears thin and a length that leaves both women underdeveloped. Best for: Readers who want an explicit sapphic holiday romance that isn’t Christmas or Hanukkah, a swoon-worthy butch … Read more