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[free-queer-books]

Lake Moon by Emma Chamberlain and Blythe Stone

An unresolved murder case drove Jessica away from her remote and heavily wooded small town. When her mother suddenly passes away Jessica is forced to return to the confusing place where one of her best friends went missing when they were both only teens. Between a complicated old flame and an attractive female sheriff, Jessica finds herself drowning in both the memories and the danger of her past, unable to leave or move on. Can a new romance save her life? Will her old tendencies cause her to slip back into a hot yet abusive relationship? How can she leave when she has nothing left to lose? Find out the answers to all of these questions in Lake Moon! From the best-selling lesbian romance duo who brought you the Paper Dolls Book Series and the holiday hit A Kind of Miracle... Lake Moon explores the complexity of closeted teenage love, coming to terms with a troubling past, and finding a romance in a dark place and time when light hardly shines.

Promotion length: Unknown

Markets available: Amazon

Link to book: https://www.amazon.com/Lake-Moon-Emma-Chamberlain-ebook/dp/B07PNLVRDV

[theloveandthehorror]

so, i did some math and during the month of december alone about 3 thousand people read A Kind of Miracle... That’s insane.

[free-queer-books]

Hail Victory by Blythe Stone

A sweet college student has a crush on one of the more wild baristas who works at the local cafe Hail Victory. Since she is shy and prone to quietly spying on her attractive coffee acquaintance, Wallace finds that it is impossible to grab the girl's attention. But then fate steps in and Alexis all but lands in Wallace's lap during a breakup with her ex. Things become complicated fast and a close friend becomes the new onlooker. A new lesbian romance that explores love versus lust. Guaranteed HEA. Rated A for adorable.

Promotion length: Unknown

Markets available: Amazon

Link to book: https://www.amazon.com/Hail-Victory-Blythe-Stone-ebook/dp/B07NSJ3WZY

[theloveandthehorror]

An unresolved murder case drove Jessica away from her remote and heavily wooded small town. When her mother suddenly passes away Jessica is forced to return to the confusing place where one of her best friends went missing when they were both only teens. Between a complicated old flame and an attractive female sheriff, Jessica finds herself drowning in both the memories and the danger of her past, unable to leave or move on. Can a new romance save her life? Will her old tendencies cause her to slip back into a hot yet abusive relationship? How can she leave when she has nothing left to lose? Find out the answers to all of these questions in Lake Moon!

Lake Moon explores the complexity of closeted teenage love, coming to terms with a troubling past, and finding a romance in a dark place and time when light hardly shines.

[theloveandthehorror]

Well, thank you all so much! We love to hear that you’re loving the story!

*recent reviews for Paper Dolls: Book Eight*

[theloveandthehorror]

An impressive real estate bid on an old run-down mansion pins a corporate lawyer against her attractive ex-girlfriend who works for the town's Historical Society. Forced to have words, after years of avoidance, the two sift through their own rubble, pulling to the surface the dark secret that caused them to prematurely split-up.

*a short and sweet romance*

*free for kindle unlimited and $1 for everyone else*

*paperback also available!*

[theloveandthehorror]

She Kissed Me First is out on Amazon now. Mason Riley is a college counselor in great need of physical touch. The woman of her dreams passes her office window every day but all Mason can muster is a long and secret stare. When Mason’s best friend finds Mason’s perfect woman on a dating app Mason’s world must decidedly change. But how can an anti social bookworm who has had very little in the way of love accept that a beautiful woman is actually interested in her?

[theloveandthehorror]

A lesbian romance specifically for the Tumblr crowd. I’ve been working on this one in my down time on Paper Dolls (which is now on book 3 in the series). Just something fun and sweet to abate my appetite for constant storytelling. 

The plot is simple and unlikely. Two young college students get to talking in a cafe without realizing that they’re actually a part of the same messy online fandom. They are on opposite sides of a common fandom war and they both have been burned in similar ways by similar girls who scarred them for life.

Liar, Liar, MaxOnFire asks the question: are we really as different as we want to believe? And if we met in person, would we actually find each other lovely and appealing and so much nicer than we find each other online?

It also challenges you more to ask: if you despise a personality online but it comes off flawless in person would you take it to bed?

If you like fandom drama and you like lesbian romance you’ll probably like this! It’s a fun little treat. A sweet and simple gay romance for the cold winter nights.

I do hope you enjoy!