First, for anyone who wondered, yes, there was as typo in yesterday’s post: It was actually 7,115 books that were read for Lesbian Book Bingo, not 115.
And since that’s a LOT of books, it took quite some time to compile this list of all the books that were read for Book Bingo. Thanks so much to my friend and beta reader Trish, who spent more than 50 hours putting this list together.
I’m listing just the top 10 most-read books for each square in this post and the 20 most-read books overall; otherwise, it would get much too long. For a complete list of all the books people read for Book Bingo, click here.
Some categories have more than 10 books listed because there was a tie.
DON’T MISS THE SURPRISE GIVEAWAY
Oh, and for a surprise giveaway, make sure you scroll down to the bottom of this post.
The 20 most-read books for Lesbian Book Bingo
Perfect Rhythm by Jae
Just for Show by Jae
Who’d Have Thought by G Benson
Backwards to Oregon by Jae
Just Physical by Jae
Casting Lacey by Elle Spencer
The Brutal Truth by Lee Winter
Under a Falling Star by Jae
Departure from the Script by Jae
Damage Control by Jae
The Lily and the Crown by Roslyn Sinclair
Fated Love by Radclyffe
Conflict of Interest by Jae
Something in the Wine by Jae
Next of Kin by Jae
The Red Files by Lee Winter
Ask, Tell by E.J. Noyes
Heartsick by Tracey Richardson
Survival Instincts by May Dawney
Paper Love by Jae
Women in uniform
Conflict of Interest by Jae
Relic by Anne Hagan
Ask, Tell by E.J. Noyes
Sawmill Springs by Gerri Hill
Don’t Call Me Hero by Eliza Lentzski
Dangerous Waters by Radclyffe
A More Perfect Union by Carsen Taite
Strong by Natalie Debrabandere
Between the Lines by KD Williamson
Fragmentary Blue by Erica Abbott
Intersection by Nancy Ann Healy
Moment of Weakness by KG MacGregor
Officer Down by Erin Dutton
Historical fiction
Backwards to Oregon by Jae
Shaken to the Core by Jae
Letters Never Sent by Sandra Moran
Fingersmith by Sarah Waters
Water’s Edge by Genevieve Fortin
Galveston 1900: Swept Away by Linda Crist
Hidden Truths by Jae
The Covert Captain by Jeannelle M. Ferreira
Tiopa Ki Lakota by D Jordan Redhawk
Escape to Pirate Island by Niamh Murphy
In the Company of Women by Kate Christie
Silver Wings by H.P. Munro
Doctors and veterinarians
Heartsick by Tracey Richardson
Fated Love by Radclyffe
LA Metro by RJ Nolan
All the Little Moments by G Benson
All That Matters by Susan X Meagher
Trigger by Jessica L Webb
Heart Trouble by Jae
The Origins of Heartbreak by Cara Malone
Dangerous Waters by Radclyffe
Love on Call by Radclyffe
Fantasy
Of Fire and Stars by Audrey Coulthurst
When Women were Warriors by Catherine Wilson
Sword of the Guardian by Merry Shannon
Rising From the Ashes by Caren J. Werlinger
Breaking Legacies by Zoe Reed
Banshee’s Honor by Shaylynn Rose
Dragon Horse War: The Calling by D. Jackson Leigh
The Beast That Never Was by Caren J. Werlinger
Ice Massacre by Tiana Warner
The Seer & the Shield by D Jackson Leigh
Women of color
Tailor-Made by Yolanda Wallace
Falling Hard by Jae
Anika Takes the Long Way Home Up Soul Mountain by Eliza Andrews
Keile’s Chance by Dillon Watson
An Outsider Inside by R J Samuel
Not Your Sidekick by C.B. Lee
Parties in Congress by Colette Moody
All the Little Moments by G Benson
Pink by KD Williamson
The Power of Mercy by Fiona Zedde
Falling Into Place by Sheryn Munir
Up on the Roof by AL Brooks
Celebrity romance
Damage Control by Jae
Casting Lacey by Elle Spencer
And Playing the Role of Herself by K.E. Lane
The Locket by Gerri Hill
Waiting in the Wings by Melissa Brayden
After the Glitter Fades by Diane Marina
Just Physical by Jae
All That Lies Within by Lynn Ames
Leaving LA by Kate Christie
Departure From the Script by Jae
In Fashion by Jody Klaire
The Gravity Between Us by Kristen Zimmer
The Princess Affair by Nell Stark
The Princess Deception by Nell Stark
Fake relationship romance
Just For Show by Jae
Who’d Have Thought by G Benson
Something in the Wine by Jae
Casting Lacey by Elle Spencer
Tricky Wisdom by Camryn Eyde
Backwards to Oregon by Jae
By Mutual Consent by Tracey Richardson
The Color of Love by Radclyffe
Contract for Love by Alison Grey
Face it by Georgette Kaplan
In Development by Rachel Spangler
Piece of Cake by Gun Brooke
Science fiction
The Lily & the Crown by Roslyn Sinclair
Survival Instincts by May Dawney
Friends in High Places by Andi Marquette
Paradox Valley by Gerri Hill
Partners: Book 1 by Melissa Good
Depths of Blue by Lise MacTague
Raging at the Stars by Lesley Davis
Without a Front: The Producer’s Challenge by Fletcher DeLancey
Ammonite by Nicola Griffith
The Caphenon by Fletcher DeLancey
Age difference
The Brutal Truth by Lee Winter
Next of Kin by Jae
Seasons of Love by Harper Bliss
Bring Holly Home by A.E. Radley
The Music & the Mirror by Lola Keeley
Sidebar by Carsen Taite
By Design by JA Armstrong
Coffee Sonata by Gun Brooke
Winter Jacket by Eliza Lentzski
Touchwood by Karin Kallmaker
Foodie romance
Taste by Kris Bryant
Chef’s Special by Susan X Meagher
How Sweet it is by Melissa Brayden
First Course by JA Armstrong
Blend by Georgia Beers
All You Can Eat by R.G. Emanuelle & Andi Marquette
Starting from Scratch by Georgia Beers
Veritas by MJ Duncan
Perfect Pairing by Rachel Spangler
Sugar by Karin Kallmaker
LGBTQIA+ characters
Perfect Rhythm by Jae
Being Emily by Rachel Gold
Tengoku by Rae D. Magdon
Outcaste by Fletcher DeLancey
Roller Girl by Vanessa North
Thaw by Elyse Springer
Who’d Have Thought by G Benson
Just Jorie by Robin Alexander
Dark Horse by A.L. Brooks
Flinging It by G Benson
Just Juliet by Charlotte Reagan
Knit One, Girl Two by Shira Glassman
London Harmony: Squid Hugs by Erik Schubach
Sweet Boy & Wild One by TL Hayes
Erotica & erotic romance
Hot Line by Alison Grey
Thirteen Hours by Meghan O’Brien
The Club by A.L. Brooks
Shadow Haven by AJ Schippers
Don’t Be Shy by Astrid Ohletz & Jae
Heart’s Surrender by Emma Weimann
Her Best Friend’s Sister by Meghan O’Brien
Shameless by Brit Ryder
Private Passion by Ronica Black
The Taste of Her Vol. 1 by Jess Lea
Behind the Green Curtain by Riley LaShea
Summer reads
Strawberry Summer by Melissa Brayden
When the Stars Sang by Caren J. Werlinger
Symphony in Blue by MJ Duncan
Breaker’s Passion by Julie Cannon
Hearts like Hers by Melissa Brayden
Sparks Like Ours by Melissa Brayden
Summer’s Cove by Aurora Rey
Take Only Pictures by Laina Villeneuve
The Secret Pond by Gerri Hill
The Summer of our Discontent by Robin Alexander
Whitewater Rendezvous by Kim Baldwin
Friends to lovers romance
The Gravity Between Us by Kristen Zimmer
Jericho by Ann McMan
Just Three Words by Melissa Brayden
Imagining Reality by Lynn Galli
Without Warning by K.G. MacGregor
Beginnings by L.T. Smith
None so Blind by LJ Maas
Prairie Heart by Marian Snowe
Always Alex by Robin Alexander
Hidden Truths by Jae
Snow Globe by Georgia Beers
The Secret Pond by Gerri Hill
Greengage Plots by Emma Sterner-Radley
The Goodmans by Clare Ashton
Romantic comedy
Kellen’s Moment by Robin Alexander
The Plus One by Natasha West
Greengage Plots by Emma Sterner-Radley
Clinched Love by Lynn Galli
Just Jorie by Robin Alexander
Just My Luck by Andrea Bramhall
Scissor Link by Georgette Kaplan
A Fairytale of Possibilities by Kiki Archer
Temporary Girl by Robin Alexander
See Right Through Me by L.T. Smith
Hoosier Daddy by Ann McMan
Kiss the Girl by Melissa Brayden
Welcome to the Wallops by Gill Mcknight
Crazy Little Thing by Saxon Bennett & Layce Gardner
Enemies to lovers romance
The Red Files by Lee Winter
The Road to You by Harper Bliss
Second Nature by Jae
Anyone But You by KG MacGregor
Blend by Georgia Beers
Sparks Like Ours by Melissa Brayden
Ice by Lyn Gardner
Tropical Storm by Melissa Good
Visiting Hours by Tagan Shepard
Paper Love by Jae
A Girl Called London by Clare Lydon
Failing Slowly by Lila Bruce
First Position by Melissa Brayden
Rook Takes Queen by Em Stevens
Workplace/office romance
Paper Love by Jae
Turbulence by E.J. Noyes
It’s Not a Date by Heather Blackmore
The Brutal Truth by Lee Winter
Fated Love by Radclyffe
Eyes Like Those by Melissa Brayden
Right Here, Right Now by Georgia Beers
The Muse by Suzie Carr
Under a Falling Star by Jae
Beauty and the Boss by Ali Vali
Characters with a disability
Just Physical by Jae
Blindsided by Karis Walsh
Wounded Souls by RJ Nolan
Battle Scars by Meghan O’Brien
Frame by Frame by CJ Murphy
Making a Comeback by Julie Blair
The Loudest Silence by Olivia Janae
Love’s Melody Lost by Radclyffe
The Smell of Rain by Cameron MacElvee
Mending Defects by Lynn Galli
Unconventional Lovers by Annette Mori
Sheridan’s Fate by Gun Brooke
Butch/femme couples
Departure From the Script by Jae
Unexpected by Jenny Frame
Charming the Vicar by Jenny Frame
The Devil Inside by Ali Vali
Lost for Words by Andrea Bramhall
Love at Cooper’s Creek by Missouri Vaun
Just Physical by Jae
Between the Lines by KD Williamson
Fated Love by Radclyffe
Close to Home by Rachel Spangler
Fearless by Shira Glassman
Switching Gears by Rhavensfyre
Paranormal
Second Nature by Jae
Wild by Meghan O’Brien
Five Moons Rising by Lisa MacTague
Good Enough to Eat by Jae & Alison Grey
Ambereye by Gill McKnight
Fury’s Bridge by Brey Willows
Hunger for You by Jenny Frame
Manhattan Moon by Jae
Dark Wings Descending by Lesley Davis
Goldenseal by Gill McKnight
Indigo Moon by Gill McKnight
Witch Wolf by Winter Pennington
Holiday books
Under a Falling Star by Jae
Chasing a Brighter Blue by Gerri Hill
That Old Emerald Mountain Magic by Cara Malone
The Bureau of Holiday Affairs by Andi Marquette
Holme for the Holidays by Miranda Macleod
All I Want for Christmas by Clare Lydon
Language of Love by Astrid Ohletz & Alex Thorne
Season’s Meetings by Amy Dunne
Mistletoe by Lyn Gardner
Winter Calling by Lynn Galli
Snow Globe by Georgia Beers
Ticket 1207 by Robin Alexander
Sports romance
Code of Conduct by Cheyenne Blue
Edge of Glory by Rachel Spangler
Delay of Game by Tracey Richardson
Gold by EJ Noyes
Fore Play by Julie Cannon
Switchback by S.W. Andersen
Defensive Mindset by Wendy Temple
Playing for First by Chris Paynter
Illegal Contact by Becky Harmon
Sparks Like Ours by Melissa Brayden
To Have Loved & Lost by Eliza Andrews
Romantic suspense & mystery
Requiem for Immortals by Lee Winter
Hunter’s Way by Gerri Hill
Conflict of Interest by Jae
Next of Kin by Jae
Four Steps by Wendy Hudson
Devil’s Rock by Gerri Hill
Sawmill Springs by Gerri Hill
A Dark Horse by Blayne Cooper
The Killing Ground by Syd Parker
Trigger by Jessica L Webb
Second chance romance
The Art of Us by KL Hughes
Twice in a Lifetime by Clare Lydon
Second Chances by MJ Duncan
A Road Through Mountains by Miranda MacLeod
Goldenseal by Gill McKnight
Outside the Law by Carsen Taite
Captain’s Choice by VK Powell
Capturing Forever by Erin Dutton
Drawing the Line by KD Williamson
Once in a Lifetime by Harper Bliss
The Miracle Girl by TB Markinson
The Plus One by Natasha West
Free choice
Stoner McTavish by Sarah Dreher
Backwards to Oregon by Jae
All that matters by Susan X Meagher
Curious Wine by Katherine V. Forrest
Depths of Blue by Lise MacTague
Eyes Like Those by Melissa Brayden
The Devil Inside by Ali Vali
Heartwood by Catherine Lane
Fated Love by Radclyffe
The Red Files by Lee Winter
Under Your Skin by Lee Winter
Heart Like Hers by Melissa Brayden
Embracing the Dawn by Jeannie Levig
Pennance by Clare Ashton
SURPRISE GIVEAWAY!
One of the three winners of the grand prize donated six of the ebooks she won for other readers to enjoy! Thanks so much, Ali.
The ebooks you can win are:
- Chef’s Special by SX Meagher
- Code of Conduct by Cheyenne Blue
- Heartwood by Catherine Lane
- Imagining Reality by Lynn Galli
- Perfect Rhythm by Jae
- The Red Files by Lee Winter
To be entered into the drawing, please leave a comment and tell us your favorite lesbian or f/f book that you read in 2018. I’ll draw the six winners on Saturday, January 5, 10 a.m. (Central European Time).
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Just one fav book? Oh dear, that’s impossible. I’ve to flip a coin….
Under your skin by Lee Winter.
I can’t choose one. I read many books by many talented authors.
Amounting to Nothing by Karis Walsh
I’ve listed top 5 and top 3 elsewhere, but one? Has to be the one that caused a book hangover, Poppy Jenkins by Clare Ashton.
I think my favorite was the last one I read: Escape to Pirate Island by Niamh Murphy.
I would have to say The Goodmans by Claire Ashton
I’d say Water’s Edge by Genevieve Fortin
Its really hard to pick just 1, but I’ll choose perfect rhythm by Jae, as it helped me expand my list of authors I love to read. Very well written and great story!
Ambereye by Gill McKnight.
Thanks, Ali.
dangerous waters by radclyffe
Far From Home by Lorelei Brown. Wonderful writing and story telling about two people from different cultural background finding love. :)
Madame President by Blayne Cooper & T. Novan
Nice choice Petra…it is one of my favourites too.
Nice choice Petra..It is one of my favourites too 😀
One of my favorites was “Strawberry Summer” by Melissa Brayden
I loved the arrow of Artemis Series by k aten.
Well it seems like everyone read your books 😄 and I want to thank you again for doing this it was an amazing experience 🤩
Hmmm, it’s so hard to choose one book. There were so many that I loved this year, but I think I’ll say “The Music and the Mirror” because it’s not one I would normally read, and it blew me away.
Oh boy, picking just one of all the great books I read is so hard. I think I have to go with In the Distance There is Light by Harper Bliss. It’s heartbreaking and lovely and sexy all at once and it touched me deeply.
Please don’t enter me in the giveaway, but I want to nominate The Brutal Truth by Lee Winter as my favorite book I read in 2018. But I have about 10 other favorites too!
Perfect Rhythm by Jae. The story was extremely fascinating and opened my mind up to a whole other relationship dimension. Thank you Jae for getting me out of my little box.
Oh dear..to many..
“Under Your Skin”
Love the lists…the reading goes on and on! My favorite of 2018 was As Long As Love Lasts, by Jea Hawkins. Historical, and it even has an elephant!
Hard to pick just one book. The one impressed me most was Strawberry Summer by Melissa Brayden.
Does the list of over 7.000 books help you, Jae, to pick a good read for yourself 😄?
I’d have to go with one of my favorite books: Backwards to Oregon by Jae
I went through my Goodreads account, and figured out I read 292 books this year, many of them from this list! I have to say that my favorites were topped by Lee Winters’ and Jae’s books. I also loved Just Jorie by Robin Alexander
I read so many and I have so many. If I had to pick the book I have reread the most it would be Backwards to Oregon by Jae. I just love that series so much and I love western romances.
This is tough with so many terrific books by such talented authors but I guess I have to go with By Design by JA Armstrong.
It’s very hard to pick up just one. There are too many good books I read on 2018. Perfect rhythm by Jae for example. This Time by SW Anderson. Requiem for Immortals by Lee Winter …. And I easily could go on :)
So many to choose from, but I enjoyed Thora: A Spartan Hoplite’s Slave by Red Hope.
The Road Ahead by A. E. Radley. A new author for me I found through Bingo!
My favorite was “The Brutal Truth” by Lee Winter.
Still keep reading it, again and again ….
I also bought the Audio- Version narrated by Angela
Dawe (stunning). Can’t wait for Angela Dawe narrating “Breaking Character”.
Tough decision, going with the Goodmans by Clare Ashton. I was always sad when any of Melissa Brayden’s Seven Shore books ended, I couldn’t hang around such great friends anymore. Paper Love was like traveling to Germany, a virtual vacation.
The Goodmas by Clare Ashton
How can you ask these questions? Not fair.
I have a lot of favorites. Casting Lacey remains a favorite. And Just Physical. And The Brutal Truth. And… ok, that list goes on and on. :-)
Favorite would be The Midnight Hunt by Radclyffe, it opened up the entire world of paranormal for me.
A Wish Upon A Star by Jeannie Levig.
My favourite f/f read of 2018 was Who’d Have Thought by G Benson :)
The Amnesia Project by Barbara Winkes
After completing eight bingo cards, it’s impossible to choose just one favourite. I loved them all, even the genres I wasn’t keen on.
3.33 by Charlie Conwell
To many to mention but I did love,
Popcorn love by k l Hughes
Puppy love series by Georgia beers
Under the d’allonger star. Jae
Survival instinct or the secret pond.
Perfect Rhythm by Jae
It is difficult to choose a favourite book, but it think the most anticipated book and rightly so was Resilience by Fletcher DeLancey
The Fury series by Brey Willows
Had to write down 8 and spin the pencil! lol Came up with Promises, Promises” by L.J. Baker. Really fun bingo.
Favorite of all year is hard, but I think it was Who’d Have Thought by G. Benson. It was the best surprise of the year for me.
Just to name one favourite is hard, I have a Top 5 and between those it´s hard to say which is the No.1. But I think I will go with “The Music and the Mirror” because usually it wouldn´t have been my first choice to read.
If I win the books Perfect Rhythm and The Red Files could go to a second winner because I already have them.
Oh it’s so hard to pick just one… but my favorite top two of the year would have to be The Lilly and The Crown and The Brutal Truth :)
I have so many favorite books. This is hard lol. I’m going to go with Outcaste by Fletcher Delancey, because once it became clear how the story tied in to the rest of the series, I was blown away. The entire series is just masterful.
I had several favorites, but I’ll say Without a Front: The Producer’s Challenge by Fletcher DeLancey because it’s a genre I stopped reading decades ago, and it renewed my interest in sci fi.
The Loudest Silence by Olivia Janae. It’s such a beautiful book.
My favorite that i read last year was Compass Rose by Anna Burke
I loved so many books this year but 3 stand out! All The Way Home by Nancy A Healy, Frame By Frame by CJ Murphy & Darkness Falls by KC Luck! Thanks again for this awesome Bingo!
Thank you for including me on the list. That book holds a special place for me in the ones I’ve written so far. If you want to catch up with the series, book three is out now, A Fighting Chance, and I’ll be bring book four, Behind the Scenes, out soon. And, for the record, my favorite read was Melissa Brayden’s Strawberry Summer. I’ve read it twice now. It will be one of the few I read over and over again.
Picking one favourite is hard there were so many books I enjoyed last year
I really loved the True heart series by Saxon Bennett and Layce Gardner
I think my favourite for this year would have to be Just for Show by Jae
Oh wow…I have to choose one. Right now I would pick Joint Venture, book 4 in the Addy and Karen series, by Tey Holden. But also the Curse of Doll Island by Ocean grabbed me by the toes. I can’t wait for what follows in each of them.
So many to choose from, but I’ll go with Resilience by Fletcher DeLancey.
Conflict of interest by Jae
When women were warriors bu Wilson. I have read the series 3 times since I love it so much.
I would have to say Thaw by Elyse Springer
The best this year was “Backwards to Oregan” by Jae A very different wonderful book.
Oh man. I’d have to choose Sincerely, Daniella by Eija Jimenez.
Picking just one is tough. Id have to go with Just For Show by Jae and Fated Love by Radclyffe.
Give me a reason Lyn Gardner
I read so many books this year it is very hard to choose just one, but I think from My squares my
Favorite was The Smell Of Raim by Cameron MacElvee, it was a phenomenal book.
Ask Me, Again by E.J. Noyes
SX Meagher’s Chef’s Special was my favourite book for 2018. I love foodie books!!!
So many favorites, how to pick just one?? I started last year revisiting an old favorite, “And Playing the Role of Herself” – so I’ll start this year listing that one.
The Goodmas by Clare Ashton
I loved a lot of them! Maybe Origin’s of Heartbreak by Cara Malone. Only because I left like it could of fallen into many categories. I also loved Xanadu by Julie Anne Peters because it isn’t the typical story line.
Very difficult to pick! There were several books that stood out to me this past year, but I think I’d have to pick Poppy Jenkins by Clare Ashton. I knew I’d enjoy it, but I didn’t realize that I’d enjoy it as much as I did.
It’s hard to pick just one, however I will choose the very first lesfic book I read which was Poppy Jenkins by Claire Ashton. I loved it and it and it got me hooked on lesfic books.
Gosh, this is so hard!!
Beauty and the Boss by Vala Ali
My favourite for 2018 was ‘Once Upon a Princess’ by Clare Lydon & Harper Bliss. Loved it and it made me smile :)
My all time favorite : Words Heard in Silence by T Novan and Taylor Rickard
My favourite was the Open Tab series by JA Armstrong.
For 2018 – Requiem for Immortals by Lee Winter was the best in a very close race.
All of Fletcher Delancy Chronicles of Alsea series!
The Tiger’s Daughter by K. Arsenault Rivera was fantastic! Easily one of my all time favorites.
Choose only 1. That’s tough. I’d say Sparks Like Ours by Melissa Brayden.
Can I say the entire Mickey Knight series by JM Redmann?
Just because this book stuck with me for so long after I had finished it. “All That Matters” by Susan X Meagher
It’s so hard to pick just one favorite but I think it must be Requiem for Immortals by Lee Winter.
Hard to pick between my favorite trope, Age-Gap, in Torchwood by Karin Kallmaker and the book that made me smile the most, Casting Lacey by Elle Spencer – #teamquinn
This book stuck with me for a long time after reading it. All that matters by Susan X Meagher
It’s almost too hard to pick just one! If I had to, it would be The Goodmans by Clare Ashton.
Like everyone, it is truly difficult to pick just one. But I will list the first book that came to mind from this question: Bishop’s Run by B.D. Gates
Even tho I only sent in one Bingo, I’ve read many books this past year I would never have discovered without the Lesbian Book Bingo. My favorite book was the one I just finished (& am already re-reading), WHEN WOMEN WERE WARRIORS, by Catherine M Wilson
Hard pick but I have to go with Fusion the first one of the Velvet series by Diana Kane
Paper Love, After Mrs. Hamilton, The Practitioner. Just couldn’t pick just one. There are so many more!
I read 50+ this year. To pick a favorite? Ugh. My rereads of Starting from Scratch (Beers) or Backcast (McMan) were the best. If I had to pick a 2018 book, I’d have to go with The Art of Us.
You don’t need to enter me in the drawing, but I wanted to give a shout-out to my fave this year:
The Breath of the Sun, by Rachel Fellman
(Other top reads included A Pearl for My Mistress, by Annabel Fielding; Out of the Blue, by Sophie Cameron; Sovereign, by April Daniels; The Gloaming, by Kirsty Logan; The Private Life of Jane Maxwell, by Jen Gott; and The Seafarer’s Kiss, by Julia Ember.)
At a quick count, I read 71 f/f books this year, including a number outside my usual genre preferences. :)
One! Only one, then Anna Burke’s debut novel, Compass Rose would be the one I’d pick.
I have read so many. But I would say Sharp Shooter by Leslie Murray
Hi everyone !!
🍾🍾🍾🍾 HAPPY NEW YEAR !!! 🍾🍾🍾🍾
May 2019 be a very good year, full of Health, Joy, Peace, Love, Books and whatever you wish … 😉😉😉
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My favorite lesfic novel read in 2018 ??? ==> Ouch !! Now that’s a difficult choice I have to make since I deeply loved several of books I’ve read (more than 100 last year) for different reasons …
Let’s say that I choose a novel written by an author for whom I DON’T beta read … the choice is still very hard but I’ll pick up Roslyn Bane’s “The Long Way Home” …
“Code of Conduct” by Cheyenne Blue & “Perfect Rhythm” by Jae have both already been read …
Any one of those 4 novels would be welcomed :
“Chef’s Special” by SX Meagher
“Heartwood” by Catherine Lane
“Imagining Reality” by Lynn Galli
“The Red Files” by Lee Winter
Good luck all !!!
Greetings from Reunion Island
My favorite was the Language of Hoofbeats by Catherine Ryan Hyde. It was so beautifully layered.
wow, I need more books to read! My fav was Eat your heart out, that i got like in 2010 lol
My favorite was Girls Made of Snow and Glass by Melissa Bashardoust. It only had a hint of lesbianism, but the story kept you reading till the end.
It is the author’s first book. I hope she keeps writing. Her take on fairy tales is interesting.
A Proper Cuppa Tea by KG MacGregor
audiobook:
Who’d Have Thought by G Benson (narrator: Tanya Eby)
short story:
The Friend by Lee Winter
The Sea by KL Hughes
novella:
Romancing The Inventor by Gail Carriger
novel:
Fingersmith by Sarah Waters
series:
Seven Shores series by Melissa Brayden
(Eyes Like Those; Hearts Like Hers; Sparks Like Ours; Love Like This)
The one that I keep going back to would be perfect rhythm by Jae.
My favorite is Shaken to the Core by Jae.
Great Prize, thank you!!
There are so many but I’d have to go with Requiem for Immortals by Lee Winter
The Brutal Truth by Lee Winter and Who’d Have Thought It by G Benson are my top ones but I have a lot more I really liked too
Like so many others have said, this question is very hard to answer for 1 book. So, I will take the “easy” way out and list some of the authors :
JA Armstong (Nancy Ann Healy), Jae, Jourdyn Kelly, Giselle Fox, Harper Bliss, Melissa Brayden, TB Markinson, etc. (I know I am forgetting some, but these were off of the top of my head) LOL
Because of the bingo, I read more books in one year ever! There were so many good stories and I discovered so many new authors.
Just one that is impossible…don’t make me choose ;-)
But i guess from all the ones from last year id go for Survival Instincts by May Dawney. Because i was in a bit of an last of us, fallout, the 100, kinda mood the last year and this fit right in
I have to agree picking just one is impossible. I read books by authors new to me as well as new and reread books by many authors.
Actually added some new authors to my favorites list which is quite long already. However, I’ll answer your question by saying although there are many others I could list I’ll mention only the Arrow of Artemis series by K. Aten.
But I have to pick as my favorite this year Resilience by Fletcher Delancey. Only Fletcher could come up with an alien like that one!
I have 4 of the books in your list, so if I’m picked for any other than Chef’s Special or Code of Conduct please draw another name.
As Lng As Love Lasts by Jea Hawkins
“Departure from the Script” by Jae – positively SWOONWORTHY & makes me happy just thinking about it. *happy sigh*
I was about to go scroll through the list of all the books I read in 2018, but you know how many that is, and I’m afraid I wouldn’t be done in time to post a comment for the drawing. Also, I’m not confident about my ability to choose just one. Maybe a small list of the top 5 – um, maybe 10 – no, top 50? That might work…
Such a tough choice. I love so many authors and books. But my go to book for when I’m feeling down is Gloria’s Inn by Robin Alexander. Never fails to Crack me up and brighten my day.
Had to pick one…
Letters Never Sent by Sandra Moran..
Hunger for you by Jenny Frame
Fated Love by Radclyffe, and Perfect Rhythm by Jae
Family Affair by Saxon Bennett