Tag: Bi Lead
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Lou’s Review: Hani & Ishu’s Guide to Fake Dating, by Adiba Jaigirdar
“Hani and Ishu being such polar opposites creates gorgeous chemistry between out leads. The girls go from exasperation to seeing things in each other that nobody else does.”
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Lou’s Review: Your Driver is Waiting, by Priya Guns
“It’s a rare delight, finding this story where a woman of colour has the narrative freedom to be an anti-heroine. Even when Damani is stripped of power, she always retains agency – and uses it in shocking ways.”
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Lou’s Review: The Fiancée Farce, by Alexandria Bellefleur
“This fake dating caper cements her icon status within romance, leaning into everything that makes this genre such a delight. It’s playful, uplifting… a delicious balance of sexy and sweet.”
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Lou’s Review: One Last Stop, by Casey McQuiston
“One Last Stop is glorious, uplifting sapphic romance novel unlike anything I’ve ever read. The speculative elements as much as the sweeping love story make it a truly unforgettable book…”
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Lou’s Review: Two is a Pattern, by Emily Waters
“What starts off feeling like a wholesome slow-burn quickly shifts into fierce, can’t-keep-their-hands-off-each-other passion. And all the while that initial tenderness remains, flowering into something beautiful.”
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Lou’s Review: Double Booked, by Lily Lindon
“Lindon uses a light touch to deal with complicated themes like grief, polyamory, and coming out – which means this book is laugh-out-loud funny while inviting readers to ask ourselves deeper questions…”
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Lou’s Review: Count Your Lucky Stars, by Alexandria Bellefleur
While perusing Twitter (the name may have changed but I’m still procrastinating there just the same), I learned a fantastic new term: auto-buy author. A writer whose work you enjoy so much that purchasing their books becomes an automatic reaction. And with Count Your Lucky Stars, Alexandria Bellefleur has joined that illustrious category. Everything I…
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Lou’s Review: No Rings Attached, by Rachel Lacey
“Have you ever read a romance book so good it’s changed your mind about an entire trope?”
Lou Morgan 