Tag: Own Voices
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Lou’s Review: The Jasmine Throne, by Tasha Suri
“Priya and Malini’s romance is one of the best I’ve yet encountered. I’m not usually one for Slow Burns, but this pacing fit perfectly with the novel’s scope, and two women who are mistrustful owing to the betrayals they’ve known.”
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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: In Bloom, by Eva Verde
“In Bloom is a remarkable story about the love between three generations of women, each with their own complex lives and inner struggles.”
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Lou’s Review: Lives Like Mine, by Eva Verde
“The narrative voice is unlike any other I’ve ever encountered. Monica’s rhythm of speech and turn of phrase bring an unbeatable level of authenticity to this story – and also an incredible beauty.”
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Lou’s Review: We Deserve Monuments, by Jas Hammonds
There’s a good chance we’ve found my favourite read of the month; maybe even the year. Possibly the decade. From page one I was completely hooked.
Lou Morgan 