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5 Things I Learned Writing My First Bisexual Character

February 9, 2018January 28, 2018 by Elizabeth Andre

I’m a lesbian author, and my Lesbian Light Reads series features stories that are deliberately low-drama and filled with beautiful women meeting and falling in love.

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Summary: A romantically queer Edwardian novel in three acts. Six unconventional people find their unconventionally-perfect matches in a community of adventurers and academics. An American heiress travels to England in 1905, soon to meet an aristocratic lady adventurer who becomes the friend and partner of a lifetime … An Oxford solicitor finds himself possessed of a modest estate, yet has no one with whom to share it. Seeking a lady of intelligence, he finds his perfect match … A gemstone magnate from Ceylon forms a connection with the Spanish secretary to an English duchess. The time may be right for their love; the place is not. But in the south of France they can live together in the sun … A sweet, low-angst, ensemble frolic. Adult situations, themes, and language, with three happy endings.

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Summary: “I am not so sure there has ever been such a thing as happy ever after, but we could certainly try for secure mutual existence.” Almost a year has passed since Dylan stumbled into Tracker’s life. A lot has changed and they’ve carved out a new existence in another land… the countless deaths they left at their backs and their wanted status by the King’s Hounds notwithstanding. With Dylan insisting that reaching his thirtieth nameday is no big deal, Tracker has arranged an evening to remember for his husband, providing everything goes as planned. A sequel to In Pain and Blood, this 21,000-word novella can be enjoyed as a stand alone.