| Author: | Rosalyn Wraight | ISBN: | 9781932014259 |
| Publisher: | Don't Waste Daylight | Publication: | August 21, 2019 |
| Imprint: | Language: | English |
| Author: | Rosalyn Wraight |
| ISBN: | 9781932014259 |
| Publisher: | Don't Waste Daylight |
| Publication: | August 21, 2019 |
| Imprint: | |
| Language: | English |
The Lesbian Adventure Club, aka Dykes Who Dare, Scavenger Hunt: 5 Couples; 8 Clues; 24 Hours; 1 Pants-Pissing Good Time. The rules of the game are simple: trust no one, steamroll if you have to. In the end, it matters if you win and how you play.
(Lesbian Adventure Club, Book1; Approximate word count: 33,000)
Series Introduction: This ongoing series revolves around five lesbian couples—from a variety of careers and at different stages in their relationships—who spend a weekend per month immersed in an adventure concocted by one of the couples. While the stories center upon the adventure, the foundation of each is built upon the gritty issues of friendship and trust between women. Told in first-person by character Kate Sutter, a newspaper reporter, the writing is crisp, and yet, it utilizes her unique perspective and peculiar sense of humor, sending it between the extremes of sentimentality and outright hilarity.
The Lesbian Adventure Club, aka Dykes Who Dare, Scavenger Hunt: 5 Couples; 8 Clues; 24 Hours; 1 Pants-Pissing Good Time. The rules of the game are simple: trust no one, steamroll if you have to. In the end, it matters if you win and how you play.
(Lesbian Adventure Club, Book1; Approximate word count: 33,000)
Series Introduction: This ongoing series revolves around five lesbian couples—from a variety of careers and at different stages in their relationships—who spend a weekend per month immersed in an adventure concocted by one of the couples. While the stories center upon the adventure, the foundation of each is built upon the gritty issues of friendship and trust between women. Told in first-person by character Kate Sutter, a newspaper reporter, the writing is crisp, and yet, it utilizes her unique perspective and peculiar sense of humor, sending it between the extremes of sentimentality and outright hilarity.
