Question about Bridget Morrissey’s “Anywhere You Go”
Is this two romance stories sewn together with the final couplings being Tatum & June and Eleanor & Carson, or do Tatum & Eleanor wind up together?
Is this two romance stories sewn together with the final couplings being Tatum & June and Eleanor & Carson, or do Tatum & Eleanor wind up together?
Whether it be something she’s never tried or her preferred way to spend a Tuesday night, I am looking for depictions of girl-on-girl fisting action.
F/F and F/NB preferred, FFM+ acceptable
I’ve been putting this off for months out of embarrassment, but I’m looking for romance novels involving a non-zero amount of fisting.
There’s no tag for this on romance.io, and searching the sub gives no results.
Hi everyone, I'm looking for mafia books where the FMC is kidnapped by the love interest (or their boss/friends) for whatever reasons, but instead of being mad, FMC is actually glad that she was kidnapped, and maybe even asks her captor to not send her back
FMC can be a mafia princess or even someone who knows nothing about the mafia or have any sort of other role, possibly escaping from a bad financial situation, or maybe she's being treated badly by someone
-Please F/F or F/NB ONLY
The closest I’ve come to this is {Capturing Tess by Anna Stone}, but I wouldn’t recommend that to anyone because even I was like “The love interest is her dead mother’s ex-girlfriend? Yeah, that’s too much.”
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I can’t be the only person who thinks it’s a bit much, right? Like, an age gap romance between a 22 and 39 year old is one thing, but >!your dead ex-girlfriend’s daughter from a teen pregnancy ?!< That… sure is something.
I can usually excuse a lot, and I mean a lot, but this might be the first time I was rooting against a sapphic couple in a romance book. Anna Stone hasn’t let me down before and I’ve loved the rest of her books that I’ve read, but I genuinely would have rather seen Tess with Riley, the “driver” (who I hope gets their own book down the line).
Did anyone else feel this way after reading it?
It can be any genre. But I’m looking for couples where going up on tiptoes isn’t going to cut it when they kiss. Somebody’s gotta stoop down or find something to stand on. I mean “the top of your head is my armrest” height difference. I want 69 to be off. the. table.
I’ve read “Legends & Lattes” by Travis Baldree and “She Came For Blood” by Darva Green.
Bonus points if the short one is masc and the tall one is femme.