/u/ meets /lit/

>>2135609
> the waitress from Just Physical
Now I'm confused, I've read that book like 3 times but I don't remember the waitress. Anyway I'm looking foward to it.

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I love and hate this book at the same time. It brought me HS memories, this book gave me anxiety and nostalgia. This is really painful to read.

Also, a rare book where the best friend is not a love interest, but is awesome in every way. I love Carly, and I think in the end she deserves better than Kris. I personally love the ending. It has a good end, but somewhat bittersweet. I've read the ending multiple times.

>>2135756

Thank you anon

>>2135746
Great job. Thank you!

>>2135756

Well.... that ending..... Her girlfriend kiss someone else, sleep with her call it a mistake. Got all jealous and possessive when someone try to get into Carly's pants when they are not together. Yet Carly, take Kris back and they got an happy ending.... WTF

I feel the same, loved and hated the book. Got pretty frustrated with it yet loved Ana and Carly by moment.

>>2135895
Thanks for the spoilers anon. I'm glad I didn't have time today to start reading it. That kind of stuff gets under my skin.

>Third person
>Urban fantasy / supernatural
>Not Wild

Any recs fulfilling all these?

>>2135902

Starting half the book I saw it coming but it was too late for me too stop reading.

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>>2135746

Nice job OP!

Anyhow, finally got round to reading the Scholars and Sorcery series and found it thoroughly enjoyable. A lot more Enid Blyton than I was expecting, in a good way. Somehow Esther is my favorite

Do we have any idea when the next book comes out?

>>2136009
http://www.goodreads.com/book/show/24237538-elves-and-escapades
out already anon

>>2136009
Damn you, your image made me think it was finally out. Her blog hasn't mentioned it since she posted about the manuscript being in editing almost a year ago. Also I think the book is about Esther's romance with a mermaid.

At least this one had a good ending so it stands on its own. I hate when series use a cliffhanger and then no new book ever comes out or get announced for years

Anyone know of the book im describing i read it a while ago and cant remember its name. its a romance that involves a overseer of sorts she would write reports on classes at a halfway home for woman if i remember correctly and one of the teachers there was a former prisoner not sure if thats the proper term she didnt like being around people very often besides her students. the woman who writes reports on the classes started to befriend her of sorts by first watchin the class then leaving a apple if i remember correctly. also the woman who teaches the class had a very bare apartment and had stuff delievered to her by a firend because she would get panic attacks in crowded places. sorry for the bad description im on a phone and not sure how to add spoilers tags properly on it and didnt want to put any for that reason.

Does anyone have Soul Unique by Gun Brooke? I'm having a hard time tracking it down.

>>2136029
On it!

>>2136031
Sorry to get your hopes up anon! But at least the manuscript is done. That's good news right? Right? I will wait as long as it takes for a book of Esther-centric romantic shenanigans

>>2136175
try http://forum.mobilism.org/viewtopic.php?f=1340&t=1337482&hilit=lesbian+epub+gun+brooke

>>2136173
http://forum.mobilism.org/viewtopic.php?f=1292&t=818884&hilit=ff+epub+prison went back through memory banks and found it sorry for making post in first place i searched a while then after i posted i remembered give me a reason by lyn gardner

>>2136173
Lyn Gardner- give me a reason

>>2136188
Thanks anon, you're the best.

>>2136190
Anyone have a different version of Mistletoe by her from here? Around halfway there's if I had to guess a fair amount of dialogue missing.

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>>2136420

Here sis. See if this is different to the version you have.
It was tagged as (v5.0), which means it should be of retail quality and checked by multiple people.
http://www40.zippyshare.com/v/8v56ALLO/file.html

>>2136506
Sadly no, looks like the same version. Thanks though.

>>2136614
http://www31.zippyshare.com/v/wH4jbHTy/file.html

>>2136173
sounds like a lyn gardner novel of sorts give me a reason if I remember correctly

>>2136719
This one has the missing stuff. Thanks.

Anyone have Warrior by Michelle Magly? There's links for it in mobilism, but the files have been taken down.

>>2137123
https://www.limetorrents.cc/FF-Michelle-Magly--Chronicles-of-Osota--Warrior-torrent-5136403.html
I hope this works.

Anyone got the whole Edge of Reason series by Victoria Rhodes, there only the first book on mobilism. Thanks

>>2137158
Thanks. So far no seeds, but I'll give it a couple of days.

Cannot get on with Eliza Lentzski at all or Ali Vali. Such a struggle im going to just delete those books

Ya know, sometimes avoiding spoilers can be a bad choice.
I started reading My Best Friend, Maybe by Caela Carter. Going by the description and it being listed in the LGBT/Lesbian section I thought I'd like it. BFFs turning lovers is my favourite trope so I wanted as few spoilers as possible. Didn't look up any more details about the book.

Took me about 65% of the book to drop it. Does that make me retarded? From the start, the way Colette described her then-boyfriend sounded nothing like a repressed lesbian. Aight, I though, maybe she's bi. I can stomach the "gawd so cute ahh dem dimples hawt guy" thoughts she had for a while.

The book continues with no hints. No more-than-friendly glances, no curious thoughts, no... gayness from the main girl. Then she starts noticing the best friends fucking brother. But oh, I continue reading, because the friend is obviously gay and I expect some weird turn of events that only happen in fiction.

Then the secret is out. Her friend is gay! Wait, you're still ogling boys? Okay. Okay, I'll accept this isn't going where I expected it. Shit.

So yeah. Huge waste of time. The other parts of the book weren't even that good either. It's kind of funny how difficult of a read it was for me, the straight parts. I've read many books with straight couples before. But maybe it was the combination of what I was expecting and it being in first person which did it.

I used to have a rule that i would read a book all the way through even if i wasn't enjoying it and life is so much better now i dont force myself to put up with shitty books. Theres plenty of other books to try dont waste time reading crap

It's me or if you use the FF+ lesbian or FF+romance search on Mobilism there no all the result?
http://forum.mobilism.org/search.php?st=0&sk=t&sd=d&sr=topics&keywords=FF+Lesbian
http://forum.mobilism.org/search.php?st=0&sk=t&sd=d&sr=topics&keywords=FF+Romance

Even the one op posted don't show all the new /u/ books

For Georgia Peaches and Other Forbidden Fruit and As I Descended I had to search by the author name because none od the search for /u/ books were showing them .

>>2137559
The post on mobilism has to actually contain one of the keywords you're searching, for it to show up. In As I Descended, FF, Lesbian & Romance don't appear in the post so it won't show up when you search for it.

>>2137559
OP here. Georgia Peaches does show in the search query I posted, currently at the bottom of the first page.
As I Descended doesn't show up because the poster has only tagged it as YA, and there's no mention of LGBT or lesbian in the description. Sloppy!

When searching on mobilism, make sure you're doing an advanced search and select "Search within: First post of topics only". And if you're using multiple keywords, also select "Search for any terms" at the top.

>>2137520
That sounds horrible, anon, but I hope you learned a valuable lesson. A quick ctrl+f through the book using het words can almost always tell you everything you need to know about a book without spoiling the story.
>>2137544
And this is a good rule. I used to think reading a book all the way through was the only way to live, but that was when I was pre-selecting books from renowned authors. That luxury is long gone in this niche.

>>2137647
>That sounds horrible, anon, but I hope you learned a valuable lesson
I sure did. Honestly, if it's a standard romance there's usually not much you can get spoiled about.
The good stuff is in the dialogue and interactions, and those are hard to spoil.
I'll be a bit more careful in the future. Think I'll even stay away from the bi stuff for a while too heh. Just... ew.
Poor bi people. I'll never understand them.

>>2137638

Ok, thank you for the explanations. Though As I Descended is a /u/ book, main characters are a lesbian couple.

>>2137647

Agree, I generally use something like kiss and look if it's het or /u/.

Though Looking both way /u/ but was the worst read of 2016 for me. So deceiving and all. Basically lured LGBT readers with false promises and stereotypes.

>>2137765
>Ok, thank you for the explanations. Though As I Descended is a /u/ book, main characters are a lesbian couple.
Yeah. It's clear if you read the description.
It's just too bad it won't show up in the search if it has none of the keywords.
It's up to the poster to tag it correctly, really. We need some DeepMind AI in here to dig up all the /u/.

Anyone know any good bdsm erotica romance books? Or at least erotica where there's a dominant/submissive theme going on with the main couple?

>>2137907
13 Hours has that dynamic. I can think if a few others, but they're shitty books.

>>2137909
Haha, who hasn't read that book by now? And feel free to mention the shitty books too, who knows, I might enjoy it myself.

>>2137946
Probably a lot of people haven't. I haven't at least.

>>2137946
>checks her e-mails a lot
>must be a computer geek
Always makes me laugh.

>>2137946
The same author also wrote an explicit bdsm story that wasn't too bad. But also not good enough for me to remember the name.

Anyone have Don't Be Shy (Volume 1 and 2): A Collection of Erotic Lesbian Stories by Astrid Ohletz (Editor), Jae (Editor)?

>>2137985
The Night Off

>>2137946
Shitty:
Radclyffe's Shadowland?
Rebecca Weatherspoon has some really weird, immature, fetishy shit.

wow Yvla's really picking off al the popular SwanQueen stories from ff.net. I'm happy for the authors obviously but I'm somewhat annoyed by it because the stories always get ruined (i.e boring) to some degree.

>>2138035
>Rebecca Weatherspoon
Seems she's switched to exclusively writing het novels now

>>2138239
No loss

>>2138035
>>2137946

Radcliffe's Vampires With Giant Clits That Are Pretty Much Cocks

Oh right the name was Midnight Hunters wasnt it

>>2138385
They were werewolves.

>>2138390
That's what I meant, brainfart.

Werewolves With Giant Clits That Are Pretty Much Cocks

>>2138396
Those books could have been okay with a good writer. I sort of liked the one about the vampire/human reporter couple.

I just finished reading In the Distance There Is Light by Harper Bliss and I really enjoyed the age difference plot. Can anyone recommend books with that plot?

>>2138521
Gun Brooke. I haven't read a book from her I didn't like yet. Look through goodreads and pick a synopsis you are interested in, guaranteed to get some good age gap romance.

>>2138576
I've read a couple of them, hated them all. Thanks for the suggestion, though.

So I went through mobilism's Fullfilled eBook Request page (for about 20 pages before I got tired of it) and found a bunch of books I haven't found with the normal search parameters.
Here's a link if anyone's interested:
http://www19.zippyshare.com/v/9oCYDZWj/file.html

>>2138752
Thanks for sharing about to look through the rar

>>2138752
Thanks

Can someone put up a zippy to veritas by mj duncan. 2 of the mobilism links are down and the third is throwing up so many popups i had to stop

>>2138752

thanks. Too many books on mobilism, I have enough to read till 2017 start

>>2138773
Here, sis: http://www30.zippyshare.com/v/brpGQcKW/file.html

>>2138790
Thank you. youre always so generous

>>2138752
That's great! Thank you.
Mind posting a link to where you left off? I could continue skimming for books.

>>2138752

Thanks, too bad it's only mobi files and not epub.

>>2138752
Thank you so much anon, I didn't think to search the fullfilled requests.

Anyone got "Executive Privilege" by Sydney Falk?

>>2138878

Because converting between ebook formats is so difficult. I mean a batch conversion of all of those in Calibre (which is free) takes a whole minute

>>2138439
I honestly really like how The Midnight Hunters portrayed the werewolves. It really got across the fact that these guys are animals and feral, despite the faces they chose to show to the human society.

But the clit-cock thing just killed it for me and I couldnt continue

>>2138869
I did september 1st. August 31st and older is left to do.

>>2138878
You're one of those "glass half empty" kinda girls, arentcha?

>>2138983

I use ebook (Ipad) and I don't have a computer. But if you can indicate me a good ios app to convert, I'm all for it. Thank you.

>>2138752
Thanks for the idea of doing this i looked for posters in fufilled and searched by them and found alot of books

>>2139203
Heres a example of a poster i searched by http://forum.mobilism.org/search.php?st=0&sk=t&sd=d&sr=topics&author=hizzytee&sf=titleonly

Anyone have A Quantum Convergence (Nexus Trilogy Book 1) by C.A. Farlow?

>tfw into xenofiction literature lately
>it's all straight, with any gay pairings being m/m

Note to self: Write lesbians into xenofiction books.

I wish the library had a section for queer literature, or something. It'd make looking for lesbian books easier. The only one I've seen is Annie On Your Mind.

Does anyone have After Mrs Hamilton by Clare Ashton?

>>2139344
Here you go http://www56.zippyshare.com/v/cAaadbPO/file.html
No spoilers, but imo it's kinda fucked up

>>2139344
>>2139348

I like Ashton. Here's a zippy of all her books, if anyone is interested:
http://www42.zippyshare.com/v/KkpDbHLr/file.html

Includes:
Pennance, Poppy Jenkins, That Certain Something, The Dildo in the Kitchen Drawer, and After Mrs Hamilton.

>>2139348
>>2139362
You both are awesome anons! Thank you!

Does anyone have the "I Found My Heart In San Francisco" series last 7 books in retail? It's N-T (14-20) I'm looking for.
In exchange I can give you retail versions of A-M (1-13).
http://www98.zippyshare.com/v/QjFX7WDV/file.html

>>2139544
Forgot to mention the author. It's Susan X Meagher.

>>2139544
I'd love them as well. Only one I've got in retail version past 13 is 19.
http://www36.zippyshare.com/v/EIz1xgrW/file.html

Any underaged/teens & adults stories recommendations? Thanks

Just finished Battle Scars by Meghan O'Brien. Anyone know if there's a story about Leeann (Carly's best friend)?

Anyone read Not Your Sidekick by C.B. Lee? Might pick up a copy when I have the time. The reviews aren't saying much.

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http://forum.mobilism.org/viewtopic.php?f=1292&t=1718671

Haha, anyone read this one? Sounds odd.

>When Kathleen Schmitt is promoted to project lead at Mashida INTL for the Personal Love Companion (PLC), a life-sized, hyper-realistic dating doll, she must relocate to Tokyo.
>She’s surprised when her boss asks her to beta test the new dolls—an assignment that requires having her brain scanned so the company can fashion a personalized doll based on her innermost desires. But most surprising of all: her test PLC turns out to be a woman—one who looks and acts remarkably like her neighbor and coworker, Yuriko Vellucci.

>>2140171
Just like my Chinese cartoons.

>>2140171
Let me guess, the twist is that it wasn't a robot but her neighbor all along, or her coworker/neighbor was a robot all along.

>>2140171
Eh, it was alright. It's a nice fish out of water story that probably could've done without the whole setup to make it feel more realistic. But the robot antics are cute enough and it has some good, funny moments. If you're getting triggered by a bi main character in denial, beware. Nothing het however. But expect the usual third act angst and drama when her denial isn't being milked for comedy anymore which makes the romance feel pretty formulaic.

>>2140210
Thanks for sharing your thoughts. I think I'll give it a try.

>>2140171
Sounds funny, like she's dating her robot daughter.

>>2140171
By the way, for anyone interested in this, read the full description on mobilism instead of just the quote here as it might set you up with false expectations. Sorry, the romance isn't f/fembot

We have any fresh Urban Fantasy/Fantasy books out at all? Or Sequels, new to the series?

So what is everyone reading and what do they think of it so far?

I'm in the middle of Engravings of Wraith and I've found the pacing odd, dialogue cheesy, and corny circumstances (she wields a goddamn katana). But it's not bad. It has it's moments, but it's never bad.

>>2140754
Just finished Conflict of Interest. I think Jae's contemporary stories are not for me.
And started Green Eyed Monster.
I'm saving few of the last Robin Alexander's books for a rainy day as a pick-me-up.

>>2140833

Finished it not that long ago, my first book by Jae. It was an ok read but nothing great. The storyline is good and could have been far better, the character were not enough exploited and it was very stereotype like: a butch and a femme, femme get aggressed, she is weak and need help, butch is always her to save her.

I was expecting way way more because these type of story line can give some amazing stories.

Currently reading Clean Slate by Andrea BramHall, well more like re-reading it to write a review about it.
The book is very good, I liked the YA vibes from Morgan when it's not a YA books at all. My only problem is the kids age, while the son act like a 13yo until the arc, the 10yo act like a 5yo. I to check like 5 times to be sure she was 10.

Still would recommend the book, it was funny, sad, angsty, somehow mysterious a little too.

I'm about 80% of Lands End too, this one is not bad too. More family drama oriented I guess. But I really like Amy.

Will start Training Ground and Fard From Home surely tonight or tomorrow.

I have like 100 books to read thanks to mobilism. I'm in happyland.

Though, from all my recent reads, I came to realize 90% maybe more of the books are very stereotypical and are about butch/femme couple.
I personally like femme/femme books but there hardly any news release about this sort of couple. As for butch/butch I don't think I ever read one, does it even exist?

>>2140754
Thank goodness I'm not the only one who thought it odd, but enjoyable. It's been praised so much here...

>>2140754
Clichéd Love A Satirical Romance by Lynn Galli, which is basically two cynics brought together by their love of snarking about cheesy, sappy and formulaic love stories while inevitable embarking on their own. And it comes from one of my favorite authors for cheesy, sappy and somewhat formulaic love stories, so it's a very affectionate satire of the genre. Having a lot of fun with it.

>>2140754
The Road to Her by K.E. Payne. It's so bad that I had to drop it before reaching the 50% of the book.
I hate both protagonists. Elise is an asshole and Holly is dumb as fuck.

>>2140754
Just finished Deadline by K.A. Tracy and I really liked it. A solid mistery, a fun and interesting main character, very good writing and a little bit of romance.

>>2140754
Found it really cringy, dropped it at ~25%...

Just finished Princess Charming. The narration process was kinda awful..

>>2140920
Nice, gonna try this one out !

>>2140885
That sounds intriguing.

>>2140885
Thanks for the mention, just started it and so far it's hilarious.

>>2140364
>Sorry, the romance isn't f/fembot
dropped

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>>2140754
just finished it yesterday.. i really liked it.. slow start, but once it picked up i couldn't put it down.. and i learned a little bit about Tango..

there is romance (near the end of the book), but minimal.. no rape (for the main character), happy ending - which was surprising as it was set in the early 1900's Argentina

>>2139544
Was looking through a torrent i downloaded a while back found books 1-18 in it if your still looking http://www33.zippyshare.com/v/M37ugRyE/file.html file is named seattle cause I got the names of the cities mixed up

>>2141268
Also not sure if all are retail since got from torrent sorry if not

>>2140885
Going to grab this, too. It sounds just up my alley.

>>2140885
Finished it, and it was a refreshing take on a relationship. Though I hoped it wouldn't get to the misunderstanding/slight drama that it typically does in books because it said it's satirical, and sure, the cool and collected getting flustered and making presumptions which lead to angst is ironic, but I really hoped it circumvented that. I guess the one thing positive about that, is that it wasn't portrayed typically and was resolved relatively fast. But still, that was my only gripe with it. And the bit about Lane's past, but that's whatever.

All in all though, a very nice read. Thanks for mentioning it.

>>2140885
Can anyone share a link? I can't find it anywhere.

>>2141268
>>2141271
They're the PDA fiction versions unfortunately.
But thanks for taking the time to upload them anyways, nee-san.

Been getting a lot of stuff from mobilism lately but having trouble trying to get my hands on these titles (tried searching the title or the author but no luck)

Anyone out there who could help me out with finding these?

Gravity Leanne Lieberman
All that Glitters Ashley Quinn
How to make a Wish Ashley Herring Blake
Points of Departure Emily O'Beirne
Journey's End LJ Maas
Hello Groin Beth Goobie
Girl Walking Backwards Bett Williams
Sparks: The Epic, Completely True Blue, (Almost) Holy Quest of debbie SJ Adams
When I first Knew Joan Alden
Kissing Kate Via Love (NOT the Lauren Myracle Novel, different book)
Prom & Other Hazards Jamie Sullivan
Freak Camp: Posts from a Previously Normal Girl Jessica Barnett
Cursebusters! Julie Smith
10 Things I Can see From Here Carrie Mac
The Gallery of Unfinished Girls Lauren Karcz
Flick Wendy Kesselman
About a Girl Joanne Horniman
Sister Girl Jonna Ivin
Novels by Kayla Bashe
Tales of the Pack Series Allison Moon
Fairest KS Trenten
Kissing the witch Emma Donoghue
CLiched Love: A satirical Romance Lynn Galli
Complementary & Acute Ella Lyons
Jukebox Gina Noelle Daggett
All of the above James Dawson
Gretel: A Fairytale Retold Niamh Murphy
Hypnotizing chickens Julia Watts
Vixen Samantha Derr
The Good Girls Teresa Mummert
Everything Leads to You Nina LaCour
Just Juliet Charlotte Reagan
The Cat Came Back Hilary Mullins
It's Not Like it's a Secret Misa Sugiura
Novels by Ann Bannon
Star-Crossed Barbara Dee

>>2141735
Cool. You making some sort of collection or just expanding your personal library?

>All that Glitters Ashley Quinn
http://www72.zippyshare.com/v/x0d0rTZz/file.html

>Prom & Other Hazards Jamie Sullivan
http://www40.zippyshare.com/v/1tvj3Vfy/file.html

>Kayla Bashe
Got two. My Lady King & Bluebell Hall
http://www53.zippyshare.com/v/D4ifKJLD/file.html

>Ann Bannon
Got four. I Am a Woman, Journey to a Woman, Women in the Shadows, & Odd Girl Out.
http://www119.zippyshare.com/v/4wUs7DcQ/file.html

>>2141735

I think I am looking for half of these books too and the one I wasn't looking for are books I didn't know exist.

Thanks for posting this request.

>>2141765

@_@ Thank you very much for the links!

I've reached a dead end with these, been lurking for a long time already and thought to finally ask around here for help.

Yes, just expanding my personal library (kind of like a reading list since I've been spending half the year reading almost all of the ones I got and ended back here again)

Again, very much appreciated for the help!

>>2141850
Tried PM-ing the original posters (mobilism) for the ones with already or long dead links but no results.

Not familiar with request/reward system they have over there since I'm still fairy new but I got plenty of what I read so far over there.

To the anon who suggested that site (from the previous threads) . . . I owe you many thanks as well (wherever you are now)

The titles I've listed have been taken from picked off one by one from a series of other inter-related recommended lists. I just listed the ones I wanted really badly and couldn't obtain.

I don't think I can go through downloading gigabytes of a collection. I don't do well with grabbing a bulk load of books and end up just reading say 1/4 of the entire bulk so this time I'm just being picky.

Mostly I'm just a sucker for YA whether in a realistic or fantasy setting

>>2141735
>Nina LaCaour - Everything Leads to You
http://www25.zippyshare.com/v/Y5VYr5vo/file.html

Are Lynn Galli's books all basically the same? I read the first and the last published and it had kind of the same characters, same hang-ups about getting together, same situation where they're just about to have sex but one or both of them put on the breaks and decide they're better off as friends and then a few weeks to a month or two later they get together? Not to mention the obsession with kissing (seems like she's a little unsatisfied with that). There are a few other similarities as well that I'm missing but generally those things.

>>2142144

I read Blissed Twice and Forevermore byt her and apart from the fact it was the same characters, it was nothing alike.

Only a few kiss in the first book and not that much too in the second. No break up in any of the book (on contrary, do everything to accommodate each other).

Start of as friend but end up in love, they do have sex one time in each book the very first time, they stopped but finished like 2/3hlater. Mainly because one of the MC was sexually abused for years and have a hard time being touched/having sex

Still oping from a third book with M/Briony and more of Willa/M as besties.

>>2142144
Speaking of her, anyone have Finally formatted properly? The two versions I have seem like they were converted from pdf and that's just ugly to look at, not to mention distracting.

As well as Uncommon Emotions and Imagining Reality? Special Editions if possible.

>>2141735
>Kissing Kate Via Love (NOT the Lauren Myracle Novel, different book)
kek, the Lauren Myracle's book is such a waste of time, I regret reading it.

>>2142144
No, not at all.

Lewd

>>2141554
Finished as well, an have to agree with you. Though I could've done without Lane's subplot, it feels really mishandled because it's only there to justify Iris' overprotectiveness and the obligatory misunderstanding

Anyone has Kicker's Journey by Lois Cloarec Hart?

>>2142144
>Are Robin Alexander's books all basically the same?
ftfy

Does anyone have The Devil You Know by Marie Castle? The Mobilism link is down.

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>>2142474

Here ya go, sis:
http://www28.zippyshare.com/v/0zHr8USV/file.html

I also included the first book in the series, Hell's Belle, just in case anyone wanted that one too.

>>2142498
Thanks!

>>2142007
Thank you very much for the link share!

>>2142007
Thank you for the link share!

Just finished Uncommon Emotions by Lynn Galli, and can someone who has read all her books tell me if there's the obligatory break-up/making distance in all her books?

I was very hopeful about how Uncommon Emotions went and then the break-up happened, because there needs to be drama and it almost ruined the book for me, cause it showed me exactly how much love the love interest had for the MC. Hint: not that much, despite all she said.

Now it probably sounds worse than it actually is, but I'm pretty pissed about it, so take it with a grain of salt.

So again, if anyone has read all of her books if they can tell me there's the obligatory stupidity like that in every book.

>>2143020
It's not in all but quite a few, can't give a ratio; Uncommon Emotion was the only misunderstanding breakup I can remember because of how egregious it was.

>>2143020

My reply to your previous post about Lynn Gally >>2142162

>>2143020
>it showed me exactly how much love the love interest had for the MC
Love needs trust in the long run, but it's not synonymous with it. It's been very obvious that Raven was waiting for the other shoe to drop, so her overreaction at the first sign that things might be too good to be true after all was understandable to me. Not welcome, especially for how contrived the timing was to prolong this fit into relationship drama, but understandable. Love doesn't keep you from being an insecure moron in the heat of the moment.

>>2143572
I understand waiting for the other shoe to drop, and overreacting, and I would've understood if it was over her feelings and scared that she was after all straight.

But the bullshit thing was that it had nothing to do with that, and more like she was looking for an excuse to drop her.

Finished Imagining Reality and this was one of the few times where I didn't want the two MCs to get together. For Jessie's sake. There was so much wrong with Lauren.

Does anyone have the complete Jiai Jouwa series? Please help me. Thanks

>>2142183
Searching for Finally as well. Even the html equivalents are bad.

Found the other two, but not in html if you want them.
http://www52.zippyshare.com/v/rDzbH8L1/file.html

>>2144256
*But in html I meant

>>2138521
Could you provide a link to it? I can't find it anywhere ;__;

>>2144280
I found it on mobolism http://forum.mobilism.org/viewtopic.php?f=1340&t=1716140&hilit=ff+epub+harper

>>2140171
Okay...I actually liked this. I wanted their robo-baby to come back to them in the end, though.

>>2140171
>>2144436
I just finished it as well and I enjoyed it, it was exactly like my chinese cartoons.

Brace yourselves. Four more SQ authors have been picked up. Three by Ylva Publishing, probably 'cause they're the only publisher who'll even touch 'em.

Shadow Haven by delirious comfort, Coffee at Midnight by violetscented, and Find Love (renamed 'Finding You' for publishing) by scarletgypsy were all picked up by Ylva. Letters From War by Hunnyfresh is the fourth, publisher unknown.

Soo, I messed up. Some time ago(months), this awesome anon posted the "old" version of Without a front by Fletcher delancey. The one before it got split up into Chronicles of alsea pt2 and 3. I had it, and I was so happy. In between then and now, reinstallation of all my devices has been made and somehow it got lost in a Downloads folder at some point. Which bothers me, alot, since I'm currently rocking 3-4 backups of most of the leslit I got.
So, if there is anyone who would be kind enough to share it again, I'd be forever in your debt.

>>2144675
>SQ authors

Since I don't know what is a SQ authors, I'm save from being frustrated with that I guess.

>>2144703

Swanqueen, or SQ for short. Polishing bad fanfic and publishing it as 'original' lesfic.

>>2144675
>>2144675
>>2144675
The first one looks interesting. Would've been more interested if both were switches, instead of Regina being the dom and Emma being the sub. That's what looks like from the description at least.

>>2144256
>>2144258
Thanks. Better than nothing I guess.

>>2144724
Many, many lesfic authors that are now respected in their genre started out as fanfic authors.
I'm all for giving them a chance to write more and improve on themselves.

>>2144696
Here, I hope this is what you're looking for http://www53.zippyshare.com/v/QFv3kZmQ/file.html

>>2144696

I don't know if this is what you mean by the old version, but I pulled it from Delancey's website and converted it to epub. 74 chapters incl. prologue and epilogue, plus a glossary.

http://www99.zippyshare.com/v/r0xMOS7I/file.html

>>2144826
Wow, thank you so much! I was so sure it used to say "Removed pending publication", same as for Vellmar the blade, but I guess it got available again. Didn't even think about looking there *facepalm*.
You most definitely made my week, since reading this is what I'll be doing. I've got and read all the ones published by Ylva, but Kathryn and Lynnes characters were changed. Hoping in this version the are the same as in Past Imperfect series :)
Thank you once again.

Anyone got "Executive Privilege" by Sydney Falk, and "Electra's Complex" by Emma Perez?

>>2144814
Yes! This is the one I had before. I wonder if there might be more versions since the one the other anon posted was from 2007. Damn, now I have to read them both ;)
Thank you, I am very grateful.

Does anyone have "zutto" by hildred billings? Been looking a long time for it.

>>2144851

I went via the Wayback Machine, and it had the old pdb that was still up in 2010 so I converted that. The Machine even grabs uploaded files, not just the website.

>>2144675
Ugh, Shadow Haven was just not my thing. Way too much forced drama in my S&M.

Also, I usually enjoy coffee shop AUs (guilty pleasure) and Coffee at Midnight just had way too much twitter babble between the mains and not enough actual writing for me to get into it.

Congrats to the authors, though.

>>2145159

It'll be interesting to see how close they resemble the fics. Popcorn Love's conversion was weak, and logic failed Flight. I don't mind them as fics but at least spend the time to fix them before publication.

Lyl - What A Wild Spirit Brings

FF Fantasy. Trigger warning Has yuri rape

http://www42.zippyshare.com/v/RnV8Bpog/file.html

>>2144724

Have to google it. I don't watch that tv show or didn't know the pairing before seeing it here. So if the books are good, I shouldn't be too disappointed I guess

Just finished reading Taking the Lead by Michele L. Rivera ............ it was awful, I don't get the 13 reviewer who gave it a 4/5 on goodreads

Here the story:
MC get kissed by the school new girl and her best friend start to act weird. Then MC get a date with new girl but best friend call her for emergency.
And here basically 150 pages of the story:

Best friend is gay, MC get angry because BF didn't tell her so she decide to go to NG's place and sleep with her. Then basically blame NG for sleeping with her.
BF says she loves MC so MC start to don't care about NG but still sleep with her once and start being a creeper in love with her BF. Then bam BF and MC got together and have sex and out themselves in school in 2 days.

The author basically tell us what will happen within the 20 first pages. It was waeful how she tried to make NG seems like a bad person when she was just a girl in love who did nothing wrong. Maybe some pressure for touching, but because the MC was basically looking at her chest. At some point she even begged the MC to not have sex so they could talk

Next to this The book of Kris is an awesome read and book.

>>2145283

Never read any book with such thing in before.

>>2145312
Sorry to hear it anon. That trope gets reused very often and I always try to avoid it. A love triangle with immature and hard to like characters or maybe I hate everyone in a love triangle is a staple of many authors for easy access to (usually smutty) drama.

>>2141216
Hi! I've been looking this one and didn't have luck. Can you share ihanks in advance

>>2141216
Thanks in advance

>>2145369

Thing is the book premise was a senior in high school falling in love with the new girl. There were never mention of a best friend or anything.

I need to erase this from my memory

>>2145283
Interesting enough. Young girl on a rather crazy journey through a fairly well-imagined fantasy world.
Pretty simplistic writing and kinda rushed through the whole time, but I've read worse.

>>2145204
The Flight one being the Coffee at Midnight's author's wife?

>>2144870
executive privilege just got on mobolism http://forum.mobilism.org/viewtopic.php?f=1292&t=1729887&hilit=ff+epub

>>2145432
The God's of Tango
http://www106.zippyshare.com/v/ImInhOtm/file.html

>>2145297
The problem is, the fanfic is not great, and the books are just the fanfic rehashed with very little editing so...you might be. I would recommend that you just look up the fics and read them before they are removed. If you like them, then maybe invest the time in the published version.

Does any kind anon have Kris Bryant Just Say Yes please?

>>2145740

Why not, do you have links to those? I never read fanfic (as I don't watch tv) so no idea where to get it

File: cover.jpg (101KB, 750x1141px) Image search: [Google]

101KB, 750x1141px

>>2146076

Here ya go, sis:
http://www92.zippyshare.com/v/UNm1dv6Z/file.html

>>2146161
Copy the fic name and add the author and you'll generally get the fic page. Example - Shadow Haven by delirious comfort and it's the first link.

A reminder for those that like Jae, her new book is now out.

>>2141765
>Bluebell Hall

That's a weirdly schizophrenic one...
>let me introduce you this happy go lucky MC
>has nice dad, lots of luck and is generally in a nice place
>meets and makes quick friends at awesome new school
>shenannigans ensue, but nothing really happens at all
>suddenly confli-oh, never mind, it was nothing
>quickly turns out almost everyone is abused or otherwise fucked
>sprinkles of disturbing throughout the potentially fun stuff

Not a nice read. Feels like the author made an elaborate list of things they wanted in a story, but ended up with nothing at all

Anyone got almost heaven by susan x meagher?

And whats the title of jaes new book?

This week has been a bit of a downer and I'm developing a cold to top it off. I'm in need of cheering up. Anyone recommend some feel good/fluffy books that would cheer anyone up?

>>2146277
This had so many parts of a story I would have liked to read but the execution was definitely lacking. Pegasi & Prefects is a much better option.

>>2146290
When I want to cheer up I go for the perfect combo of funny and fluffy
A Date with Angel by J. Judkins
Midnight in Orlando by Amy Dawson Robertson

>>2145724
Thank you very much!!!

>>2146290
This is my bread and butter.

[Minimal Drama]
The Summer of Our Discontent
The Trip
Just Jorie
Scaredy Cat - Robin Alexander

Spectrum
Atramentum - M.J. Duncan

Midnight in Orlando - Amy Dawson Robertson
Popcorn Love - KL Hughes

*YA* Our Demented Play Date - Kat Fletcher
*YA* Say Yes to the Cheerleader (+The Missing Dates) - Abby Crofton

[Unsure]
Veritas - M.J. Duncan

[Minimal Drama as Far As I Read]
Accidental Love - BL Miller
Princess Charming - Mia Archer

[Recs from Last Thread]
A Date With Angel (+others) - J. Judkins
The Blush Factor - Gun Brooke
Good Eat to Eat - Alison Grey + Jae

*YA* That Witch!
*YA* Finding Ashlynn - Zoe Lynne

*YA?* Stay - Mia Archer

*Trashy But Fun*
A Wolf for the Holidays
A Wolf for Valentine's Day - Bridget Essex

[Some Drama But Pretty Fluffy]
All the Little Moments - G. Benson

http://www97.zippyshare.com/v/LJKYFecq/file.html

The fanfic originals of Flight SQA016, Popcorn Love, The Return, Shadow Haven, Coffee at Midnight and Letters of War are within, as well as the published versions of The Return, Popcorn Love and Flight SQA016.

The main problem with the published version of Flight is the book ends on a cliffhanger, so the "sequel"/rest of the story is being published in the coming months as "Grounded." A.E said she's changed the ending of the published version vs. the fic, but as to how different it is, who knows.

>>2141216
>>2145724

Just finished reading this. Took me a chapter or two to adjust to the style (it's translated, right?) but once I did I was hooked. 10/10 Made me want to wear a suit and learn to tango

>>2146581
Says the file is damaged. Just so you know.

>>2146226
Thank you soo much!

>>2146281
Heart Trouble and it's already on mobilism
http://forum.mobilism.org/viewtopic.php?f=1292&t=1732716&hilit=Jae

Does anyone have any good angsty books to recommend? I'm looking for... I call it justified angst. So no simple miscommunication, no "if they only talked to each other!", no misunderstanding. Just a story where one of the main characters truly and knowingly fucks up and it's not forgiven right away. (There was one book where one cheated on her wife, in their own bed, and the one who got cheated on spent basically one day mad and then went "oh well. Forgive and forget, I understand"... No thanks.)

And it could be things other than cheating (I'm just assuming that it'll be the most common one)

I have nothing against fanfic recs if you want to slip one in, it's just that they usually fall into the areas I mentioned above.

Anyone have the other books in The Law Game series? It was started by Lee Winter and the other four books are by four different authors interestingly enough. The other authors are - Jove Belle (Archer Securities), Gill McKnight (Daughter of Baal), Jessie Chandler (Evolution of an Art Thief) and Andi Marquette (If Looks Could Kill). In that order.

>>2146849
>Gill McKnight
I wish she wrote something similar to the Garoul series again and not the weird shit she writes now.

>>2146305
>>2146469

Cheers for the recommendations! I think I'll give A date with Angel a go. Sounds like good silly fun. I had a look in a few archived threads and pastebins but haven't found a download for it. Is it available via one of the other methods? Currently on my tablet so it's a bit difficult to do a thorough search.

>>2147007
found it on mobolism http://forum.mobilism.org/viewtopic.php?t=1328584

>>2146849
I read the Andi Marquette one. Light and fun and very short, but you never get to know the other protag so a little disappointing. Definitely not as emotionally evoking as Lee Winter's, but they're very different stories. It's almost unfair to compare them.

>>2147007
>Sounds like good silly fun

It's really offputting, though. At least to me. Kinda rape-y, kinda generally insane. Neat concept, but the execution...

>>2147650
Rape-y? Hardly. There's nothing non-con going on and everything bordering on that is fueled by Kim's character and played for laughs.

The book is a bit polarizing and that's almost entirely down to how you read it, because it's not a romantic comedy, at least in the sense that the people or the world are supposed to be anywhere close to realistic. Because it's almost entirely based on cartoon logic. When I read it I visualized them entirely as anime, SD sequences and all, because that's what they are supposed to be. And I laughed my ass off.

Basically, if you enjoy the humor of shows like Mitsudomoe or Yuru Yuri and you don't need the pictures for that, then this is your yam. If you're looking for a genuine romance with some humor like every other book here, this ain't it. I mean, there is a romance but it takes such a backseat you won't get much out of it in terms of feels.

Where do I start?

>>2147870
Like, in general?

The Blind Side of Love by Ingrid Díaz. A favourite of mine.
Pretty long, pretty great. Has the right balance of humor and the more serious elements. The premise is rather fun too; famous actress and painter get to know each other via writing, then phone calls. Actress keeps her real self hidden for a time.
A slow build-up that manages to feel well paced. You really get to feel the characters are real people.
Oh and it's femme/femme. That's a plus in my book.

Her Name in the Sky by Kelly Quindlen. Yeah I know, but I have to recommend it. My absolute favourite f/f.
Young adult angsty drama with a pinch of religion and set in a conservative Louisiana community to make the drama a tad spicier.
Falling in love with your best friend can be oh so bittersweet. And that fucking beach scene. Goodness.

If you're looking for lesbooks infused with some humor you should browse Robin Alexander's works and pick whatever catches your eye. Great author.

I'm also a fan of Siera Maley. Not everyones' cup of tea, but check out her books and see if they look interesting.

>>2147870
>>2147878
Here are some links.

Blind Side of Love:
http://www83.zippyshare.com/v/52yravnP/file.html

Her Name in the Sky:
http://www98.zippyshare.com/v/rcSerup6/file.html

All Siera Maley's books:
http://www108.zippyshare.com/v/4nlU7LIf/file.html

>>2147878
>Like, in general?
I dunno... I usually go for fantasy but I'm not too picky.
I would prefer if there was something more going on aside from the romance (one of the reasons I was looking more at fantasy). Doesn't have to be a grand high fantasy work or a space epic but I tend to value romance more if in a larger context (not saying romance can't be the main focus, at all).
Femme/femme is a nice plus for me too yeah.
What I probably value the most is for the book to actually be good though.
Thanks let me check those links out.

>>2147894
>Fantasy
>Traitor Baru Cormorant

>>2147878
>Ingrid Diaz
Did that one ever get published? I know there's two drafts (I only have the second one) and that they are totally different from each other. Or, at least, that's what people have said.

>>2147901
She's still working on the final version. She made a blog post in november last year mentioning it.
Seems like she's having a little trouble writing as much as she wants to, but yeah, still happening.

>>2147878
>Her Name in the Sky by Kelly Quindlen

My favorite ya f/f. I won't recommend it as a start though because no other book will live it up.

Every ya you will read after, you will think 'why it's not as good at this one?'

Anything with a Life is Strange vibe for those who've played the game?

>>2147870
By lowering your expectations.
>>2147894
Some can't stomach them, but Supreme Constellation series was pretty fun.
Or the standard urban fantasy fare: Garoul.
>>2147899
Cruel.
>>2147920
Just read Robin Alexander for that comfy southern feel. Rarely any teenagers, though.

>>2147942
>Robin Alexander
Any in particular?

>>2147946
All of them, really. As anon somewhere above said, pick whatever catches your eye first, but her older weren't as good as the more recent. I liked The Summer of Our Discontent most.
Seems I'm bringing her up in every thread.
Crofton's Say Yes to the Cheerleader is also good. Or go with MJ Duncan's books, they're cozy too.

>>2147917
A bit heavy on angst and melodrama though, not very fluffy at all. Good book, certainly one of the best YA ones with the bar there being as low as it is, but maybe a bit too heavy to start with is what I'm saying.

>>2147953
I have to say, I don't really like Robin Alexander's most recent books. So many plots feel like a rehash of her better works (especially Summer of Our Discontent) and I'm jaded about her tropes on top of that. Might just be me though.

>>2147981
Last one I read was Rusty Logic, seemed fine to me.

>>2147981

I would never recommend this book as a starter. That is why I say that. Honestly since I read it, I can't never read a ya f/f and like it.

I'm no more in the age category for they ya (which I believe is below 20) though it's funny considering in life young adult are people between 20 to 39 (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Young_adult_(psychology)). Yet I read a lot of F/M or F/F YA. Some are amazingly written and such pearl.

I wonder why though in the /u/ world it's a YA book every year or so that is worth the read. I know we have way less authors than het books but shouldn't we have more quality works since the niche is smaller.....

>>2148013
That's it I'm sold, gonna read it. You anons haven't shut up about it being great.
I'm not much into the whole "I'm not gonna read/watch/play the best one as it's so good it'll ruin the rest for me". Unless we're talking about stuff that gets better after understanding and experiencing the genre/media more.
So, hit me with the best! (I'm gonna read this one though)

>>2148017
You might want to lower your expectations, it's good and does some things really well but it's sometimes too flowery and has a pretty clunky end.

Second draft of the Ingrid Diaz has too much het, and loses some of the spark, not an improvement imo. It's been so long since it was originally written that I wouldn't expect it ever to be published in a final form now.

Anyone got The Summer of Our Discontent by Robin Alexander, please?

Also does Ali Vali's books are really that good? her rating are impressive.

>>2148017
Ignore hater anon. Second draft was significantly improved from the first. Just wait for the sex scene. I haven't read anything that emotionally impacting in a long time.

>>2147870
If you want good lit:
Whatever Gods May Be
Ammonite
Slow River

>>2148306
Wait, I thought you were talking about Her Name in the Sky...

>>2148308
Never heard of the first one but Nicola Griffith is probably at the top of my list.

>>2148306
Which sex scene was that, the one with her boyfriend or...

>>2148365

I don't think they are talking about Her Name in the Sky. I'm sure they are talking about Ingrid Diaz' novel. As far as I can remember I don't think her novel had any het (ID).

>>2148391
Maybe my memory sucks, but I don't remember het in either book.
Only thing I remember is, in Her name in the Sky, that Baker went into a room with that football dude. But later we get to know nothing actually happened.
Or am I wrong?

>>2148401
yes there was het, stuff happened (confirmed towards the latter half of the book and again near the end)

>>2148401
^"Her Name In the Sky

So should I be reading Her Name In The Sky or The Blind Side of Love? Confused as hell.

>>2148408
Read them both. I have some problems with TBSOL but it's really solid and long and has a happy ending. HNITS is very engrossing and full of angst and also has a happy ending.

>>2148408
Also, Annie on my Mind is pretty basic but a good read. Sarah Waters books can make you rage but they are really well written and gripping stories, I'd recommend Tipping the Velvet, Fingersmith (now a Korean major motion picture!) and the Paying Guests.

>>2148403
I don't think the issue is about whether het happened (it's YA, gayngst-y ya on top of that, so that's kind of a duh) but whether it gets graphic in that aspect. And all Her Name in the Sky does is allude to things that happened offscreen, as far as I remember.

What's with the "! Yes" tag on the calibre library?

>>2148446
So is the het graphic in The Blind Side of Love (if there is het in it)?

>>2148458

There's no het in The Blind Side of Love, only in Her Name in the Sky. The het in Her Name isn't graphic, but part of the angst. It was only implied she had sex with her bf, as I remember.

If you wanna read something slow burn and actually see how two girls begin to fall in love (None of that instant attraction, Love at first sight), then I would recommend:

Emily O’Beirne - A Story of Now

>>2148478
Your description does sound like something I would like to read. Thanks.

>>2148453
I've been wondering too.

>>2148408

Don't read HNITS, not now. You will be like me begging the author for a second book and unable to ever found any ya book as good as this one.
I strongly don't recommend it for a first read.

>>2148464

Here what is in the book, the het part. Both girls do kiss boys, because they both want to be normal, like they are taught by their parents and their catholic school. Both family are involved with the religion.
Baker have sex with her boyfriend off screen, Hannah saw her crying and being depressed when it happen. Later the boyfriend, confirm he did have sex with her and she cried and refused to be touched by him

Honestly the het part is not really bothering.

>>2148453
>>2148493
I've been adding and updating the library for a while now, and my guess would be that the original uploader tagged books they had confirmed were F/F with that.
There are a few books in there that are regular het romances. Mainly from authors who do both genres.
Guessing they were going to sort through everything, but chose to upload the torrent before they go through it all.

>>2148415
Personally the ending to HNitS based solely on the book seemed a bit melancholy to me.

However, the author has extra fluff pieces on her website that you should definitely read afterwards that make everything okay.

>>2148495
It would bother me tbqh, but I'm looking for different things.

>>2148507
Any idea what the numbers beside each book mean? I've thought that maybe it was a ranking system, but it seems very inconsistent if it is.

>>2148364
It's on par with Nicola Griffin's writing. Author is Sophia Kell Hagin (or Hagin Kell).

I did mean Ingrid Diaz's second draft about the other comment.

>>2148633

I guess it could be bothersome for people who like book without any men presence.
I was bothered by the book over something else not the het though, I'm the type of reader who go for plot and depth and if possible realistic. People seems to forget it but not all teens or women realize they are lesbian and assume it. If it was true, not so many lesbian would be in the closet.
But it's just me liking good books ans stories.

Maybe you should go for Style by Chelsea M. Cameron . No het, no drama, everything is very 2D like though.

>>2148645
Oh, I wasn't the anon who asked, it was just a comment.
>Style
Read that one, but guess it wasn't remarkable enough for me to remember what it was about.

>>2148638
The one's in parentheses? Those are from Calibre's sorting system.
The order has no meaning, they're just there to make sure there are no conflicts between books with identical titles.

>>2148638
5 is retail quality. 4 is as good as retail. 3-1 is converted books or some other bad formatting.

>>2148645
Honestly, if someone's bothered by a male presence as romantic option or past then they shouldn't read young adult lesfic. 'Compare and contrast' so to speak is part of the point and something most lesbians go through at some point. People aren't magnets, attraction is a very subjective thing and most of us don't just know, especially when society and peer pressure tried to condition you otherwise for all your life before.

>>2148713
Or instead of thinking all YA lesfic is from one universal perspective that is not relatable or enjoyable to every reader, they could instead take the reasonable approach of picking a book after researching its contents, which is why people ask questions before reading and how this conversation started. There are far too many books to read in one lifetime anyway.

I'm in the camp that wants more books like Our Demented Playdate, That Witch!, Finding Ashlynn, Pegasi and Prefects, etc. Fluffy YA is best.

>>2148769
Too many books, yeah, but not too many /u/ books. At some point the search process becomes so ineffectual that it's actually easier to just read everything hoping that it suits instead of triple-checking whether it's what one expects to like...
...and, heck, sometimes you even get surprised.

Just read Gemstone, by Vitsky, who writes those spanking erotica, and the ones I've come across before were (at best) "dubiously consensual", which I absolutely hate. Then this one features practicing Christians, which I hate about as much, and a sort-of love-triangle, and the "issue" to overcome are misunderstandings/lies, all of which, again, I hate.
But the novel wasn't too bad. Nicely done, actually. Not great, but a bit different, which made it entertaining enough.

Also, I learned about figging, and that something similar was used as a punishment in ancient Athens for certain men, so it was highly educational, too.

>>2148658

Talking about style, I just realized how 2016 is a horrible year for the the ya lesbian books. So many traumatic read. I think only one book was OK so far, I forget the name, the one where the girl date the twins, the book was kind of like no one need to know.

>>2148391
Kris has a long term sexual relationship with her bf in v2 while she was saving herself for marriage in v1. Even Julianne (who infamously made her perennial beard / escort Adrian wear a disguise to an award show when she knew Kris and her roommate would be watching in v1) goes on a date with a man. As if adding extra het to the main characters wasn't enough the author adds a superfluous romance between Adrian and Julianne's (lesbian in v1) assistant.

The first version is unapologetically a quirky ff rom-com (a la Robin Alexander), the second tries to be ~deep~ but in the process completely changes the principal characters in not good ways.

It's obvious why v1 was unpublished, it's basically unfinished with a lot of things left up in the air at the end, but why do you think v2 was left on the shelf? But whatever read v2 if you like het in your ff.

Sorry to interrupt the conversations but does anyone have these books by any chance:

- The Summer of Our Discontent by Robin Alexander
- Razor Wire by Lauren Gallagher
- Positive Lightning (Dawn #2) by Laurie Salzler
- Scarred for Life (Scarred #1) by S.L. Kassidy
- This Is Me by Tracey Adams
- Just Juliet by Charlotte Reagan

thank you

>>2148818
>>2148098
Found summer of our discontent i got it off a torrent a while ago http://www93.zippyshare.com/v/Y6wY7CnC/file.html

>>2146281
was scanning files in library and found i have almost heaven http://www115.zippyshare.com/v/jiXlQxYz/file.html

http://www79.zippyshare.com/v/TlpWG1h7/file.html
Axiom the Last Hope

FF Post Apocalyptic.

>>2148977
Thank you

>>2148972

thank you

Got around to reading the third Dakota Shepherd book, but was disappointed. Not that the first two were great literature, but I thought that the protagonist was reasonably entertaining; in book 3 she was kinda bland, though. Maybe I'm just misremembering, dunno.

Also currently at the 3rd Regina Shen book. dunno if it ever gets seriously into the FF part, but it's a postapokalyptic series, where, after the ice capes melted, women decided that men had screwed up humanity for long enough and, err, killed them all. And then they created their own dystopian, oppressive society.
Not the greatest thing ever, but fun enough. And I love the dialogues, where, for some reason, people talk past each other all the time. Crazy stubborn and impatient protagonist, too, who usually just repeats that she has to save her sister _now_ until whoever she's pleading with has distracted her enough or gives up.

>>2149055
Sounds more dystopian than postapokalyptic.

>>2148977
>>2148972
I see the zippy viewer is still fucked.

>>2149251
I don't know what that means. All the links work fine for me

>>2148977
Really enjoying this. Thanks for the rec and the link

>>2149350
Download links are fine.
But the epub viewer takes ages to load and depending on browser can freeze the page after a short moment.
That's why I always put my books in zip files.

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Would you rate my poetry, /u/? Don't bully pls.

>Dandellion dust flew on to my face
>As radiant of the sun shines it's way.
>Sheer sign of hope, it's time to confess
>To my sweet beloved girl named Hanne
>Of how much I yearn to eat her ass.
>If she struggled, well, she'd be in pain.

>>2147870
I'm a bit late to the party but I always recommend Behind the Green Curtain by Riley Lashea.
One of the protagonists is a married woman but there's no het sex. The chemistry between the protagonists is through the roof and the romance is slow paced and belivable.

>>2148769
can I have the links for those books? I've seen them recommended a lot here but can't find a copy.

>>2149383

Denial has the same theme and is pretty good.

>>2149383
I agree with anon and I'd highly suggest listening to "Don't Wake Me Up" by Lianne La Harvas. It fit perfectly with the book.

>>2149383
Club Storyville by the same author is very good too.

>>2148818
Just Juliet just got on mobolism heres the link http://forum.mobilism.org/viewtopic.php?f=1292&t=1737130&hilit=ff+epub

>>2149383
Shame there's cheating, and the non-married one more or less seems like a junkie in regards to the married one.

>>2149661
The end made it worth it, at least to me. Isn't one I'd recommend to start with, though.

Not that I'm entirely sure what I would rec starting with. Well, guess it depends on who is asking for what ...

>>2148818
>Razor Wire
http://www4.zippyshare.com/v/GJXV3OGC/file.html

>>2148818
>Scarred for Life (Scarred #1) by S.L. Kassidy
http://www69.zippyshare.com/v/JTfZR1mB/file.html

>>2149641
>>2149738
>>2149750

Thank you!

>>2148818
>Positive Lightning (Dawn #2) by Laurie Salzler
http://www64.zippyshare.com/v/nxEF59ou/file.html

Does anyone have a susan x meagher arbor vitae, reunion, the legacy, the lies that bind, homecoming, out of whack, smooth sailing, how to wrangle a woman, the right time, the right thing?
Thanks

>>2149922
Scratch out homecoming and out of whack found them

>>2149885
thank you. You guys are amazing, really

>>2149922
heres all the susan x meagher books i have including 3 or 4 you need http://www65.zippyshare.com/v/DJIsZzE7/file.html i dont have the one you said you found homecoming do you know a place to download it

>>2150048
Looked through the folder i uploaded of the ones your looking for its missing the right thing and reunion

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Hildrend Billings - Love, Yumi: The Romantic Life Of A Japanese Idol

http://www3.zippyshare.com/v/6bcb2EYY/file.html

I'll be honest with you. I'm sharing this because I don't want to be the only one who suffers.

This is a story about two best friend's journey to becoming J Idols. This is written in blog? style. It's Chiharu's writing a tell all story about her and Yumi's journey.

Trigger warnings: This has het, and other fucked up things like, abuse, suicide etc... Yumi got married to a man.

This is a big BIG spoiler, it is near the end of the book. If you're on the fence, this will probably help convince you to either read or not read the book.

It's Yumi's letter:
http://pastebin.com/aS7dJvTf

>>2150048
I found homecoming and out of whack on mobilism
Thank you so much for the link

>>2150050
It has the right thing but not the right time got the names mixed up

>>2150052
Such happy things you share. Thank you for the warnings, goes in the folder 'don't read'.

>>2150052
Sounds very interesting if one's into those kinds of things. I can imagine it being worth a read, but it's - unfortunately - not for me.
Thanks, anyway.

>>2150052
There's suffer.
Then there's suffer.
I'll be sure to stay the fuck away, thanks!

>>2150052
Sounds like a fairly accurate depiction of Japanese society, especially concerning lesbians and idols.

Not that that'll make me read it.

Just finished the last dance series..... First book was over dramatic but ok. But second book is not ok at all. I feel like I was reading a child book with sex scenes. "Hello, I'm April, it's my grandbaby." "Grandmommy, where are my godmomies and my godsister?"

Which adult speak between them using the words: grandbaby, grandmommy, godmommy, god sister and basically call 2 babies the same name?

I would I preferred it if the first and second book where more similar.

Anybody have MJ Williamz Summer Love? It's been out for a while but there's very little of her work on mobilism.

>>2145159
Coffee at Midnight was actually pretty laidback and nice. There was only 2-3 chapters of twitter messaging. I liked it a lot.

Don't see how there was forced drama, unless you mean about their backstories, which I guess the author needed a reason for them to not jump directly into sex. Then again I haven't finished it yet, so, perhaps near the end is the drama. But so far, I like that one too.

>>2150202

You sure you don't mean Summer Passion or Sheltered Love? or do you mean this one:

http://www.bellabooks.com/9789881420442e-prod.html

I'm looking for these books, would be amazing if anyone got any of them:
A Place Somewhere by R.J. Samuel
Rebellion in Ulster (Refractions #1) by Angela Koenig
No Good Reason (The Dark Peak #1) by Cari Hunter
Crossed by Meredith Doench
The Moment by T.C. Anderson
The Ruin of Us by Keira Michelle Telford

Any chill books that came out lately? Been a while since I read anything, and I'm looking for something to read during those next autumn evenings.

>>2150208
I kinda meant the bullshit where she runs away into the forest or whatever. The story had such a silly premise, but seemed to take itself too seriously, if that makes sense. Like, I would have been able to suspend my disbelief if they had been a little less serious about everything.

>>2150052
hahahahahahah...dat spoiler...top kek

>>2150052

Sharer here... This does have a happy ending.

http://www1.zippyshare.com/v/v83ROhk2/file.html - Crossed by Meredith Doench.

>>2151167
That really doesn't help it. At least not for me.

>>2150589

http://www23.zippyshare.com/v/nRwSJhrm/file.html - T.C Anderson, The Moment

>>2150589

http://www19.zippyshare.com/v/qPXwsdEa/file.html - Cari Hunter. No Good Reason (Dark Peak #1)

Just an FYI for anons who lack Calibre access like myself, if you need to convert anything to epub, just go to zamzar.com - so far all conversions I've done have been flawless.

>>2151217
>>2151232
>>2151236

Thank you, awesome Anon

>>2151217
>>2151232

Actually these 2 files are 0kb. I think something when wrong.

http://www23.zippyshare.com/v/bw4NNGQq/file.html - all three in a RAR.

Ugh, I don't know why they didn't work. I checked them in MoonReader. Maybe Zippyshare doesn't like me. I should've double checked but I've never had that happen before.

Does anybody have the two Steam-Powered collections? Editor is JoSelle Vanderhooft.

I am a sucker for slow but deep romance. I really like Lynn Galli wasted heart and Mending defect. I read Fun Brooke, Mcknight, Georgia Beers. Basically a book with plot, suggestion?

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if you can find it, i can't recommend it highly enough. the first two books are awesome. the others are merely very good.

>>2152413
I'd suggest Lyn Gardner give me a reason I enjoyed it though at time of commenting cant remember if the romance was slow I wanna say it was but alot of books since last reading blurs things about to read it again though

Anyone have a link for ice by lyn Gardner been a while since ive read it

>>2152469
http://forum.mobilism.org/search.php?keywords=lyn+Gardner&sr=topics&sf=titleonly

>>2151987

Thank you

Does anyone know of any books where sister is in love with brother's girl? ( Have already read Denial, Wild Things and No one needs to know )
Thanks!

>>2152531

There The Space Between but it's very very similar to No one needs to know to the point some sentence are the same (I'm talking about the whole relationship when I say very similar not the characters).

Does /u/ remember a book that was recommended in the last thread? It was historical fiction, about a woman of noble birth with some title or other and it looked very much your run-of-the-mill romance, but a few onee-samas were saying it was actually more about the problems of keeping a relationship secret back then, and the Inquisition was involved somehow...

Sorry, this is very vague, I am trying to remember as much as I can. I can't remember the title or find the book with what I have as much as I try.

>>2152594
From the last thread.

The queen's companion
http://www40.zippyshare.com/v/wWVonBXL/file.html

>>2152442
not /u/ from what i've heard

>>2152594
>>2152615

Loved it, it really feel like a historic books actually. Just the epilogue was the weirdest thing ever to me.
But I wouldn't say to read the book if you only want to read about lesbians because the book involve past rape, het wedding, children, focus on the daughter, lot of religion..... .

It's more than your everyday /u/ books in a lesbian world. Though it's not on my fav list, I will surely re-read it quite a few times.

does anyone know any FF ongoing web-novels with original characters?

Anyone got Game Time: Book Two of Girls of Summer by Kate Christie? Thanks in advance

>>2146581
>>2146704
Can you upload them again? The rar is indeed damaged. The already published ones are deleted and I kind of want to see what they are as fanfics.

>>2152615
So fast, so efficient... This was the one, thank you, you are the best!

>>2152776

Oh, I don't mind if the book is good! In fact, I usually like books that are not just about the lesbian romance and have a lot around the /u/ element. That's why it caught my attention when I read this one was more than it looked like in the historical department. But thanks for the warning, onee-sama!

>>2146704

I'n really sorry, I completely missed your post. My bad!

>>2152968

Reupped. If the zip is damaged, I'll upload them individually to sendspace or something. Sorry for the hassle, I don't know what's damaging it, unless it's the browser or something to do with the upload because the files themselves work fine, or it's the winrar app.

http://www18.zippyshare.com/v/TLUR16KX/file.html

>>2152956

Give it a day or two, Game Time is still coming up as not available for purchase on Amazon.

>>2153339
It's good now, thanks! It probably didn't upload properly the first time.

>>2152442
>>2152728
>not /u/
You're right, not /u/, as both the main characters are primarily het.
I'm about halfway through the first part right now, there are a few /u/ scenes but so far it's obvious that these are fleeting moments that will not last.

I still find myself enjoying it, but then again I'm not bothered by het as much.

>>2153344

Sorry, I'm impatient, but I really want to know what happened to them.

>>2153660

I don't blame you. I haven't read the first book yet, but it sounds interesting. If it was for sale on Google Play, I would've tried to get it for you today. Unfortunately she's self-publishing on Amazon only.

If anyone has Usenet access, Razor Wire by Lauren Gallagher that >>2148818 wanted seems to be on there. It showed up on binsearch. I'm running the torrent of it, pretty sure it's dead.

>>2148818

Here you go, onee-sama. Razor Wire by Lauren Gallagher. I checked old threads but no one ever posted it.When in doubt, check libgen.

http://www21.zippyshare.com/v/sERlW5cs/file.html

Does anyone have a link for Slow River by Nicola Griffith?

>>2153791

http://libgen.io/foreignfiction/index.php?s=nicola%20griffith&f_lang=0&f_columns=0&f_ext=0&f_group=1

sorry to bother but does anyone have Midnight in Orlando by Amy Dawson Robertson?

it has been recommended quite a few times but it isn't on mobilism, in links from previous threads or in calibre library

>>2153838
Here http://www32.zippyshare.com/v/fRYTQeys/file.html

I threw in the sequel as well. Enjoy.

>>2153954

you are the best thank you very much

>>2153824
Thanks!!

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Just read Don't Let Go by Sheryl Wright. It's about a genius veteran with a brain injury and her overqualified personal assistant. I didn't hate it, though there was some odd pacing throughout. Also, the brain injury makes one MC speak very...haltingly...most of the...book.

Does anyone have 'Screaming Down Splitsville' by Kayla Bashe?

>>2154406
Are you me? I just finished this as well and it was okay. It kind of dragged on a bit too long.

Anyone have epub copy of Clichéd Love (it has a long ass title) by Lynn Galli? Would be much appreciated.

>>2154736

http://www21.zippyshare.com/v/PKqdjxTC/file.html

Clichéd Love - Lynn Galli.

>>2153715
Aww thanks. I saw that people were requesting it on mobilism but 48h after still no reply.

I wish I could order it on amazon but my bank don't let me use my card for overseas ordering.

>>2154406
The funny thing was that there was (almost) none shown romance between the two before the little moment on the roof. Their inner thoughts weren't very reliable as well. But, for what it was, it was entertaining.

Anyone got Is She, Isn't She? by Kelly Kristina Ace? In the previous thread someone posted the sequel, but I wanted to start by the first book. Thanks

>>2146581
Funny thing about the Flight fic version is that Regina is only Regina by name. None of her personality is in there. Then again, I'm only half-way through, almost at the scene where they have a huge fight I presume so that the official book is split.

>>2138752

Amazing Anon, I was wondering, if by any chance you continued to look at the fulfilled request of the rest of the September month?

>>2155783

It is. The rest will be published as Grounded come Nov or Dec. Hopefully it's the rest of the book. Popcorn Love I struggled to finish because it was so close to the fanfic. Hughes didn't even change the dialogue, so all the 'dear's are in there and all. You've got Regina's dialogue throughout PL without the background fandom references to explain why she talks that way.

It feels like they rushed the publication of Flight. It could've been published as one novel and allowed Radley time to write a brand new sequel or original work. She said she's changing the ending, but Flight needs more rewrites/hefty applications of logic than just that.

It'll be interesting to see if Radley gets further than just turning fanfic into original fic, or if that's all she's capable of. The funny thing is, it feels like she's gone and done an EL James. She said on Tumblr that she won't write anymore Swanqueen fanfiction, presumably ever, burnt that fandom bridge, while banking on Swanqueen fans buying her book. That's how it seems to me, but I have a slightly more detached view of it all.

>>2154598
It did drag on a bit and as >>2155216 said, the romance seemed a little forced. I think if they had more scenes with the two MCs working together, instead of random family scenes, it might have allowed the reader to see the relationship build a bit. Still, it wasn't the worst thing I've ever read.

>>2156080
Thing is though, with it being made more realistic, it would've been chock full of drama. And with Regina/Olivia being made with a mental disorder that makes her 'awkward' that's enough. Sadly, in the fic version, when the author announced something 'exciting' happening to the fic, she started to condense the interactions, which prior to that were very well spaced out and detailed enough. While after the announcement, they started speeding up little by little and supposed 'big things' were given one or two paragraphs.

If it went the way it did originally, it would've been much longer and much better, but because she got caught up in publishing a fic, she rushed the ending of the fic and it wasn't as good as it could've been and the published version is stupid near the end.

Now she says that the second book would have additional scenes and that they could've been voted for, which is again, a little stupid. But oh well. It is what it is.

>>2154736
>>2154958
Thank you so much. So far, easily one of the best things in years.

>>2156271

That's true. Radley also states she has no interest in reading, which would solve a lot of issues if she were a reader.

Voting for scenes? Really? It may as well still be fanfic because it sounds like she can't make up her mind, or is still trying to cater to her fans.

As you said, it is what it is, and writing is just a ''hobby'' for her. I couldn't pick what was really throwing me 'til you put it into words. I'm curious as to how long she'll survive in the industry.

Any severe drama in Infinite Loop by Meghan O'Brien? I'm a third-ish way through and they're waaay too happy and I don't trust something not to fuck it up because 'it's the way it has to be in stories'. According to a lot of authors anyway.

>>2156496
I didn't make it as far as you are. Was quite boring, sadly.

>>2156496
No. The road trip will turn into dealing with some of the family baggage ex-cop whose name I forgot has, but there's no relationship drama between the two. I quite liked it because it's a fluffy, sweet romance and I do genuinely enjoy road trip stories.

>>2157123
Awesome, I hoped it would be like that.

Anyway, new thread?

I started reading A Date With Angel, and I did find it funny, but it started grating on my nerves for some reason. I only want to know one (two) things: At some point, is it shown/revealed/she (Angel) says herself that she knew from the start that Kim knew Angel wasn't human (and is Angel really an alien)?

>>2157144

Yes, good idea.
Here's the new one: >>2157226

And here's the zippy downloads linked in this thread:
http://pastebin.com/9JcNWwfT