Substitute for Love
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| Rating | : | 4.69 (992 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 1562802658 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 288 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 0000-00-00 |
| Language | : | English |
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-- Richard LaBonte, Book Marks. -- Bay Area ReporterKallmaker skillfully weaves a tale of longing, need, and desire, complete with mystery, good guys, bad guys and raw sexuality. -- Lambda Book ReportKarin Kallmaker's best and most engrossing books yet! -- Womyn's WordsShe's the lesbian hybrid of Joyce Carol Oates and Danielle Steele. "Substitute" may be the best Kallmaker I've read in a long time, and given her extraordinary talent, that's saying something
While it is true that Holly had been trying to come to terms with her growing attraction toward women, no one expected Holly to take one look at the mysterious Reyna and fall hopelessly in lust. Unable to resist the purely physical appeal of Reyna's sensuous demands, Holly quickly succumbs to Reyna's declicious seduction. Knowing too well the high cost of living in shadows and denial, Holly risks everything and sets out to pierce the deep shroud of mystery surrounding the woman she has come to love.. After a night of delirious passion, Reyna gives Holly a long kiss and a single rule: "Call whenever you want me to make love to you. When Holly's best friend Tori takes her to a dance for lesbians only, she realizes that Tori is gently
"Ask for what you want." - Substitute for Love I want it all and I want it now! And by all I mean the remaining books from Karin Kallmaker's backlist that I haven't read yet. I'm reminded why KK is the one of the best romance (sub-genre omitted on purpose) writers of all time, IMHO, every time I pick up a new "old" Kallmaker from her Naiad days. Substitute for Love is no exception.First off, as a ga. Cliché Vix Reader While both main characters were quite interesting. I just don't get wrapped up in a book where two women meet, have sex and then realize they want to spend the rest of their lives together. There's more to this book than that, but it boils down to that sad cliché.. Burdas said Kallmaker gets better and better. Karin Kallmaker continues to amaze me. The books get better and better. In my opinion this book may not be the steamiest, but certainly is the most well written of them all. It has a more complexity in it's story line than most lesbian novels and holds your interest without fail. I can not overlook it's quantity either. How many times have you bought a