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Les Be Honest

By Sarah Robinson
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"I loved the story...I felt completely immersed and couldn't stop reading it." - NetGalley Reviewer

 

"Robinson delivered once again with a book with two strong women and a romance with sexy chemistry and is filled with witty dialogue that will make you laugh out loud." - Library Reviewer

 

"The banter was hilarious and it was a fun and easy read. Just what I needed!" - NetGalley Reviewer

 

The highly anticipated second standalone romantic comedy in the Queerly Devoted series by Sarah Robinson is a steamy story of lesbian romance and elder millennial drama as Yasmeen explores how to become a bad*ss boss in a neighborhood that wants to shut her and her dreams down with an intriguing and infuriating woman who has never heard "no" before in her life.

 

After several failed businesses—including an edible panties subscription box—the eternally optimistic Yasmeen Kiani feels like her next launch has to be the big break. When she sees a FOR LEASE sign at the corner lot on her street, she decides it's time to try, try again. While there are over 1,000 gay bars in the United States, there are less than 25 lesbian bars total (a real life fact! See the Lesbian Bar Project)…and Yasmeen has decided that she is going to open the first in her Arlington, VA neighborhood. Unfortunately, the neighborhood is not on board with her plan.

 

Tyler Adams has been the president of every club or organization she's ever been involved in. Class valedictorian, president of her college sorority, even prom queen twice, including a high school she didn't go to. Tyler does nothing second best just like her father, a real estate mogul who she has a close yet tumultuous relationship with and who owns the building she lives in. A full-time podcaster on top of helping her father lease his property out, including to a new business by a woman she finds incredibly attractive, Tyler hosts one of the country's most listened to shows on true crime yet her personal life and sexuality are the biggest mystery to her fan base.  

 

Tyler isn't used to facing opposition, but Yasmeen is no stranger to having to fight for what she wants and she's about to teach Tyler that failure isn't the end of the world—just the beginning of the war.

 

What Yasmeen didn't expect was for Tyler to teach her some battles are not worth fighting…but the one for her heart is.

 

PRAISE FOR QUEERLY DEVOTED SERIES:

 

"A delightfully witty sapphic romance that is deeper than I had anticipated and these emotions underlie the humor and sarcasm used to tell the story." - The Lesbian Review, on Baby Bank by Sarah Robinson

 

"Oh baby, this romance is a queer delight! Fun and funny, Robinson's writing will have you begging for more." - Haley Neil, author of f/f romance Planning Perfect

 

"I will be ready to read what ever the author writes next." - Goodreads Review

 

"This book is all about female empowerment and choosing the family you want!" - NetGalley Review

"Each character brings a unique flavor to the mix, making the reader feel like a part of their close-knit circle. The romantic entanglements and misadventures provide the perfect backdrop for this heartwarming rom-com." - Amazon Review

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“I can’t say I was a massive fan. The writing felt very flat for me, and I think a large reason for this is because the MC’s got together so early on in the book and we didn’t really get to see them much together, or even as individual people, outside of the bar. I didn’t feel any connection to their relationship as a result (& I did not like the comment about chihuahuas, they are adorable & lovely). I did appreciate that this book raised awareness on lesbian bars, though, as I did not know there were so few of them within the US. I also enjoyed that we got to see discussions on how family dynamics are complicated and the solution isn’t a “one fits all” type of deal. I’ll be reading more from this author in future, I just don’t think this particular book was for me.”
“Received this book as an ARC from Netgalley for my honest review and feedback Spicy: 2 star Overall, 3 stars Story of a trust found person trying to decide what she would like to do with her life. She's encountered several failed business ventures and comes up with an idea to open a bar/hair shop where queer people can go and be themselves in the DC metro area. In looking for the building for her new business venture, she falls in love with the daughter of a billionaire who doesn't agree with the queer lifestyle. The daughter believes her father would do anything for her and convinces the MC to open her business in her fathers building. Daughter and MC start a romantic relationship, and the daughter struggles to live her authentic self. At the 11th hour, the billionaire father pulls a stunt that requires the MC to pivot and regroup, also causing trouble in their relationship. Forced to come to grips with her father betrayal, the daughter makes a public announcement that could permanently damage her father career. Overall, the book was enjoyable, and I loved seeing the diversity in the cast of characters. I loved seeing how each family handled their daughter being part of the LGBTQIA+ community. There wasn't a true love connection between the two main characters, and the spicy scenes left a lot to be desired. There was no depth or descriptions in the scenes, and they felt rushed.”

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