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This traditional lesbian romance book was charming with fantastic dialogues that just appealed to the nerd in me.

Love by the Numbers at Lez Review Books

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Love by the Numbers

Cover, Paperback Romance by Karin Kallmaker. A deliciously romantic and erotic tale from one of our most entertaining storytellers. “Erotic scenes are steamy and offer considerably more than mere narrative interruptus.” - Bay Area Reporter. A conductor holds aloft a baton with the Eiffel Tower in the backdrop.

A real gift for characterization and realistically humorous dialogue.

Bay Area Reporter

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Paperback Romance

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The dialogue, particularly in conversations between Milla and Tyna, works so well, capturing the first blush of attraction.

The Lesbian Review

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Comfort and Joy

“Women’s Fiction” – A Sign or an Answer to Sexism in the Book Industry?

Karin Kallmaker 05/17/2014 Business of Books 1 Comment

Novelist Joanne Harris finds her books labelled “women’s fiction” frustrating. Why do these labels exist – a perspective from a lesbian writer in a small market.

Painted Moon is a classic that could very well become the next Curious Wine... [It] has the compelling storyline and strong writing that will deservedly reinforce the popularity of the romance genre.

The Lesbian Review of Books

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