If Only They Knew – eBook
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by Karin Kallmaker
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SKU: IfOnly2018
Formats/Types: Ebook Short Stories, Free Reads and 99-cent Reads
Genres/Filters: Couples, Sexy Romance, Shorter Reads in eBook
The Story...
- Another boring rubber chicken dinner leaves “old, married couple” Cheri and Margot determined to make it memorable. Explicit and very romantic short story from Karin Kallmaker's archives.
What People are Saying:
- ‘If Only They Knew’ at the Lesbian Reading RoomBrilliant and fun and delightfully well done. Made me smile and dream of such a love.
- Reader Comments about Karin’s Short StoriesShe tells stories that can be read over and over again with characters that linger in your thoughts.
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Author’s Notes
- "If Only They Knew" was originally published in Best Lesbian Love Stories 2004 (Alyson). Revision copyright 2018.
Excerpt
From "If Only They Knew"
“And lord knows, getting older isn’t a party game,” I add. I think about dropping appetite-killing phrases like skin barnacle and vaginal dryness into the conversation, but decide to be kind.The brunette puts her arm possessively around her blond paramour. I can’t see their name cards. “I think it’s great and all, you guys being together so long, but is that really the only model for a queer life?”“Of course not. I’m Cheri, by the way.” I add a nod because it would be impossible to reach across the table of eight.“Suze, and this is Ilene.” Ilene, apparently, did not speak.“What brings you to the awards tonight?” It’s enough of a diversion and Suze expounds on her commitment to the lesbian community while I sneak a glance at Margot.She’s looking at me, and her eyes are twinkling.We already sent the money, she says to me in the car. We don’t have to actually show up. I point out the great parking space. She agrees but she’s still not making any move to open her door.She turns in the seat, abruptly. Another button has come undone on her blouse. “It’s been ages since we made out in the car.”