I'm in the mood for fluffy F/F. Help me pick one to read and review!

[rachelmanija]

Poll #21256

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I want you to read and review this F/F book!

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Deadline, by Stephanie Ahn. Paranormal about a disgraced witch in NYC.
20 (22.7%)

Blissfully Blindsided, by Robin Alexander. Blaze Sonnier made national news while dressed as the Easter Bunny in a brawl where she was trying to defend herself, and earned the moniker Bitch Slap Bunny.
14 (15.9%)

Once Ghosted, Twice Shy, by Alyssa Cole. F/F spinoff of a series about fictional (modern) African royalty. Can I read this without having read the earlier M/F books?
38 (43.2%)

Chicken Run, by Alma Fritchley. Lesbian chicken farmers in Yorkshire solve a mystery.
38 (43.2%)

Colorblind, by Siera Maley. YA about a girl who can see how old people will be when they die.
5 (5.7%)

Rising From the Ashes, by Caren Werlinger. I started this a while back and the tone was very serious. However, the heroine was raised by telepathic badgers.
27 (30.7%)

Comments

[kitewithfish]

However, the heroine was raised by telepathic badgers.

Hi! I'm following because I think I used to follow you on LJ and never made the connection on DW!

But also, telepathic badgers.

[rachelmanija]

Welcome back!

Re: telepathic badgers: I suspect many people have the same feeling.

why I have just the icon for this

[rydra_wong]

TELEPATHIC BADGERS. I would read that! It could be awesome!

Re: why I have just the icon for this

[sholio]

Okay, wow, perfect icon is perfect. ♥

Re: why I have just the icon for this

[rachelmanija]

AMAZING.

[sholio]

Voting for Chicken Run, because it's a fun book and we can talk about it after you read it (plus: CHICKENS), and for the Alyssa Cole one, which I've never heard of and have no idea if it can be read on its own, but she's a pretty well-known romance writer so it can't be terrible, and it sounds fun!

[rachelmanija]

African royalty and chickens win! I will save Raised By Badgers for another time.

[tibicina]

It can be read on it's own, though you'll have a much better idea of what's going on in the background if you've read the first book in the series. (You don't need to have read the second book, though.)

[cyphomandra]

I am also keen on the Alyssa Cole and haven’t read the earlier ones, so I await the answer to your question!

[kate_nepveu]

The Alyssa Cole can definitely be read on its own.

[rachelmanija]

Thank you!

[isis]

I'm not a romance reader, but I can't resist chicken farmers.

[rachelmanija]

I was thinking of reading it and then passing it on to my step mom, who has chickens.

[laleia]

I think the Alyssa Cole one can be read on its own as long as you know the basic premise of the first M/F book (i.e. the names of the heroine and heroine, that they got together, and the name of the fictional country) (and even then you can figure all that out from context clues).

[rachelmanija]

Thanks!

[rmc28]

I very much enjoyed the Alyssa Cole (and have a half-written fffriday review of it) and I think all the context needed is provided in the book.