Determined never to fall in love, Scarlett Faye Turner, who thrives on scandal, is thwarted by her attraction to gorgeous Gina Jamison, an infatuation that leads her on a powerful journey of self-discovery.
The best lesbian book I've read in a long time. Too many lesbian novels are full of cliches and so poorly written that I struggle to get through them, hoping for some redeeming feature. "Chasing lightning" refreshingly breaks away from the pack.
It is a funny and captivating coming out novel. The main character is a handful: tough, sharp, pulls no punches, and humorously and painfully spot on at times. She knows what she wants and goes out to get it with determination.
The whole book moves at a good pace and the writing pulled me right in. The sex scenes are also well written.
This book was easy to read in small bits because the chapters are short but it is very hard to put down if you have the time to sit and read.
I am not sure I've enjoyed a lesbian novel this much since I read "Ruby Fruit Jungle" and "Six of One" too many years ago.
I love reading queer fiction and I really enjoyed this book. I would definitely read something by this author again. Although I am completely different from the main character and she frustrated me sometimes, I still liked her.
It was rather unrealistic. I only read it as I wanted to read gay fiction that I could relate to. However - I found all the notions in the book unrealistic and absolutely no description about anything. There was a lot of travelling, a lot of faffing about and a lot of silly situations.