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Frost and Frontiers
From a snowy landscape to among the stars themselves, these three F/F erotic romance stories bring together distant lovers and give them the fantasy endings they deserve.
In “Frost and Ice,” ice queen Isolde confronts building tensions with a maligned ex-lover who is trying to turn up the heat in her kingdom.
Engineer-turned-entrepreneur Nessa is looking forward to finally meeting her long distance girlfriend Chantal in person on Europa. That is, if they can get through the “Unexpected Dilemmas” threatening to keep them forever apart.
And in “Orbits,” Ruby isn’t planning to run into her old flame Jen on the new orbital colony Raft, but neither is she planning to miss the chance to reconnect with the one woman she can’t quite shake from her head ... or her heart.
In “Frost and Ice,” ice queen Isolde confronts building tensions with a maligned ex-lover who is trying to turn up the heat in her kingdom.
Engineer-turned-entrepreneur Nessa is looking forward to finally meeting her long distance girlfriend Chantal in person on Europa. That is, if they can get through the “Unexpected Dilemmas” threatening to keep them forever apart.
And in “Orbits,” Ruby isn’t planning to run into her old flame Jen on the new orbital colony Raft, but neither is she planning to miss the chance to reconnect with the one woman she can’t quite shake from her head ... or her heart.
62 pages, Kindle Edition
Published December 9, 2017
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June 10, 2019
There’s 3 stories in this book and I have to say my favourite was definitely the second one. I love chantal to pieces. Another thing I adored, was that these weren’t your typical early teen girls. There were no ages mentioned in the first one, but Nessa mentions approaching 40 in Unexpected Dilemma’s and Ruby mentions being 50 in Orbits.
#1 Frost and Ice - 4 stars
I loved this one, Isolde and Jaq were super adorable. And I enjoyed their banter. I found myself laughing out loud a couple of times. Especially when Jaq said she knew she was good with puzzles for a reason. I really really felt for Isolde, and I only wish these two had a full length novel or three.
#2 Unexpected Dilemmas - 4.5 stars
This one had me on the verge of a panic attack. It took me less than 3 pages to get attached to Chantal and Nessa. Which, then turned into utter fear for their lives. Every page turn came with a No NO LEAVE THEM ALONE. Chantal was easily my favourite character out of all of these, and again, I found myself wishing they were more than short stories because things did get skipped over quickly. Also Nessa being bisexual was something that made me smile.
#3 Orbits - 2.5 stars
The highlight of this one for me was when they were interrupted in the vet practice. I was actually laughing along with them. But, that, and the fact that Ruby was older, which you never see, were the only things I really liked about this one. It just wasn’t as good to me as the two that came before it.
#1 Frost and Ice - 4 stars
I loved this one, Isolde and Jaq were super adorable. And I enjoyed their banter. I found myself laughing out loud a couple of times. Especially when Jaq said she knew she was good with puzzles for a reason. I really really felt for Isolde, and I only wish these two had a full length novel or three.
#2 Unexpected Dilemmas - 4.5 stars
This one had me on the verge of a panic attack. It took me less than 3 pages to get attached to Chantal and Nessa. Which, then turned into utter fear for their lives. Every page turn came with a No NO LEAVE THEM ALONE. Chantal was easily my favourite character out of all of these, and again, I found myself wishing they were more than short stories because things did get skipped over quickly. Also Nessa being bisexual was something that made me smile.
#3 Orbits - 2.5 stars
The highlight of this one for me was when they were interrupted in the vet practice. I was actually laughing along with them. But, that, and the fact that Ruby was older, which you never see, were the only things I really liked about this one. It just wasn’t as good to me as the two that came before it.
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