Amy Pendleton is on a quest to find love, bravery, and a place she can call home.
When the ‘Winter of Sorrow’ brings her to a dead stop, Amy confronts her old life and decides to commit herself to a ‘Summer of Love’. It’s time to throw off her seven year dry spell and to finally ‘Come Out’ at the grand old age of 27.
With a revolving cast of willing players, Amy loses her hang-ups and finds her true self in saucy Brighton, Britain’s seaside party town, where anything goes. But life has more in store for Amy than she bargained for…
A witty, queer tale, of intrigue, steamy encounters, and a galloping romantic quest, set in quirky Brighton and the ancient landscapes and byways of Sussex.
One Brighton Summer is a madcap adventure – packed with Drag Kings, posh femmes, free spirits, tech nerds, the odd nefarious type and even a brush with the law. This humorous first book in a series, sets the stage for its lesbian heroine to follow her destiny, whatever that brings ...
This book is beautifully written. So many details with such smoothness with each transition. Each changing scene isn't abrupt, but slow and well paced. I'm truly impressed. The pace doesn't change as I don't feel rushed into the end but like the writers took their time to truly tell the story.
It's like a more open-minded version of Eat, Pray, Love. Self discovery, internal happiness, and being one with nature truly stole parts of me. I couldn't stop reading. I wanted to be lost in the main character and everything they were going through. There's a lovely view of different sexualities that I can't say I've heard of but I do respect. The story is beautifully erotic with different takes on sex and love.
The ending. It was absolutely perfect. If you are given the chance to read this book, take it. Thank me later.
This book is beautifully written. So many details with such smoothness with each transition. Each changing scene isn't abrupt, but slow and well paced. I'm truly impressed. The pace doesn't change near the end, like a lot of writers feel the need to do. The writers took their time to truly tell the story.
It's like a more open-minded version of Eat, Pray, Love. Self-discovery, internal happiness, and being one with nature truly stole parts of me. I couldn't stop reading. I wanted to be lost in the main character and everything they were going through. There's a lovely view of different sexualities that I can't say I've heard of but I do respect. The story is beautifully erotic with different takes on sex and love.
The ending. It was absolutely perfect. If you are given the chance to read this book, take it. Thank me later.