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I Found My Heart in San Francisco #4
Disclosures
Disclosures is the fourth book in the I Found My Heart in San Francisco series.June in San Francisco and a young woman's thoughts turn to ... Pride Weekend! Ryan begins to introduce Jamie to some of the "secrets" of the lesbian lifestyle. The first night they make love in her family home, Jamie falls asleep while Ryan whispers "Go goinnne Dia thu." ay God keep you. He's going to have to work overtime as specters from Ryan's troubled past come back to haunt the new lovers.
470 pages, Kindle Edition
First published January 1, 2006
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About the author
Susan X. Meagher
59 books370 followersSusan X Meagher was born in southern Illinois and grew up in East St Louis. She attended college in Chicago and started her working career there. She and her partner moved to the Los Angeles area in the late 80's. It was there that she started to write. Her first few books were simply posted on the web and became the I Found My Heart in San Francisco series. In 2002 she moved to New York and divides her time between Manhattan and the Jersey Shore. She has published thirteen books in the series and has gone on to write many individual books as well. She has partnered with other authors on two short story books and has written many stories that have been published in other mainstream anthologies. Susan is active in the lesbian author community and loves to attend Women's week at Provincetown and the GCLS annual conventions. Her stories revolve around the relationships that two women can build when given a chance and how those relationships can strengthen the individual and the partnership. Her genre is lesbian romance/fiction and she believes strongly in the happy ending that we all so deserve. Susan X Meagher was awarded a 2011 Lesbian Fiction Readers’ Choice Award for Favorite Lesbian Fiction Writer. She is the recipient of the 2014 Alice B. Medal for her body of work.
From the author's website: I live in New York with my spouse, Carrie. We've lived in Chicago and Los Angeles for significant periods, but New York fits us very well. I love to discuss my work and fiction in general. My goal in writing is to explore feelings. I want to entertain, but I also want to make people think. I've heard that life is all about finding out who we are. To me, life if about finding out who other people are. I'm interested in the small details of life, that's how a story about two young women in college is slowly becoming a 26 book series. The joke in Seinfield was that it was about nothing. I feel the same about most of my books. They are about the many things that happen when nothing is happening. The small joys and sorrows of everyday life can be fascinating, especially if you care about the people involved. I try to create characters that will make a reader care deeply. I'm always interested in hearing how close I am to that goal. So please drop me a line whenever you have a comment or a question about a story. Writing is a pretty solitary pursuit and it's great to know that I'm not alone.
From the author's website: I live in New York with my spouse, Carrie. We've lived in Chicago and Los Angeles for significant periods, but New York fits us very well. I love to discuss my work and fiction in general. My goal in writing is to explore feelings. I want to entertain, but I also want to make people think. I've heard that life is all about finding out who we are. To me, life if about finding out who other people are. I'm interested in the small details of life, that's how a story about two young women in college is slowly becoming a 26 book series. The joke in Seinfield was that it was about nothing. I feel the same about most of my books. They are about the many things that happen when nothing is happening. The small joys and sorrows of everyday life can be fascinating, especially if you care about the people involved. I try to create characters that will make a reader care deeply. I'm always interested in hearing how close I am to that goal. So please drop me a line whenever you have a comment or a question about a story. Writing is a pretty solitary pursuit and it's great to know that I'm not alone.
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August 8, 2018
I am really enjoying this series. The first three were so patient with the characters - with Jamie's character development, and with the development of all of her (and Ryan's) relationships. But Disclosures has juuust a bit too much filler.
The ongoing sexual discovery and the path their athletic pursuits take aren't superfluous - a great deal of character development is rooted there, and it provides such charming relationship moments for Jamie and Ryan. And I truly, truly appreciate the depth of these novels. I'm not going to say there's too much of that - rather, I'd say there's not enough main action. The through-line of coming out, and the secondary arc of Ryan's past with Sara, could have been beefed up to balance the sex and workout vignettes (I know that sounds dismissive but I really do appreciate that they have a general purpose). Or perhaps the main and secondary plots could have been more evenly distributed among the rest. Either way, I spent a lot of time reading this book thinking "come on, get to it!".
Still loving the series.
The ongoing sexual discovery and the path their athletic pursuits take aren't superfluous - a great deal of character development is rooted there, and it provides such charming relationship moments for Jamie and Ryan. And I truly, truly appreciate the depth of these novels. I'm not going to say there's too much of that - rather, I'd say there's not enough main action. The through-line of coming out, and the secondary arc of Ryan's past with Sara, could have been beefed up to balance the sex and workout vignettes (I know that sounds dismissive but I really do appreciate that they have a general purpose). Or perhaps the main and secondary plots could have been more evenly distributed among the rest. Either way, I spent a lot of time reading this book thinking "come on, get to it!".
Still loving the series.
July 2, 2020
This is the 4th book in this series. This series seems more like the series is a book and each of the books is a chapter in the life of Jamie and Ryann. I enjoyed the description of Pride in San Francisco. So much that it made me want to go there at some point. It also brought up my memories of the Pride celebrations that I’ve been to. Overall, I’m enjoying the series. It is a very Open Door series which is OK, but when I’m not in the mood and really just want the storyline to continue, I skim on through. The love scenes are very well written and I do read them when I’m in the mood.
April 6, 2014
What more can I say, I just enjoy these books so much. I love Susan's writing style, she paints a picture as if you were there just amazing.
October 18, 2015
Jamie and Ryan the saga continues... what I most enjoyed was Ryan meeting the "in-laws."
March 28, 2016
Addicted
I am addicted to this series! I have read the first four books in a week. I would recommend this to anyone who enjoys watching two people fall in love.
I am addicted to this series! I have read the first four books in a week. I would recommend this to anyone who enjoys watching two people fall in love.
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