F/F romance recommendations?

Recommendation RequestF/F romance recommendations?

Posted July 1, 2023 by AtticSalt in Books

Since stuff your kindle day focuses on romance, I thought I'd see what was listed for free books that are f/f... Only to find that there were very few and most involved some kind of weird kink that was very off-putting. So I thought hey, where better to ask for good recs?

I don't often read romance, but I tend to dislike things that are super trope-centric, and while sex scenes are fine I'm looking for something that isn't just written erotica. I'd like something positive rather than tragic, a feel good type of thing.

Thanks in advance!

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somegenerichandle

July 1, 2023

You're description of off putting kink reminds me of Tipping the Velvet. The book was going along normally, and then...

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July 1, 2023

Oh no that’s on my list to read this summer! What kind of kink..?

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somegenerichandle

July 1, 2023

(Edited July 1, 2023)

Sado-mashocism power dynamic. In the book, she has three romances. And it is sort of framed like a bad thing from her middle relationship. But still, it goes into a lot more detail than is necessary

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Posted July 1, 2023 by AtticSalt

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