Matrix by Lauren Groff

Historical FictionMatrix by Lauren Groff

Posted February 26, 2024 by lesbiansherlock in Books

I’m interested in this book about medieval nuns (the best genre obviously 😌) and I would like to know if the characters are real women. There’s supposedly lesbians in it but I don’t want to discover halfway through that one of them is a vulnerable TIM.

Does anybody know and can tell me if the romance is between two women ? I tried to look on Goodreads but couldn’t find an answer.

Is it a good book in general ? Hopefully someone can help.

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AadirMorgendorfer

February 26, 2024

I've not read it but husband did quite a while ago. Says he's pretty sure there wasn't any trans crap in it, but didn't really rate it (too wish-fulfillment-y apparently, although I think that can be quite nice at times). Author does have pronouns on her twitter page.

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lesbiansherlock [OP]

February 26, 2024

Thank you ! I’ll give it a shot.

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Posted February 26, 2024 by lesbiansherlock

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