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Re: Lesbian Book Recs

[(Anonymous)]

NA

How is Sing the Four Quarters f/f? Seems to be a very standard m/f from the blurb.

Re: Lesbian Book Recs

[(Anonymous)]

NA

The protagonist's a bi woman in a long-standing open relationship with another woman, and maintains that relationship at the end of the book, though she is separately going to have a relationship with the dude who impregnated her. I would caveat reccing it for f/f myself - her girlfriend stays behind during their adventures, and it's really not the focus of the story, but her girlfriend is definitely there for her.

Re: Lesbian Book Recs

[(Anonymous)]

NA

I would consider "her main relationship in the course of the book is with a man" to be a MAJOR caveat that should be mentioned in that rec!

Re: Lesbian Book Recs

[(Anonymous)]

Reccer: I think “her main relationship is with a man” is kind of misleading? They’re not romantic. They’re allies with a common goal. The main character only has a romantic relationship with her long-term female partner.

Re: Lesbian Book Recs

[(Anonymous)]

SA

DA mentioned that they had a relationship at the ending which...is possible? I’m trying to remember but it’s been a little while since I read it.

Re: Lesbian Book Recs

[(Anonymous)]

Am I misreading the blurb I found? Because it sounds like the book is about the pregnant protagonist traveling around with the father of her child.

Re: Lesbian Book Recs

[(Anonymous)]

AYRT

As DA said above, it’s a thing where the protagonist is in a long-term open f/f relationship.

I...actually forgot that the summary didn’t give this info, because this is how it was always recced to me. Whoops!