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Something Old, Something New, Makes Something Blue: A Review of Lise MacTague’s DEPTHS OF BLUE
Depths of Blue by Lise MacTague (book one in the Deception’s Edge series) belongs to a few genres I don’t normally read: military science fiction, and romance. So I honestly wasn’t quite sure how much I would like this novel … Continue reading
Posted in Caribbean, Fiction, Lesbian, Queer, Romance, Science Fiction
Tagged Bella Books, Lesbian Fiction, military SF
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Casey the Canadian Lesbrarian 