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Best Lesbian Erotica of the Year: 20th Anniversary Edition | Sacchi Green

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Cleis Press' most lauded editor, Sacchi Green assumes the helm of one the most-heralded and best-selling series, Best Lesbian Erotica. This match made in book publishing heaven is also a fan fave whose readers range from 18 to 80 and who can't get enough of the Lambda Award–winning Sacchi Green's scorching hot stories of lesbian sex. From lust-at-first sight quickies to long-time companions, this voracious volume is the stuff of every woman's fantasy. With secret desires, coming-out, and coming-of-age stories and deeper explorations of what Green describes as "the fiercer shores of sex," Best Lesbian Erotica of the Year, Volume 1 aims to please and leave you satisfied.

ShawnaHunter

Best Lesbian Erotica of the Year: 20th Anniversary Edition | Sacchi Green

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I posted a story by story review on Goodreads that goes into more detail but to sum up the stories are mostly good but not fleshed out enough. The two women on the tomato farm is FANTASTIC amd the heavy set gender queer SJW thing about bracelt codes is so niche its all but unreadable.