Tag Archives: The Organization

Lesfic Links and News Roundup: Week of October 16

Posted on October 21, 2017 by TBM

POSTS ON I HEART LESFIC Lesfic sale starting today! Interview with KD Williamson author of Pink New Lesfic Goodies: October 17th edition Guest Post: You Can Pick Your Friends … by Jean Copeland LESFIC POSTS FROM AROUND THE BLOGS … Continue reading →

Posted in Lesfic Roundup | Tagged A Fairytale of Possibilities, Adan Ramie, Ali Vali, Ann Aptaker, Annette Mori, Beneath the Waves, Cantor Gold Crime Series, Clare Lydon, Committment, Emma Sterner-Radley, Erin O'Reilly, I Heart Lesfic Giveaways, I Heart Lesfic Sale, Jean Copeland, K'Anne Meinel, Kay Bigelow, KD Williamson, Kiki Archer, Kitty Kat's Book Review Blog, Les Reveur, Lynn Lawler, Making A Tinderbox, Mine to Keep, Nancy Ann Healy, Pink, Samantha Boyette, Summer Fling, Take-Out, The Girl Who Wasn't Dead, The Lesbian Review, The Lesbian Talk Show, The Organization, The Outsider, The Romantic Reader Blog, Twice in a Lifetime, Wendy Hudson | Leave a comment

I Heart Lesfic Weekly New Releases Update

Posted on August 1, 2017 by TBM

Dear Lesfic Fan, Check out the latest lesfic releases. Happy reading! TB THE ORGANIZATION by Annette Mori & Erin O’Reilly E-book $5.99 Paperback $16.00 Romance Release Date: July 14, 2017 The feisty, fiery women from Asset Management are back for … Continue reading →

Posted in New Lesfic Releases | Tagged A Garden Dream, A Girl Called London, Adan Ramie, Annette Mori, Cara Malone, Clare Lydon, Drama Girls, Emma Nichols, Fame, Finding You, Fixer Upper, Getting Serious, I Heart Lesfic New Releases Newsletter, Jea Hawkins, Lesfic, Mia Archer, Rachel Spangler, Radclyffe, Secrets of the Heart, Susan X Meagher, Sweat, The Organization | Leave a comment

Guest Post: The World of Lesfic by Annette Mori

Posted on July 14, 2017 by TBM

Howdy folks! Today, Annette Mori is here. Please welcome Annette! Lately I’ve been a part of healthy discussion around the world of lesfic and there are vastly different perspectives regarding lesbian books written by male authors or straight women. A … Continue reading →