Ashley Herring BlakeLGBTQ+ Romance · Romance
Get Over It, April Evans
Synopsis
April Evans has closed her failing tattoo shop, rented out her house and been left by her fiancée for someone younger. Looking for a way to get through the summer, she takes a job teaching art at Cloverwild, a new resort in Clover Lake, New Hampshire, in exchange for free housing.
Then she learns that her co-teacher and cabin-mate is Daphne Love, the woman her ex stole. Daphne is twenty-five, newly single and hurt, raised in a strict Baptist family that turned its back on her, and she has her own doubts about the arrangement. With a lucrative art exhibit in London as the prize, the two women compete as much as they cooperate, until the grudge starts to give way to something warmer.
This is a sapphic contemporary romance with a lakeside setting, a supporting cast of queer found family and a sweet, steamy tone. It is the second Clover Lake novel, following Dream On, Ramona Riley, and April's best friend Ramona returns from that book.
How it reads
Prose complexity 1/10
Content warnings (1)
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