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An Unexpected Lesson
April Fields is an awkward nineteen year old, who, up until recently travelled the world with her mum. After the tragic death of her dad, the two fly back to England where they discover they've been left his entire estate.
April's mum decides it's time for her daughter to have more stability and April is quickly thrown into the world of university - A foreign world filled with studying, alcohol and relationships. Here she meets her Biology tutor, Rachel Carter, and the two form a close friendship. After a drunk kiss between the two women, April struggles to come to terms with her sexuality, having never thought of women in that way. The two embark on a confusing journey to discover their feelings and try to find a way to be together.
April's mum decides it's time for her daughter to have more stability and April is quickly thrown into the world of university - A foreign world filled with studying, alcohol and relationships. Here she meets her Biology tutor, Rachel Carter, and the two form a close friendship. After a drunk kiss between the two women, April struggles to come to terms with her sexuality, having never thought of women in that way. The two embark on a confusing journey to discover their feelings and try to find a way to be together.
349 pages, Kindle Edition
Published June 6, 2018
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July 10, 2018
I picked up a copy from Amazon last week and overall enjoyed the book! I like the contrast between the character's chapters and the story didn't disappoint. I found April to be a bit whiny at times but really liked Rachel's character.
The conversation between April and her mum was written really well and I got quite emotional reading it.
Good easy read for fans of the Lesbian fiction genre!
The conversation between April and her mum was written really well and I got quite emotional reading it.
Good easy read for fans of the Lesbian fiction genre!
July 27, 2018
Questionably uplifting
I just got back from being treated for whiplash. On and off. On and off. Even chapters it's on, odd chapters it's off. But aside from that it's not bad. Just not what the blurb says: "The book attempts to deal with discovering your sexuality and coming out to friends and family in an uplifting way." Uplifting? Lies. It promised a summer read, which this is not.
I just got back from being treated for whiplash. On and off. On and off. Even chapters it's on, odd chapters it's off. But aside from that it's not bad. Just not what the blurb says: "The book attempts to deal with discovering your sexuality and coming out to friends and family in an uplifting way." Uplifting? Lies. It promised a summer read, which this is not.
July 16, 2018
A sweet, funny book. Just finished it on my jolly holidays :)
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