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For Whom the Roses Grow
by Rebekah Blackmore
Everyone in this book is sapphic and I love it
The beginning was very difficult to get through - I understand Mrs Anderson has reasons for her behaviour because of her tragic past and because she feels helpless, but reading her being so abusive to her staff was awful, and I wasn't sure I could get into the romance even later
Thankfully, things improved relatively soon (less than 50% in), and while there was some conflict/drama later, this book ended with THREE happy sapphic couples together and that is all I can ask for tbh
(Note: there is some homophobia due to the time period, but tbh it's pretty minimal because most of the story takes place in a house full of sapphic women
+ The main character lost the use of her legs due to an illness and she is disabled for most of the book, but she recovers by the epilogue)
The beginning was very difficult to get through - I understand Mrs Anderson has reasons for her behaviour because of her tragic past and because she feels helpless, but reading her being so abusive to her staff was awful, and I wasn't sure I could get into the romance even later
Thankfully, things improved relatively soon (less than 50% in), and while there was some conflict/drama later, this book ended with THREE happy sapphic couples together and that is all I can ask for tbh
(Note: there is some homophobia due to the time period, but tbh it's pretty minimal because most of the story takes place in a house full of sapphic women
+ The main character lost the use of her legs due to an illness and she is disabled for most of the book, but she recovers by the epilogue)