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    Landing Love (Lesbian Light Reads 6)
    Landing Love (Lesbian Light Reads 6)
    Landing Love (Lesbian Light Reads 6)
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    Landing Love (Lesbian Light Reads 6)

    By Elizabeth Andre

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    All Lila wants to do this winter is skate. She wants to land jumps, not love.

    Lila, a beautiful 20-something recreational figure skater, is done with dating until mini-skirt season, at least that’s what she tells her friends when she invites them to join her to visit every ice rink in Chicago.

    Then one crisp morning while skating at a new rink, Lila meets Ashley. Not only is Ashley stunningly good-looking with long ash blond hair, she can land an Axel, an advanced jump that has eluded Lila. Ashley agrees to coach Lila the following weekend. When Ashley doesn’t show, Lila realizes that she wasn’t that serious about taking a break from dating, and she doesn’t care if she ever lands an Axel.

    She cares about kissing Ashley, but doesn’t know how she will find her again.

    Landing Love is the sixth book in the Lesbian Light Reads series, but each book can stand alone. This lesbian contemporary love story includes graphic sex and is intended for adults only.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherTulabella Ruby Press
    Release dateNov 16, 2016
    ISBN9781370654963
    Landing Love (Lesbian Light Reads 6)
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    Elizabeth Andre

    Elizabeth Andre is a lesbian in an interracial same-sex marriage. She lives in the Midwest and loves things that go bump in the night.

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      Landing Love (Lesbian Light Reads 6) - Elizabeth Andre

      Landing Love

      Lesbian Light Reads 6

      by

      Elizabeth Andre

      Published by Tulabella Ruby Press

      Copyright 2015 Elizabeth Andre/All Rights Reserved

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      All characters and events in this book are fictitious. Any resemblance to actual persons, living or dead, is strictly coincidental.

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      Editor: Cassandra Pierce

      Landing Love

      Lesbian Light Reads 6

      by

      Elizabeth Andre

      I just wanted one fun winter with friends. No dating. No broken heart. No drama. No girlfriend sneaking off to Barbados for a rendezvous with an ex. So, the first week of December while my friends and I dug into some dim sum at our favorite neighborhood Chinese restaurant on a chilly Sunday afternoon, I announced my winter plan.

      I’d long been a recreational figure skater. It was good exercise and made me feel graceful. I could jump, although I never could land an Axel. Skating would be a part of my winter, and I would get better at it and improve my physical health. Friends would be a part of it, and we would spend more time together. I would go every day to my job as a paralegal working on people’s immigration paperwork, and I would help more refugees stay in the U.S. legally. Dating would not be part of my life for the foreseeable future.

      I’m going to every rink in Chicago, I said as a cart pulled up offering bean curd wrapped meat rolls and broccoli with oyster sauce. I want to check out the rinks I don’t usually go to. Think of it as the ice skater’s tour of Chicago, and I’m not going to date until it’s mini-skirt season. Who’s with me?

      Lynn, my old college roommate who was across the table from me, rolled her eyes and asked me to pass the hoisin sauce. Her new girl, Alice, was sitting next to her. They had only been dating for two weeks, but I knew they were holding each other’s hands under the table. They were at that super sweet point in the beginning of a relationship that I always enjoyed myself, but, when I saw it in other people and I was single, made me want to gag.

      Lila, that sounds like a great idea, but we’ll have to see what our schedule looks like, said Lynn. Oh God, they had become a we already. That was quick, even for Lynn. And you’re really just going to skate? Not date?

      Really.

      Lynn rolled her eyes again and gave Alice a kiss on the cheek before signaling a young man with a cart of dumplings to pass her a plate of chive dumplings. Seriously, get a room, I thought.

      I’ll go skating with you. Not so sure about the no-dating part, said Trisha, who was sitting next to me. We had been friends since we met at some big gay fundraiser a couple of years ago. She was a butch/androgynous gal with short black hair and always said she did a lot of dating. She regularly regaled me and our other friends with her adventures with various women she met online, at some street festival, or at a party. Her stories were always entertaining even though we never met any of these women, and she was usually available to hang out when I sent her a text message.

      Sitting next to her were Deborah and Matt. They were both fellow skaters. Like me, Deborah had trained and competed as a child, but was now just doing it for

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