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Silver Lining, a successful lesbian romance writer, is just starting to come out of the dark tunnel after her wife’s untimely death. She has a crazy idea to sponsor a contest where the first reader who posts a review wins a home cooked meal. She’s hoping Jasmine, the only one who read the story before publication, will be the winner.
Her private messages with Jasmine have increased in their subtle flirtations. As the attraction between Silver and Jasmine heats up, so do the bizarre messages from an unknown fan.
Silver has more than an unwelcome stalker to overcome. She struggles with the guilt over her attraction to Jasmine and the lingering memories of her wife.
Who will come out the winner, the past, the present, or the unknown stalker?

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30 September 2016
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ASIN ‏ : ‎ B01LXE57N4
Publisher ‏ : ‎ Affinity Ebook Press NZ LTD; 1st edition (30 September 2016)
Language ‏ : ‎ English
File size ‏ : ‎ 905 KB
Simultaneous device usage ‏ : ‎ Unlimited
Text-to-Speech ‏ : ‎ Enabled
Screen Reader ‏ : ‎ Supported
Enhanced typesetting ‏ : ‎ Enabled
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Sticky notes ‏ : ‎ On Kindle Scribe
Print length ‏ : ‎ 277 pages

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Annette Mori

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Annette is an award-winning author, published by Affinity Rainbow Publications, who lives in the beautiful Pacific Northwest with her wife and their four furry kids. With twenty-nine published novels, four Lesfic Bard Awards, and one Goldie Award for her fourth novel, Locked Inside, she finally feels like a real author. Annette is as much a reader as a writer and always looking for the next lesfic novel to cue up. She came up with the One Fan at a Time tagline because it rolled off the tongue much better than One Reader at a Time. After pondering who she was at her core, it was all about connecting to each reader on a personal level. She would be the first to admit she doesn't do well with the masses. If someone picks up her book and it touches them she believes she has achieved what she wants with her writing by reaching each reader. It is who she is at her core. Drop her a line she loves to hear from readers: annettemori0859@gmail.com or sign up for her mailing list at: http://eepurl.com/cS3amj You can also catch her latest blogs at: https://annettemori0859.wordpress.com/ or visit the Affinity Rainbow Publications website for her books and many other outstanding authors: https://www.affinityebooks.com

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Ameliah Faith

Diabolical Suspense

Reviewed in Australia on 2 October 2016

Jasmine is Silver's beta reader and online friend. She helped Silver cope after losing her wife. Now they are spending a weekend together after Jasmine won a contest Silver ran. Jasmine's on again off again girlfriend isn't too happy that she is avoiding her calls and wants to do something to get Jasmine back... Did I mention the creepy stalker or was there two....anyway they aren't happy about Jasmine and Silver's budding relationship either. Trust me, you want to know what happens next.
This is a wonderfully written suspenseful novel by a very talented author. I liked the beautifully developing relationship between Silver and Jasmine. Silver's pain and insecurities are so realistic... I felt myself feeling so sorry for her. I loved how tender and gentle they both were when they slowly advanced their friendship into something more.
The twists are brilliant. I thought it was too easy to figure out who the demented soul was who was determined to cause trouble but it turned out so differently, well played Ms Mori!!
The character of Pretty Preston was positively perfect! He added the much needed comic relief. I've only read a few things by this author, a problem I am correcting and I have to say this is my favourite thus far.

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Debs

Love, Romance, Thriller and Compassion all rolled into one awesome read

Reviewed in the United States on 31 October 2016

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Annette Mori delivers another fantastic book. Jasmine is a beta reader for Silver Lining and wins a weekend and dinner with her favourite author. Jasmine firsts meets Silver at a writers' event five years previously and has been there for Silver, after so lost her wife. There are some lighthearted moments in the story which include Preston :), though there is a darker side that is an integral part of the story and how illness can change perceptions and create life threatening events. The on again, off again relationships Jasmine has with Dara is at times frustrating as you just want to tell Jasmine to kick her to the kerb, though Dara, delivers when the crunch comes. The main protagonist isn't who you expect and it comes as a little bit of a surprise, which I guess it was meant too. Who is the stalker and who exactly they are targeting, kept me guessing right to almost the end. Dara and Korrine's collusion's leave you guessing as to their motives also.
This is a love story with darker interactions, that touches on obsession, control and psychological illness.
Another great story from Annette and well worth the read. Although I've only just read this, it is one of those books that goes onto my favourites to read again.

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camceus

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Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 7 October 2016

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It's so difficult to write a review without falling foul of the unwritten rules which I do all the time, apparently. So I've got to be nice (sometimes I'm pretty savage), I've got to be honest (I am, always) and on no account have I to give the story away (I try not to). So here goes.
The story is spelled out in the blurb in any case so no more about that. The book was well written and I could relate to the two main characters - Silver who cannot get past her grief for her lost soulmate, though she dearly wants to try; and Jasmine who has admired Silver from afar and though completely enamoured, is such a decent person that she would be willing to wait forever for her. It was kind of nice watching how their fledgling relationship gains strength and momentum. There are some great side characters too, notably Preston whom Jasmine befriends on her flight to Seattle and who gives her some outrageous dating advice. Then there is Dara, Jasmine's ex who refuses to be cast aside and Korrine who browbeats Jasmine in the workplace. It would seem the author has drawn heavily on both her experience as an author and as a health executive and if there is anything thing that I have learned from this book, it's this: (1) love conquers all but equally can manifest itself in strange ways; (2) it doesn't cost anything to be nice; (3) not everyone on Facebook is your friend. I say that last bit because both women get strange and increasingly worrisome messages and they are not sure who they are from. To Annette Mori's great credit as a writer, we, the readers, don't know either. So it's a bit of a romance and a bit of a mystery at the same time which makes it doubly worth a read.

Loek

Flipping awesome!

Reviewed in the United States on 17 November 2016

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The loss of her wife has a devastating effect on her life and on her writing. A part of her died with her wife. Silver struggles with her own inner dialogue, she is lonely and in pain. She needs to move on. To give in to her feelings will mean radical change. Jasmine needed a change too. Her long-term relationship lead nowhere. Can they both change their lives? Can they overcome the roadblocks in their way? I absolutely fell in love with Silver. She is such a tender and warm sensitive woman. The story has a surprising twist. A surprise because it turns out to be the last one I expected. I loved the jokes but especially the joke about the dog and the cat. I was laughing out loud. There are so many elements that makes this an excellent story: pets, humor, suspense, a quirk of fate, looming danger, the sweet sensation of a new love and it has all the emotions. This book deserves more than 5 stars.

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Susan

Great read

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 7 May 2017

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Now I usually read 2 books at a time, 1 I take everywhere on my Kindle fire, the other is a good old fashioned book to stop me from sliding onto the internet before I go to sleep but after starting this book I realised that wasn't going to be the case and my other book has been gathering dust. The twists and turns and who is it's kept me hooked along with the unfolding of the main characters relationship and the journey of emotions it took me on.

Darla Baker

You had me at hello

Reviewed in the United States on 5 November 2016

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It may be the most widely held and yet rarely voiced fear lurking in the heart of every lesbian that she will lose the love of her life far too soon.

So when a novel comes along to address this fear head on and infuse us with hope we aren't even aware we need, all we can say is thank you. Like anyone else in Silver and Naomi's shoes, we pray we will never face the loss. But if we must, Mori has given us hope that a Jasmine could exist.

The suspenseful secondary plot was well done and a very nice addition. And in true Annette Mori fashion, it was handled with compassion and grace. I've come to expect nothing less.

I laughed, I shivered, I felt the butterflies, and I cried. Thank you for the ride.

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