On top of that, I already mentioned how sexy the characters and the whole thing are, and I feel like I should also point out that this book includes one of the hottest strap-on scenes I’ve read in a long time outside of erotica. But they tackle issues as adults, talking and sharing, and that doesn’t happen so often in lesfic. Their life is not all sunshine and roses, there’s also conflict, as in any relationship. In every word, every touch, even in arguments and disagreements. And the love! It’s everywhere, every second. They find solutions together, they share decisions and victories and losses. They go through happy times and difficult times together, bringing each other strength and support.
It spans a couple of decades and focuses on key moments of their life after they finally saw the light and got together for real.Īnd that’s exactly why I love this couple, beyond the fact that both women are sweet and smart and sexy and I can’t get over Charlotte’s “darling” (especially as said by Lori Prince, which is up there with Abby Craden‘s in E. They’ve quickly become one of my favourite lesfic couples, and Forever and a Day, which is actually a series of epilogues, confirms it.
I didn’t manage to read this shortish sequel to Those Who Wait when it came out, so I decided to get to it as soon as I could after listening to the audiobook version (if you haven’t read my reviews for the book or the audiobook, which are both marvellous, there’s one here and the other here).įirst of all, just the idea of spending more time with Charlotte and Sutton was fantastic.
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