You may have noticed that we've become rather fond of Jae's books here at Love in Panels. Margrethe reviewed Perfect Rhythm, and I've covered Just for Show and her latest, Paper Love. Naturally, I had some questions! Jae was gracious enough to answer them for us.

The latest volume of Cleis's Best Women's Erotica of the Year series is big and bold and immensely satisfying. This collection is as diverse as it is exciting - familiar and new, kinky and sweet, fierce and tender - and filled with women from across the spectrum of life's experiences. It's a good thing the book is long, because each story leaves you hungry for more. 

Harlequin is having a big sale on a ton of their ebooks today! $1.99 each on Kindle and there are a ton to choose from.

Paper Love, Jae's latest f/f romance, is set in southwestern Germany, in the Black Forest area famous for that decadent cake. It's a book firmly set in place, with attention given to architectural, cultural, and culinary distinctions. When I looked up the city after reading the book, the images were very much like I had imagined, with cobbled streets and little man-made streams (Bächle) in the middle of the walks.

This time around, Suzanne reviews a gothic historical, a first-in-series paranormal, and a contemporary with When Harry Met Sally vibes.

Margrethe and Suzanne watched The Holiday Calendar on Netflix! We both liked it and had a chat about why, in case that's a thing you're interested in. 

Intercepted is a tricky book to review because there were things about it that I adored and things (characters, really) that made me want to claw my eyes out. So, instead of doing a rant or a rave, I'm going to try to help you figure out if you'll enjoy reading it. Sound good? Let's go.

We had so many ideas for gifting this year that we split them into three posts!

Here's what we've got:

Cute Stuff -  A collection of random stuff we like.

Sexy Stuff - Links to recommended adult toys and for you and/or your partner(s). 

Stuff for the Writer/Reader - This is what you're currently reading! Bookish things, because duh.

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A Wedding One Christmas is like a Hallmark (or Netflix, because it's better) Christmas movie in novel form. If that's your thing? You'll really enjoy it.