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Lesbian Lovers Throughout Time #1
Prairie Women in Love
Enjoy PRAIRIE WOMEN IN LOVE, the first installment in the hot new lesbian romance series, Lesbian Lovers Throughout Time.
It's hard being a woman in 1870 and even harder if you happen to have feelings for another woman.
But that is exactly what is happening to 20-year old Rebecca Wallis. Dropped off at her new life as a schoolteacher after a long wagon trip to Almond, Wisconsin, Rebecca meets Sarah Barton. Sarah is unlike any woman Rebecca has ever met, strong, independent, and she wears trousers!
The women face a painful choice, just as life's grandest gift has been offered to them for the first time. Will their feelings be enough to survive the challenges of being a lesbian in late 1800's America?
PRAIRIE WOMEN IN LOVE is a 9600-word novelette with a romantic and erotic F/F storyline--for adults only!
It's hard being a woman in 1870 and even harder if you happen to have feelings for another woman.
But that is exactly what is happening to 20-year old Rebecca Wallis. Dropped off at her new life as a schoolteacher after a long wagon trip to Almond, Wisconsin, Rebecca meets Sarah Barton. Sarah is unlike any woman Rebecca has ever met, strong, independent, and she wears trousers!
The women face a painful choice, just as life's grandest gift has been offered to them for the first time. Will their feelings be enough to survive the challenges of being a lesbian in late 1800's America?
PRAIRIE WOMEN IN LOVE is a 9600-word novelette with a romantic and erotic F/F storyline--for adults only!
32 pages, Kindle Edition
First published January 21, 2014
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About the author
Rachel Windsor
25 books31 followersRachel Windsor is a boring attorney who enjoys writing in her free time. To spice up her day-job writing of appellate briefs, pension plans and tax documents, she writes lesbian fiction, specializing in romance, romantic comedies, historical romance and erotica.
In addition to writing, Rachel enjoys spending time with her wife and their two children, traveling, enjoying good food and wine, and reading.
Contact Rachel at AuthorRachelWindsor@yahoo.com to keep in touch and be informed of new releases.
In addition to writing, Rachel enjoys spending time with her wife and their two children, traveling, enjoying good food and wine, and reading.
Contact Rachel at AuthorRachelWindsor@yahoo.com to keep in touch and be informed of new releases.
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September 30, 2024
Lesbian lovers through time. What a great way to start. One Prairie teacher replcing the other Blessings
April 30, 2014
This is the first installment of a new LesFic romance series, Lesbian Lovers Throughout Time.
This novella is set in 1870 in Almond, Wisconsin. Rebecca Wallis is about to start a new life as a schoolteacher. It’s her first time away from her family and friends, so everything is new and slightly intimidating, from the family she is boarding with to the outgoing teacher, Sarah Barton, who is handing over the reigns.
Sarah is different – strong, independent, unmarried and wearing trousers – virtually unheard of at the time. As Rebecca starts to explore her new world she quickly realizes that she wants Sarah to be a part of it, but can they find their way to romance as well as a career in the male-centric world of the 1800’s?
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This is a great romantic short. Despite being only just under 10,000 words we get a full story of two women meeting and falling in love. By paring down to the basics ,which gives us a sparing glance at time and place, Ms Windsor crams a whole lot into the tale.
Sarah and Rebecca are well drawn, charming and evocative of all those first explorations of first love. The plot is simple but makes this more than just a way to put their romance in a context. We can all empathize with their almost childish glee at finding each other while facing the threat of loosing their chance for happiness because of the restrictions of the day.
The resolution is simple but charming, and we are left hoping that other women found a way to live their lives together.
A lovely read, well worth a quiet hour and I look forward to reading more in the series.
This novella is set in 1870 in Almond, Wisconsin. Rebecca Wallis is about to start a new life as a schoolteacher. It’s her first time away from her family and friends, so everything is new and slightly intimidating, from the family she is boarding with to the outgoing teacher, Sarah Barton, who is handing over the reigns.
Sarah is different – strong, independent, unmarried and wearing trousers – virtually unheard of at the time. As Rebecca starts to explore her new world she quickly realizes that she wants Sarah to be a part of it, but can they find their way to romance as well as a career in the male-centric world of the 1800’s?
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This is a great romantic short. Despite being only just under 10,000 words we get a full story of two women meeting and falling in love. By paring down to the basics ,which gives us a sparing glance at time and place, Ms Windsor crams a whole lot into the tale.
Sarah and Rebecca are well drawn, charming and evocative of all those first explorations of first love. The plot is simple but makes this more than just a way to put their romance in a context. We can all empathize with their almost childish glee at finding each other while facing the threat of loosing their chance for happiness because of the restrictions of the day.
The resolution is simple but charming, and we are left hoping that other women found a way to live their lives together.
A lovely read, well worth a quiet hour and I look forward to reading more in the series.
March 15, 2015
3.5 stars
Well written, short story about finding the love you thought would never be. I can't imagine being a lesbian in a tiny town back in the 1800's. Makes you rethink what being a spinster really was all about.
Well written, short story about finding the love you thought would never be. I can't imagine being a lesbian in a tiny town back in the 1800's. Makes you rethink what being a spinster really was all about.
June 11, 2014
Sweet Story
This was such a sweet story. During that time in history, it was definitely considered taboo. Oh how the Times have changed. I really enjoyed this short story.
This was such a sweet story. During that time in history, it was definitely considered taboo. Oh how the Times have changed. I really enjoyed this short story.
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