And Playing the Role of Herself in Mostly Sapphic

Aug 30, 2014 Pin rated it it was amazing

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I just read “And Playing the Role of Herself” for the fifth time, and enjoyed it immensely again. For me, this is an amazing love story. And obviously completely irresistible. :D

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Aug 15, 2018 Lira rated it really liked it

I started out loving the book. The main character Caid was great. great voice, very likable, cute. Then once she got involved with Robin it kinda went downhill for me but I stuck it out out because of Caid. it's all told from her perspective. Robin was just bipolar and frankly, at times she didn't treat Caid very well. There was one scene I think after they'd had sex where Caid wants to talk and Robin basically shushed her and I was like, Nope- don't like her. So then I had to just fast forward ...more

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May 19, 2018 Katia M. Davis rated it liked it

I liked this well enough for a bit of mindless escapism for an afternoon. It is notoriously difficult to find decently written Lesfic and I picked up this book as it was on a Best of list somewhere on the internet. The storyline held together and wasn't too cheesy. The author had grace enough to admit when they were writing cliche. I guess it is difficult to avoid in certain genres. I felt it was a little drawn out in some places but my overall impression was an entertaining read and for once it ...more

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