The F/F is standard shortcut for Female/Female, in the same manner as M/M is for gay fiction and M/F for heterosexual.

OK so I've been through all of these books and not one of them are what I'm looking for. This book's about these two women who fall in love (obviously) and the main characters name is Brooke. I've been looking for like a week now and I can't find anything about it. The girl Brooke falls in love with someone who owns a pet store and that's how they meet Brooke takes her moms dog there (i think its a Chihuahua or something idk if that will help) Brooke also thinks shes straight until she meets the store owner. The store owner also lives with her gay friend i forget his name but hes pretty flamboyant and stereotypical lol so if any of this info helps anyone find this book please let me know. thanks.

Brooke wrote: "OK so I've been through all of these books and not one of them are what I'm looking for. This book's about these two women who fall in love (obviously) and the main characters name is Brooke. I've ..."

Check this one https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/1...
I think it is what you are looking for.

Who TF Voted for James Sillwood books and why TF would they do so on this list?

So, I've been through this list, and I can't find a particular story I've read in the past. I can't recall the name, but I can certainly recall a few things about the story itself.

I recall it being about a woman who works at a resort type place, and she amuses herself by seducing straight women who come into her activity/class she teaches (I want to say Spinning or Yoga?). I also recall then there being a lesbian getaway/convention thing, and the main character ending up falling in love with her friend.

Does this ring any bells for anyone?

Jackie wrote: "So, I've been through this list, and I can't find a particular story I've read in the past. I can't recall the name, but I can certainly recall a few things about the story itself.

I recall it bei..."

Yip, but I don't remember what it was called. Will go through my read books and check if I have it there.

Odd Bin wrote: "Jackie wrote: "So, I've been through this list, and I can't find a particular story I've read in the past. I can't recall the name, but I can certainly recall a few things about the story itself.

..."

Thanks a lot! I'd really appreciate it!