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Works by Jaye Robin Brown

Georgia Peaches and Other Forbidden Fruit (2016) 365 copies, 9 reviews
No Place to Fall (2014) 128 copies
The Meaning of Birds (2019) 127 copies, 1 review
The Key to You and Me (2021) 51 copies, 5 reviews
Five Months or Forever (2022) 2 copies

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Super charming

Read it in a day. Jesus girls in love. The caustic effects of living a lie. Recovering from mistakes. Warm fuzzies.
 
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grahzny | 8 other reviews | Jul 17, 2023 |
Finally an LGBT novel that just reads like a good old romance novel and not like a platform for sprouting gay rights. This is a lovely book about two girls who live very different lives but collide one summer due to driving lessons and a meddling grandmother.
Piper is out and proud and has a dream to ride in the Olympic games Equestrian events. She's just broken up with her long time girlfriend who has suddenly gone straight and has lost her current horse coach , so accepts an invitation to spend Summer with her Grandmother, riding horses at a prestigious up state stable while she mends her broken heart.
Kat is not sure who she likes and is afraid of small town gossip but accepts the offer to teach Piper how to drive by taking her for lessons to and from her horse riding.
The chemistry is instant and as the two learn more about each other, make mistakes and discover how to have a proper relationship; we the readers are taken along for the ride.
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nicsreads | 4 other reviews | Mar 22, 2023 |
The characters are super likeable and believable, but somewhere along the way I felt the plot became a bit too convoluted for me. Sure, it's a believeable plot but only if you're thinking in terms of 'TV show trying to be accurate to modern life'. Still a very enjoyable light read and a lovely one for people looking for a queer MC who is Christian and isn't in conflict over it.
 
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