β Scribed by Louise McBain
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
On Janeβs way to a Lake Tahoe house party an airline snafu tosses her into the orbit of beautiful climbing instructor, Bree Voss. Jane canβt believe it when the younger woman with the sparkling blue eyes begins to flirt with herβ¦ and is even more surprised when she finds herself flirting right back. Never before has Jane considered being with another woman, but a night of unparalleled passion brings her to question everything. Is Jane gay? Is love at first sight even possible? What will she tell her daughter and how will she avoid the Cadillac King of Southern California, the man everyone is trying to set her up with?
Sweet Jane is a story of one womanβs awakening and the love she finds when she refuses to go back to sleep.
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