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Reader Comments
in the small space of about 200 pages, this book manages to be fun and smart, complex, and intensely readable.
Casey StepaniukCaseythecanlesbrarian.com, reviewing Don't Bang the Barista!
Loved it! It was so great to read a realistic story about lesbians that didn’t revolve around the coming out process. Please write a million more of these books!
Victoria StoryAmazon review of Don't Bang the Barista!
If smart, well-written theatrics are your thing, you’re in for a fun ride with Don’t Bang the Barista!
Melanie BellAutostraddle.com, Hidden Gems of Queer Literature.
Eat To Beat Acne! is a highly educational and interesting book, with a lot of information and scientifically based advice, sprinkled with fun facts and analogies which add an engaging touch.
PaulaGoodreads reviewer, Eat to Beat Acne
intriguing, endearing and utterly captivating throughout.
KalyaniiThe Lesbrary.com, review of Don't Bang the Barista!
Leigh is becoming one of my favorite indie authors,and just may end up on the list of all time favorite authors,and here’s why: she’s smart, witty, and her plots flow beautifully.
JeniferGoodreads reviewer, Go Deep
I picked this up in July and couldn’t think about anything else until it was done. It’s a page-turner! It was really well written, and I like how the author didn’t pull her punches. Nothing was dumbed down for the audience.
LisaAmazon review of The Old Arbutus Tree
I devoured this book in two nights. Great story, great writing, an absolute page turner!
AnonymousGoodreads reviewer, Don't Bang the Barista!
As a Vancouverite it was a pleasure to read a book that feels like a true reflection of the city, and I especially appreciated the realistic depiction of characters not often seen in fiction (particularly bi and genderqueer characters). They feel like real people, who are imperfect but who are trying to live meaningful lives and make meaningful connections. Great fun, and I couldn’t put it down once I started it.
JodieGoodreads reviewer, Go Deep
This was a charming love story with a lot of supporting cast of characters that need stories of their own. I loved the humor and poignant way the author developed the characters. Very well done!
Mirtha SibleszAmazon review of Don't Bang the Barista!
