So it follows Ms. Malta, who's in a Bandre who has two twins, two daughters, one of whom is a lesbian who seems more like central to the story, more of a protagonist than the other two characters, the sister and their mother. But I have not read intimacy, let alone queer intimacy like this in a book for a very long time, maybe even ever. It's just so beautifully done. And you're just there in the moment every second
Tasha Frank
@NLOFrank · 0:33
Hey Charlieri, I just want to say thank you so much for this. I haven't read this book and I was definitely going on my toread list. I'm intrigued just by the title alone. I immediately I must read this book that is an intriguing title, so hopefully I will try and get to that soon. Although I am one of those people that has a very big to read list, but I will get around it and then hopefully I can join in the conversation