Publisher's Synopsis
A real lesbian love story The contemporary lesbian love affair deepens in this 6th story in the 50 Shades of the Lesbian Rainbow Series. Strong lesbians that care about each other and the women in their lives and turn from to family. From the book: Honey child, Your dad loved to work metal and one year he made rings to sell at concerts. I saved one and here it is. Love you! Uncle Pig I opened the box and there on a little bed of cotton was a huge man's ring, like a size 14, made by my dad. I picked it up, and I could feel him closer to me in spirit. I didn't remember him making rings or jewelry, but I did remember he wore a wedding band when he wasn't working on cars, and my mom wore a wedding band all the time except when she took it off to do dishes. I remember seeing it on the kitchen sink. He had made those too, since they matched this one. Rings of wire woven, braided, knotted like 1970s macrame, with wires of different metals, copper and silver, and maybe iron or steel, hard to say, a but different colors that had oxidized and mellowed into something that looked like the color of earth, or the color of my mom's beautiful face. I showed the ring to Zelia. "Let's talk to your mobile jewelry guy," I said. I knew what I wanted to do, knew instantly. "Let's see if he can cut this into two halves, two half circles and add bands to them to fit us for wedding rings." "Perfect," she said, and she kissed me. She turned to look at me, her eyes so blue, like a newborn's eyes. "Yes?" she said. A Romance lesbian fiction with depth and love.
