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1 author picked Take Two as one of their favorite books. Why do they recommend it?
Stephanie Shea makes wonderful use of plucking out little bits of history and knowledge the characters have of each other in Take Two.
You get a super sense especially of Andy in this book – her physicality, the kind of human she is, and the enduring strength of Whitney’s attraction to her. This is a couple who are never going to be over each other – this comes across most strongly in this book for me.
I forgot to mention yearning in my intro. I love sapphic yearning, and in second-chance romances, the characters really know what they're missing and…
From Clare's list on The best sapphic second chance romances.
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