Bitter Fruit, Lois Cloarec Hart
Bitter Fruit, Lois Cloarec Hart
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Bitter Fruit

Author: Lois Cloarec Hart

Narrator: Anastasia Watley

Unabridged: 5 hr 54 min

Format: Digital Audiobook Download

Publisher: Tantor Media

Published: 12/29/2020

Categories: Fiction, Romance, Lgbtq+


Synopsis

A silly drunken bet, that lesbian Jac can bed a straight, beautiful co-worker, blows up in her face, in this charming, opposites-attract romance.

Boredom and booze inspire Jac Lanier to accept an unusual wager from her best friend to seduce Lauren Blaine, a beautiful co-worker, within a month. One small problem: The woman is straight. Not to mention engaged. And a complete stranger. Nonetheless, Jac is pretty confident that she'll win. Naturally, her plan goes awry—after all, if you sow an onion seed, you won't harvest a peach. Will Jac reap the bitter fruit of her games when the truth comes out? Will Lauren turn the tables on her?

Contains mature themes.

About Lois Cloarec Hart

Lois Cloarec Hart is the award-winning author of several novels, including Coming Home, Broken Faith, Kicker's Journey, and Walking the Labyrinth. Born and raised in British Columbia, Canada, Lois grew up as an avid reader but didn't begin writing until much later in life after a career in the Canadian Armed Forces.


Reviews

Goodreads review by Melissa

Hard to really review this because it’s an anthology of essays, articles, short stories, poems, etc., and the collection itself is quite vast. Several of the short stories are particularly poignant and some are jarring—as they’re intended to be. The poems about/for Negro mothers stuck with me the mo......more

Goodreads review by Diane

This is an important, amazing book. It should be part of every school system in the entire United States of America. It will break your heart and make you work towards healing other broken hearts. I'm looking forward to having my local public library's staff read this book & incorporate its contents......more

This is a great book that compiles almost entirely (though not exclusively) writings of black women during WWII. It provides a great look at the culture, thoughts, and political situation of black women in particular but black men (often focused on soldiers) generally during this period. The poems a......more

Goodreads review by Annie

This was a very powerful book. I have to admit, I wasn't expecting it to be a collection of poetry, essays, and short stories, but in a way, these collected works painted a much brighter picture of racism during WWII than a dry recount of the war would. I found the poetry in particular to be very be......more