A new adult lesbian romance (Rosemont Duology Book 1)

Amazing read! Truly enjoyable! Alex and Graham both went to painful losses. I truly admired the strength, courage, and love they both shared within themselves and towards each other. I also would love for Eliza Andrews to rights part two book about Alex best friend Anika. I would love to read about her story, from reading the book judging by Anika's character she would make a very good read as well!! Thanks Eliza you did it!!!?????

I loved this book to pieces! It was incredibly well written, and I even learned a little something about basketball. The characters are well developed, the plot line terrific. Stop reading reviews and buy this.

Wow. The characters in this story are intense. I enjoyed finding how 2 woman who had experienced so much pain were able to find each other. Their friends....who could ask for more loyal friends... I read this into the early morning and would love to read more from this author.

These two characters were believable and incredibly hot on paper. Fans self... It's so sexy when two people just get each other. You can clearly feel that from these two women. I'm looking forward to more from this author. Well done.

Excellent book. I can totally identify with the stone butch / stone femme dynamic. That's the nature of my relationship and it's refreshing to have it written in this way. ...unashamedly. ...I love it.

I really enjoyed getting to know the characters in this book. The friendships were well-developed and the romantic interests held just the right amount of tension. Using basketball games and championships as the setting just added to the fun. I definitely recommend reading this book.

Having an "adult" lesbian romance fiction to read has been tremendously appreciated. Don't get me wrong, I like the tortured, teen coming of age stories as well. But there are so few matured lesbian romance stories I've come across. It was very well written and the characters were so greatly portrayed. It has been a pleasure to read and I'm sorry I finished it.

I enjoyed the personalities of the characters, but there's the typical path of damaged psyches and lots of drinking. Immature damaged lesbian that needs rescuing. Why not strong confident women that find love?

I enjoyed reading this a lot. Finished it within a day and it's brought many emotions to the surface. Eliza Andrews did a wonderful job with bringing out the pain and loss from Alex and Graham. The struggles the each went through and how they dealt with it. The chemistry between them was heartfelt; it makes you want to root for them and pray that everything will work out and they'll have their happily ever after.

This book was everything for me. It had love, lesbians, women's college basketball, and tragedy. Beautifully written a few grammatical errors here and there, but nothing staggering.
It wasn't all 'Rainbows and Unicorns', although as a big UConn fan, beating them 2yrs in a row in championship games, is purely fantasy. Lol
It definitely worth the read.