Love in Unlikely Places

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	• Passion's Bright Fury Radclyffe Bold Strokes Books, 2006 - 254 pages average customer review:based on 33 reviews view larger image
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highly recommended

Passion's Bright Fury

Once again, Radclyffe has written absolutely beautiful, and brilliant prose. This woman must have a vivid imagination, or has lived each of these experiences. I am sufficiently addicted! In this book, Saxon Sinclair is a surgeon, much like the character of Tory King, in the Provincetown Tales. Saxon is totally focused on her work, and hates intrusion. Then Jude Castle, a film-maker commissioned to film a documentary, invades the hospital where Saxon works and immediately sets up shop with her cameras and spotlights. Dr. Sinclair protests and thinks that cameras have no place in a trauma unit. Jude thinks Dr. Sinclair is the most arrogant witch she has ever metand just wants to do her job and get out of there. With the sparks, comes attraction and as Jude watches the skillful and graceful Dr. Sinclair in action, she becomes attracted to her and the sexual tension builds until you can't stand it. (Radclyffe is good at building sexual tension) Finally they hook up and the way Radclyffe writes the sex scenes-Whoa! I loved this book and I love the way Radclyffe writes. I am hooked!

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Love in Unlikely Places

The medical world is the backdrop of this story, which is about a surgeon who buries herself in her work, but ends up falling for a filmmaker.

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Heart can't take it!

I could not put this one down....Heart racing....PASSION!!! Oh my god!! Loved it and will re-read it again and again!

Thanks, Doc

I wish Radclyffe would write more novels with medicine, her second profession, as a backdrop. There are thousands of fans of this genre out there who also have a fascination with the medical arena who, like myself, would jump at the chance to plunge into the lives of more characters in that setting. Like the character Tory in The Provincetown Series, these doctors are interesting as Radclyffe defines them by their professional as well as their personal lives

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MUST READ

This book rocks! As soon as I got into it I said "this author MUST be a doctor...and so she is. I enjoy and am interested in books with a medical setting, and this is by far the most authentic I have ever read, no matter how famous the author. This book deserves a wide readership and a place on best seller lists. I don't usually read romance fiction (especially straight) finding it to be formulaic, predictable and silly. I do read some lesbian romance, just so I can read something I can relate to, but this book elevates the genre to a literate and realistic level. Strong characters are well developed, and I thought the "secrets" that shaped each woman were brilliant, original, and fascinating. The love scenes are moving and believable, but never uncomfortabe. To me they represent exactly the essence of sex between women, neither too graphic and crude nor too gauzy. Three thousand cheers for Radclyffe!!!!!!!!!!!

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