Twice ShySynopsis
Sometimes, you get a second chance at love. Sometimes, youhook up with your ex and remember why you broke up in the first place.
Amanda Russo knows better than to give her failed marriageanother try, but the brief fling reminds her there’s more to life than work andparenting. When the architect she hires to remodel her bakery turns out to beas charming as she is talented, Amanda finds herself ready to take a chance onnew love. The only problem? Her ex-wife didn’t get the memo.
For Quinn Sullivan, the sting of divorce is still fresh.Getting set up by pretty much everyone she knows hasn’t inspired her to givelove another shot. Meeting Amanda does. Sure, they’re working together, butthat’s not a deal breaker. Amanda’s ex might be another story.
What Reviewers Say About Aurora Rey’s Work
The Last Place You Look
“This book is the perfect book to kick your feet up, relaxwith a glass of wine and enjoy. I’m a big Aurora Rey fan because herdeliciously engaging books feature strong women who fall for sweet butch women.It’s a winning recipe.”—LesRêveur
“The romance is satisfying and full-bodied, with eachcharacter learning how to achieve her own goals and still be part of a couple.A heartwarming story of two lovers learning to move past their fears and committo a shared future.”—KirkusReviews
“[A] sex-positive, body-positive love story. With its warmatmosphere and sweet characters, TheLast Place You Look is a fluffy LGBTQ+ romance about finding asecond chance at love where you least expect it.”—Foreword Reviews
“If you enjoy stories that portray two gorgeous women whoslowly fall in love in the quirkiest way ever coupled with nosy andwell-meaning neighbors and family members, then this is definitely the storyfor you!”—Lesbian Review
Ice on Wheels—Novellain Hot Ice
“I liked how Brooke was so attracted to Riley despite themassive grudge she had. No matter how nice or charming Riley was, Brooke wasdead set on hating her. A cute enemies to lovers story.”—Bookvark
The Inn at Netherfield Green
“I really enjoyed this book but that’s not surprisingbecause it came from the pen of Aurora Rey. This is the kind of book you readwhile sitting by a warm fire with a Rosemary Gin and snuggly blanket.”—Les Rêveur
“Aurora Rey has created another striking and romanticsetting with the village of Netherfield Green. With her vivid descriptions ofthe inn, the pub, and the surrounding village, I ended up wanting to live theremyself. She also did a fantastic job creating two very different characters inLauren and Cam.”—RainbowReflections
“[Aurora Rey] constantly delivers a well-written romancethat has just the right blend of humour, engaging characters, chemistry andromance.”—C-Spot Reviews
Lead Counsel—Novellain The Boss of Her
“LeadCounsel by Aurora Rey is a short and sweet second chance romance.Not only was this story paced well and a delight to sink into, but there’s A++good swearing in it and has lines like this that made me all swoony because ofhow beautifully they’re crafted.”—LesbianReview
Recipe for Love
“Recipefor Love by Aurora Rey is a gorgeous romance that’s sure to delightany of the foodies out there. Be sure to keep snacks on hand when you’rereading it, though, because this book will make you want to nibble onsomething!”—LesbianReview
“So here’s a few things that always get me excited whenAurora Rey publishes a new book. …Firstly, I am guaranteed a hot butch with asensitive side, this alone is a massive tick. Secondly, I am guaranteed tothrow any diet out the window because the books always have the most delectabledescriptions of food that I immediately go on the hunt for—this time it was aBLT with a difference. And lastly, hot sex scenes that personally have added tomy fantasy list throughout the years! This book did not disappoint in any ofthose areas.”—Les Rêveur
Autumn’s Light
“Aurora Rey has a knack for writing characters you careabout and she never gives us the same pairing twice. Each character is alwaysunique and fully fleshed out. Most of her pairings are butch/femme and herdiversity in butch rep is so appreciated. This goes to prove the butchcharacters do not need to be one dimensional, nor do they all need to berugged. Rey writes romances in which you can happily immerse yourself. They aregentle romances which are character driven.”—LesbianReview
“Aurora Rey is by far one of my favourite authors. Shewrites books that just get me. …Her winning formula is Butch women who fall forstrong femmes. I just love it. Another triumph from the pen of Aurora Rey. 5stars.”—Les Rêveur
“This is a beautiful romance. I loved the flow of the story,loved the characters including the secondary ones, and especially loved thesetting of Provincetown, Massachusetts.”—RainbowReflections
“[Autumn’sLight] was another fun addition to a great series.”—DanielleKimerer, Librarian (Nevins Memorial Library, Massachusetts)
“Aurora Rey has shown a mastery of evoking setting and thisis especially evident in her Cape End romances set in Provincetown. I haveloved this entire series…”—KittyKat’s Book Review Blog
Spring’s Wake
“[A] feel-good romance that would make a perfect beach read.The Provincetown B&B setting is richly painted, feeling both indulgent andcozy.”—RT Book Reviews
“Spring’sWake has shot to number one in my age-gap romance favorites shelf.”—Les Rêveur
“The Ptown setting was idyllic and the supporting cast ofcharacters from the previous books made it feel welcoming and homey. The lovestory was slow and perfectly timed, with a fair amount of heat. I loved it andhope that this isn’t the last from this particular series.”—Kitty Kat’s Book Review Blog
“Spring’sWake by Aurora Rey is charming. This is the third story in AuroraRey’s Cape End romance series and every book gets better. Her stories are neverthe same twice and yet each one has a uniquely her flavour. The character work is strongand I find it exciting to see what she comes up with next.”—Lesbian Review
Summer’s Cove
“As expected in a small-town romance, Summer’s Cove evokes asunny, light-hearted atmosphere that matches its beach setting. …Emerson’s shypursuit of Darcy is sure to endear readers to her, though some may be put offduring the moments Darcy winds tightly to the point of rigidity. Darcy desiresromance yet is unwilling to disrupt her son’s life to have it, and you feel forEmerson when she endeavors to show how there’s room in her heart for a
