There are really very few lesbian age gap romances showing, at first person, the thoughts of the older woman, especially when she is not out yet, but the younger woman is. I liked very much that the book is written at first person from both characters’s points of view. I loved Diana’s evolution under Laurie’s guidance. And yet something seems to be pulling her and Laurie Holcombe together, drawing them into a secret, thrilling dance that’s far too dangerous for a boss and employee.Ĭan they make rules for this powerful attraction, a way to keep each other at arm’s length? But how do you resist the irresistible?Ī smart, sexy lesbian romance about facing the truth about your desires.and risking everything.“The X ingredient” by Roslyn Sinclair is one of the hottest and steamiest age gap lesbian romances I have ever read (And I read more than a couple of dozens of them)!!!ĭiana Parker surely is “the ice queen of the decade”, but even the thickest ice melts under the proper heat, right? She is put into so many funny and embarrassing situations, that she keeps the reader really intrigued on her character’s evolution. When a young assistant shows up with bright blue eyes, a cute Southern accent, and a streak of pink hair, Diana’s sure she’s all wrong for the job. Too bad she can’t run her personal life as well as she runs her ordered office. She’s driven, ruthless, demanding, and stuck in a failing marriage.
How hard could that be?ĭiana Parker is Atlanta’s top lawyer and isn’t afraid to let everyone know it.
All she has to do is put up with the whims of her infuriatingly icy boss, Diana. When a prestigious law firm hires her as an assistant to one of its senior partners, it feels like she might finally get back on her feet. Laurie Holcombe is out of a job, out of luck, and out of time.
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