Official Review: Presence by L.J. Branch
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Thanks for the review.
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You have very beautifully mentioned that the book's focus is not LGBT relationship. I see that many of us are looking forward to a book that focusses on LGBT issues. I think our society requires more time to identify such relations as any other relations existing in society. Probably we are curious, as we do not see many LGBT couples around us.ALynnPowers wrote: ↑01 Jun 2020, 23:11 I don't usually comment on my own reviews (anymore), but I feel like I have to say one thing:
note how I never actually directly said that this is an LGBT book? I did that on purpose. Although the main love interests were both female, I felt like that wasn't really relevant to the story as a whole. It's completely normal and didn't require any more attention than any other relationship would have required.
I hope I am not digging a hole for myself by saying this -- but some of the greatest books I've ever read have contained LGBT characters and I feel like reviewers/critics focus too much on their sexual orientation and not on the important parts of the story.
And I love the way the author represented the LGBT characters in the story, as well. Guess what? They were regular people (okay, well, some of them weren't, but no spoilers!) ...
Well, you providing clarity on your review is commendable.
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Whoa, this book would make a great movie!Tinza_1245 wrote: ↑11 Aug 2020, 22:19 I would like the get my hands on this book, I'm a film director so it would be interesting to check it out, thanks for the written review!