A Lesbian's Guide to Women

By: Erica Lee

Narrated by: Lori Prince

Annalise Finch is content - she has a job she enjoys, lives close to her family and friends, and spends most Wednesday nights drinking wine with her grandma. According to her grandma, though, she has lost her sparkle, and the only solution is to join a site to hook up with other women. The only problem (aside from a meddling grandma with a dirty mind) is Annalise doesn’t like women. At least, that’s what she always thought, but when she meets Brinley Adams, she starts to question everything.

Brinley Adams loves women, but not commitment. She is more than happy picking up ladies at the bar she works at to have a little fun. When a hot blonde walks into her bar and completely fails to go home with the woman she came with, what choice does Brinley have but to take her under her wings?

Their arrangement is perfect - Brinley will teach Annalise everything she knows about pleasing a woman, and in turn, Brinley gets to have a little fun herself. Since neither of them are interested in any sort of commitment, what could possibly go wrong? It’s not like this is a romantic comedy.

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It was sweet and sexy

I liked the characters and that they didn’t have the typical miscommunication or lack of communication that I often see in romances.

Delightful

The characters are fantastic (I’m obsessed with the grandmother and want to be her when I grow up), the story itself is sweet and heartwarming (and STUPIDLY hot), and the performance was stellar. This is my new go-to feel-good book.

Why didn’t I find this when I was coming out!! 20/10

This hole story felt so relatable to me. I came out when I was 30 to my then husband who just said “ I kinda knew” …. For exactly the same reason. I laughed I cried a screamed in joy. I will make sure everyone queer I know listens to it. Too good. Thank you. I just got the paperback to share with friends. Thank you Erica for the story. And the performance by Lori chefs kiss xoxo. I’ll be listening to everything by both. I can’t believe this isn’t everywhere

loved but wanted more

i just wish it was longer somewhat abrupt ending but overall the spice was chef kiss and was funny

Hooked

Loved this! Loved the follow up as well. Steamy yet sweet and romantic. I was hooked by the first chapter.

So good!

I dont often give out 5 stars but I really enjoyed this book! It was sweet, sexy, and funny. Both ladies were likable and their chemistry was well written. The performance just took this book right over the top for me. I really recommend giving this one a listen!

Lori Prince = Perfection for Romcoms

Annalise's hilarious grandma sets her up with a lesbian "dating" account app - except Annalise just broke up with her BOYfriend and never considered being with a woman. This grandmother is not coy about anything, she all but PUSHES her granddaughter toward women. She stumbles upon Brinley, a bartender who is studying to get into medical school. Brinley, a lesbian, is more than happy to "prepare" Annalise for the women she will meet on her dates. in the meantime, of course, feelings start to bud and friendship blooms. This story has a very supportive family, a raunchy and hilarious wino grandmother, and both MCs have funny BFFs.

Basically, take "Those Who Wait" (from the very talented, Haley Cass) and make it naughtier and quicker and get rid of most of the tears. This story is saucy and spice and everything nice - starting off with a SYLLABUS, that had my jaw on the floor. I was dumbfounded and amused.

The very talented, Lori Prince, is the narrator for this book and I don't think a better match was made. Lori brings the funny, sexy, and vulnerable voices to the characters with ease. her voice choices were spot on, especially how she presented Annalise in what I can only describe as a "Golden Retriever" personality. She's excited about life, is "all in," and she's coming at ya! I also loved how sensitive she made Brinley through her suave demeanor.

I cannot recommend this audiobook enough. To have this MC being a late blooming bisexual was terribly sweet, the way she reflects back on her life and feels like she had blinds on. This story had NO SHAME in it either.

Excellent book for a baby lesbian

I am old, i loved this book but mainly thanks to the intelligent and funny grandmother, the humor of the MC and the wonderful narration. It is a well written book but really for the younger crowd

Wonderful

Hands down one of the BEST audiobooks I've listened to ever! Lori Prince nails these characters ( as usual) and Erica Lee has written a book I will read over and over!

Don't listen and Drive

Spice Rating: 5/5 Explicit Open-Door

I listened to this book on Audible and it is read by one of the narrating queens (or at least I consider her to be a narrating queen), Lori Prince. She always reads things in a way that it draws my interest from the beginning.

To start off, I just have to say wow. I knew this was going to be a spicy book but it exceeded expectations (in a good way). If you're listening to this book, I highly recommend not driving while listening to it. Lol.

This book follows Annalise Finch whose grandmother signs her up on a women hook-up app and Brinley Adams who is a bartender that has a chance meeting with Annalise. While out on her first hook-up "date" that does not go very well for Annalise, she meets the bartender who is certain she can bed Annalise, Brinley. Because Annalise made a deal with her grandmother to give the app a try and she has to sleep with at least 5 women before deciding to quit the app, she strikes a deal with Brinley to teach her how to have sex with another woman. Brinley creates a legit syllabus and tests for Annalise to build her confidence in having sex with other women. Through this time together they become friends, Annalise gets courage to "connect" with other women on the app, and romantic comedy cliches happen in abundance (I really do love this). This is a no spoiler review so I will not be mentioning how things go between Annalise and Brinley. What I can say is that I thoroughly enjoyed this book and could have listened to it all day if I didn't have to be a productive member of society. I will be more than likely listening to this again in the future.

I loved that Erica Lee used the romantic comedy cliches and then had the characters poke fun of those cliches. I also love books that I end up yelling at the characters to stop being so stupid. When I do this, I know I'm really enjoying a book. It is also refreshing to "read" a book that has family members that love their person no matter what. This book has that and it is very heartwarming.

The only dislike I had for this book is that it wasn't longer. If the story was another 8 hours longer to listen to, I would have ate that up as well.