Lesbian Computer Dating Gone Awry

Quinn knew dating was bad news, especially when she found her partner and her best friend locked in each other's arms. But that had been years ago, and now everyone in her life seems to be encouraging her to "get back on the horse."

Besides all the advice, her sister-in-law, Holly, goes one step further and actually signs her up for a lesbian dating site. Quinn has no intention of using it, of course, but then a picture catches her eye...and a woman sends her an email expressing interest...and Quinn is off and running.

After a few false starts she meets Muffi, a nymphomaniac with an insatiable appetite and the ability to drive Quinn wild in bed. She also meets Connie, a staid neurologist whose romantic fantasies turn Quinn to jelly.

But is Quinn really in love with either of these women, or does she crave someone else, someone who has nothing to do with the lesbian dating site?

I wrote Red Hot Cyber Love after a few false starts of my own with online dating. Although I didn't get to have quite as much fun as Quinn, I learned enough to make me wonder about the women who use these sites regularly and whether true love is in their cards. I suppose it depends on the individual.

Red Hot Cyber Love is now available on Amazon and will be on sale soon. If you're in the mood for good, sexy fun, give it a try!

I'd also like to invite you to join me on Twitter @Judy_Folger and to follow me on my Facebook page: Judy  Folger - Lesbian Romance Author.

Until my next post, be romantic and be well.

Welcome to My Blog!

Welcome to my first blog post. If you check me out on Amazon, you'll see that I've published eight lesbian romance novels--soon to be nine, but more about that later.

What you may not realize is that I wrote my first novel, which has received five-star ratings, after I was retired. I'd written short stories as a kid and young adult, but for years I put my writing off in favor of my career and being around people who didn't understand or who weren't supportive.

When I finally started writing, it was as if a floodgate had opened. I literally wrote twelve novels in a single year! If you've heard of National Novel Writing Month, you know the goal is to write a 50,000 word novel in 30 days. Well, I did that every month for twelve months!

I'm continuing to write new novels, even as my first novels are being edited and put up for sale. (My editor, by the way, is Debra Stang. You'll hear more about her in later posts. For now, suffice it to say that she is accepting new clients.)

I guess there are two things I'm trying to say with this introduction. The first, of course, is that I'd love you to try my books. There is something for everyone including suspense stories, ghost stories, classic romances, and novels about lesbian domestic violence and the after-effects of dealing with a double mastectomy. My motto is, "True to life, true to love."

The second thing I would like to say is that it's never too late to pursue your dreams. If you have a novel in you, make it happen! I'll be sharing my writing techniques and story ideas in this blog, and I hope it helps you get your stories on paper, too.

My next blog post will share details from my new novel Red Hot Cyber Love, about a lesbian learning how to navigate an online dating site. Oh, the people she meets before true love finally crosses her path--and when it does cross her path, will she even recognize it?