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A review by lady_valhella
Sere from the Green by Lauren Jankowski
3.0
I am interested in where this tale goes. I can tell you there is a young woman, a bit of a curmudgeon who has a way of annoying people but I don’t understand why. A cousin who is supposed to be the pretty face but she hasn’t really added much color to the tale nor has the protector wife. I think these may be sleeper creepers. There is the creepy guy who shows up everywhere with nothing much to say but requests tons of blind trust. I wished to have learned more about this fella. There is the mom who flits about being low key high drama if that make sense and the sister who is similar but does not piss people off.
Now on a queer note. We learn that asexuality is a spectrum but you may have to do some of your own research if you care to understand this spectrum and the terms used. There is a lesbian who acts a little too overly confident like “you may be asexual but you just haven’t found the right partner *eyebrow wiggle, wink, leer*.” At some point in the story that weirdness stops. And then at the end I think I caught a whiff of gay sexual tension.
Now on a queer note. We learn that asexuality is a spectrum but you may have to do some of your own research if you care to understand this spectrum and the terms used. There is a lesbian who acts a little too overly confident like “you may be asexual but you just haven’t found the right partner *eyebrow wiggle, wink, leer*.” At some point in the story that weirdness stops. And then at the end I think I caught a whiff of gay sexual tension.