Ebook {Epub PDF} Some Kind of River by Andi Marquette

Andi Marquette was born in New Mexico and grew up in Colorado She completed a couple of academic degrees in anthropology and returned to New Mexico, where she decided a doctorate in history was somehow a good idea She completed it before realizing that maybe she should have joined the circus, or at least a traveling Gypsy troupe Oh, well She fell into editing sometime around and has been. Some Kind of River is one of those very sweet and real stories that make you feel at home and comfortable. Both Dez and Mel, plus the secondary characters are all down to earth, fun characters whom I could really relate to. Especially Dez/5. Some Kind of River . by Andi Marquette. (60) $ River rafting guide and kayaking nut Dez Parker figures her best friend Mel Hammond just isn’t into her romantically, which bums Dez out because they’ll be spending the summer guiding together .

Some Kind of River is one of those very sweet and real stories that make you feel at home and comfortable. Both Dez and Mel, plus the secondary characters are all down to earth, fun characters whom I could really relate to. Especially Dez. Andi Marquette is an editor and award-winning writer of mysteries, romance, and speculative fiction. She has numerous short stories, novellas, and novels published and when she's not working on those, she's writing fanfic or hanging out at the blog Women and Words, dedicated to lesbians, fiction, feminism, and community, which she runs with colleague Jove Belle. I've only read one other of Andi Marquette's books, Some Kind of River, and I really liked it. From the Boots Up also is a cute, warm and fuzzy feel good love story. While it's not a deep book, the author still managed to convey quite a bit about both protagonists.

Andi Marquette Andi Marquette Title: Free Read [Romance Book] Some Kind of River - by Andi Marquette ↠ Posted by: Andi Marquette Published: T+ Andi Marquette was born in New Mexico and grew up in Colorado. She completed a couple of academic degrees in anthropology and returned to New Mexico, where she decided a doctorate in history was somehow a good idea. She completed it before realizing that maybe she should have joined the circus, or at least a traveling Gypsy troupe. Oh, well. Review- Some Kind of River by Andi Marquette. Rafting guide Dez figures her best friend Mel just isn’t into her. She knows Mel is a lesbian, just like she is, but she’s never seen a glimmer of interest from her friend, and would never screw up their relationship by making a pass. Luckily for Dez, Mel is a little more determined than she is, and will keep trying to get Dez’s attention, even when Dez is truly clueless.