Flipcup

Vino & Veritas Series

By: Kim Hartfield

Narrated by: Abby Craden, Angela Dawe

Could swearing off men lead Chelsea to the perfect woman?

After being rejected one too many times, Chelsea makes a bold vow: No more men. Her friends doubt a boy-crazy party girl can handle not dating for a year, but that only makes Chelsea more determined.

Tara has made a vow, too. After growing up in foster care and suppressing herself to please others, she's going to live her truth. When she sees a beautiful woman, she'll make her attraction known.

Chelsea appreciates Tara's flirtatious compliments, not to mention her androgynous beauty. There's a loophole in Chelsea's vow, and it's more tempting every day....

Contains mature themes.

©2021 Kim Hartford (P)2021 Tantor

Perfect lesbian book

I love this book is a short one, but it's funny ,full of good information, is a very good book, and super sexy perfec hot and interested

A perfectly sweet and deep love story.

There wasn’t this major dilemma but rather hard conversations they each had to have with each other and themselves. I found the introspection throughout the whole book to be honest and realistic.

Quick, sweet and definitely worth the listenin!

I really liked this storyline and it's MCs. especially Tara because it reminds you that how someone looks or acts on the outside isn't how they should always be judged. I loved the slow-burn and alluring way the MCs acted towards each other and all of the extra characters were refreshing ans supportive. Unfortunately our community is usually pushed aside and treated terribly so we thrive on our chosen families because representation and love for all matters.

MC was annoying as heck..

I’ve read and listened to EVERY V&V and In V&V book …. This was the last one on my list… But this was the first time I couldn’t stand an MC.. Chelsea ruined this book for me. The saving grace was Terra and the narration.

Good story

I loved the story but I couldn’t get past Chelsea’s annoying narration. Tara’s narration was fine though , it was the saving grace.