Love at Last Call

By: M. Ullrich

Narrated by: Keira Grace

Lauren Daly is fed up with her dead-end job, frustrating roommates, and unhealthy love life. She escapes to The Dollhouse, New Jersey’s hottest lesbian bar, where disappearing in a crowd of gorgeous women is exactly what she needs at the end of the day. But when the owner, Berit Matthews, approaches her for a casual hookup, Lauren pushes her away, knowing better than to put her heart on the line for a playgirl.

Berit loves her bar, her life, and the casual connections she has with the women around her. She can’t help her simmering attraction for Lauren, though, and Lauren’s rejection challenges her to prove she's capable of friendship, kindness, and even matchmaking. Berit’s efforts draw them closer than either expected, but when The Dollhouse is threatened, they’re forced to fight for their sanctuary and their newfound love.

©2018 M. Ullrich (P)2022 Bold Strokes Books Inc

absolutely loved this!

the story was great, and the narrator did amazing with doing different tones for different characters. 10/10

Entertaining but not believable

This book was entertaining and I made it all the way to the end. However, I do not think that two people with such low communication skills will live happily ever after. I never really understood the attraction from the bar owners point of view, why would you want to date someone who is clearly classist (without two dimes to rub together) and who insults your character (all based on assumptions) repeatedly.

it is OK

This book is OK not more, the story is slow, the characters shallow. And narration didn’t help much.