Women’s Fiction Novel

By: Emily Carrington

The first book I remember reading that had a woman’s journey without romance as the central plotline was “Window Dressing.” As my guide dog instructor says, “5 stars; highly recommend.” I don’t want to give the plot away, but there’s so much believable character development that the book’s central message of hope and resilience has stayed with me for twenty years.

In honor of Women’s History Month, I want to celebrate the women in my books, the minor and major characters who change the world for the better.

Lady Troubles is about a woman convinced she’s straight and equally sure she’s terrified of werewolves. When she meets a trans female werewolf who is kind and understanding, passionate and doesn’t take a lick of crap, she begins to find that her heart can grow.

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Looks Aren’t Everything is the story of two blind lovers, one nonbinary and the other M2F, who find strength in each others’ arms.
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Women, all be kind to each other!