Time sure does fly when you’re having fun. Today marks the last day of the Forbidden Fruit Blog Tour, and it has been incredibly interesting to read all the mini-interviews with the very talented contributors to this anthology.
We, at Ladylit, would like to take this opportunity to thank you, dear reader, for the support. Thank you to everyone who has bought the book already. A huge it-can-never-be-said-enough thank-you should also go to tireless editor Cheyenne Blue, who not only juggled this blog tour, but, of course, put together the anthology.
At Ladylit, we really only have one passion, and it’s lesbian fiction, be it erotica or romance (or other genres), and we hope to bring you many more of these quality anthologies in the future. (Speaking of the future, we’ve recently added a ‘Coming Soon‘ page to our website where you can follow what we have in the publishing pipeline at the moment.)
Forbidden Fruit is now also available in print and, to celebrate, we’re giving away 1 paperback to a randomly chosen commenter (on this blog post only.)
If you feel so inclined, and you like to voice your opinion, a review of Forbidden Fruit on Goodreads, Amazon or wherever else you like to purchase your goodies, is also always greatly appreciated.
Here’s to many more lesbian erotica anthologies!
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Leave a comment on any post in the Forbidden Fruit blog tour to be entered into a random draw to win one of these great prizes. Prizes include a paperback copy ofGirls Who Score, lesbian sports erotica edited by Ily Goyanes, Best Lesbian Romance 2011 edited by Radclyffe, an ebook of Ladylit’s first lesbian anthology Anything She Wants, and a bundle of three mini-anthologies from Ladylit: Sweat, A Christmas to Remember and Bossy. All of these titles contain some stories written by the fabulous contributors to Forbidden Fruit: stories of unwise lesbian desire. You must include an email address in your comment to be entered into the draw.
Forbidden Fruit: stories of unwise lesbian desire is available direct from Ladylit or from Amazon, Smashwords, and other good retailers of ebooks. Check out the Forbidden Fruit book page for all purchasing information.