From the author of Wicked Hot and Gay Greenhorn on the F/V Lost Agnes, Seasons of Lesbian Erotica- a lesbian erotic romance for each season by Patient Lee. (Four stories, varying in length.) Spring: Alive and Well- A young woman traveling with missionaries in Nicaragua can't leave the country following the March, 1931 earthquake. She writes a letter to her secret lover describing the destruction and reminiscing about their last night together. Just for fun, she details her use of an unconventional sex toy. Summer: Fighting Fire with Fire- A fire breaks out in an RV, and a volunteer firefighter saves the welder's dog, prompting daydreams of falling in love with the hunky owner. When she meets the welder, she discovers desires she didn't know she had-feelings for another woman. Autumn: Ghosts Have Pride- A young woman is unhappy in her relationship with a man until her grandmother's ghost appears to help her discover her desire for women. Winter: Mobile Home for the Holidays- Two homeless women come together to pool their resources and get off the streets. Finding love together is a bonus.
Patient Lee is an author of Erotic Realism- stories based in reality, infusing the mundane with the erotic. She doesn't write about billionaires or presidents, nobility or celebrities. Her stories are about real people inspired by the real people she sees in everyday life-depressed teenagers, blue-collar workers, teachers and custodians, the middle-class, people living in trailer parks or in campgrounds, crab fishermen and college students. Her ideas come from a variety of sources-an overheard sentence, a song, an announcement ("Come with a friend and save two dollars!"). She selects the pairing (straight, LGBT) for the story based on what best works with the characters, which results in a variety of tales. Her work reflects the duality of her nature. Regular, boring job, quiet, laid-back disposition, but lustful and sensuous in the bedroom. Her stories often deal with unpleasant themes- depression, bullying, environmental issues, natural disasters- but in a manner that leaves the reader uplifted, hopeful, and satisfied. Patient Lee works full-time and has a husband and three children. She writes when she can, sometimes balancing the laptop on her knees and a cat on her chest. In the summer, she spends many hours at a folding table under a canopy at her camper, writing and sipping chardonnay or a super-hoppy IPA.
