2018-2019 Rainbow Awards: Best Bisexual Fantasy Romance
And the Rainbow Award goes to...
1.
Meredith Katz - How Saeter Robbed the Underworld
How Saeter Robbed the Underworld
"How Saeter Robbed the Underworld was such a fun, sweet read. The Norse-esque setting was immersive, the characters were natural and interesting, the romance was yummy, and I found Katz's writing style to be highly polished. A true pleasure to read!"
" A story that is simultaneously familiar and thoroughly unique. Truly a well-spun yarn. Very difficult to put down, and left me with a huge grin. Very well done, author!"
2.
Freddy MacKay - Waiting on the Rain
Waiting on the Rain
"A beautiful story of friendship and family with character as wonderful and as diverse as the Thailand setting. Jira and Bon are such a cute couple, and Areeya and Fon (OMG, I loved Fon!) really bring that relationship to live by interwining it within their own."
3.
Casey Wolfe - A Mage's Power
A Mage's Power (The Inquisition Trilogy Book 1)
"This is an *engaging* book from the get-go, with strong pacing and a deep, intuitive understanding of storytelling as well the genre's hooks. Outstanding book."
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1.
Meredith Katz - How Saeter Robbed the Underworld
How Saeter Robbed the Underworld
"How Saeter Robbed the Underworld was such a fun, sweet read. The Norse-esque setting was immersive, the characters were natural and interesting, the romance was yummy, and I found Katz's writing style to be highly polished. A true pleasure to read!"
" A story that is simultaneously familiar and thoroughly unique. Truly a well-spun yarn. Very difficult to put down, and left me with a huge grin. Very well done, author!"
2.
Freddy MacKay - Waiting on the Rain
Waiting on the Rain
"A beautiful story of friendship and family with character as wonderful and as diverse as the Thailand setting. Jira and Bon are such a cute couple, and Areeya and Fon (OMG, I loved Fon!) really bring that relationship to live by interwining it within their own."
3.
Casey Wolfe - A Mage's Power
A Mage's Power (The Inquisition Trilogy Book 1)
"This is an *engaging* book from the get-go, with strong pacing and a deep, intuitive understanding of storytelling as well the genre's hooks. Outstanding book."
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