Walsh, Karis. Harmony. Bold Strokes, 2011.  Paperback. 215p. $16.95. 978-1-60282-237-5.

Happily coasting along in her well-ordered life, Andy Taylor, leader of a Seattle string quartet that plays at weddings, is between girlfriends. She has no time for love until she meets society girl Brooke Stanton, a bride, at the rehearsal on the night before her high-class wedding.

Meeting Andy, Brooke’s deeply hidden feelings rise to the surface, leading to self-doubt and an awakening of long-denied desires.  In this meeting of a lesbian “odd couple,” Walsh takes the reader on a trip of hope, self-discovery, despair, compromise, and sacrifice.  The details add a poignancy to the narrative while the burning desires from budding and fading romances create an emotional rollercoaster ride.

For those unsure of their decisions, those seeking a new life, and those who are stuck in a rut, this book will hit home.  It is highly recommended for any romance or self-searching reader who enjoys lesbian sex scenes.

Reviewer: s.n.