Jane Retzig

'The Wrong Woman' - New lesbian romance from Jane Retzig... Kate is a rapidly rising star of the trauma therapy world - London based, shy, uptight, and with an air of aloofness that masks a deep sense of insecurity. When she has to relocate her 'Traumatology for the 21st Century' conference to Horton Hill 'Deluxe' Hotel and Conference Centre in the heart of industrial West Yorkshire, she is understandably horrified by the state of the place. Horton Hill is a mess. The car park looks like the surface of the moon. The pool is a health hazard. And the staff seem incapable of speaking intelligible English. When Naz, the hotel's 'Hospitality Assistant' finds Kate struggling with her luggage, she instantly stops to help. Bright, enthusiastic and hard working, she is drawn to Kate's barely concealed vulnerability, and desperately wants to make a good impression on the harassed, but undeniably attractive conference organiser. Despite her natural caution, as the weekend progresses, Kate finds herself warming to Naz's kindness and obvious interest in her. But she is unaware that her carefully constructed life back in London is starting to unravel. And when she finds herself accused of a terrible crime, Kate finds that sometimes, friendship and love can be found in the most unlikely of places.

The Wrong Woman

A Betrayal

Boundaries

Three months have passed since the events of 'The Wrong Woman'. Saskia is now working part-time with Jaiden, who is struggling to hide her feelings for her new friend and co-worker. Saskia thought Jaiden was flirting with her when she invited her to work 'undercover' and she's frustrated that their private investigations have never wandered even remotely close to the erotic. Neither Jaiden nor Saskia have had much luck with love. But when they finally kiss, it feels different... passionate... and unconditional. Then a major problem comes crashing into Jaiden's life and her first instinct is to hide it. And as secrets and lies start to spiral out of control, Saskia questions whether she should ever have trusted Jaiden with her already wounded heart. 'A Question of Trust' is the sixth novel by Jane Retzig and sequel to her popular lesbian mystery romance 'The Wrong Woman'.

A Lesbian Mystery Romance

A Question of Trust

Everybody's worried about Becky. As part of the Marsten building dynasty, she's a well established member of the wealthy elite in Broadgate, the small North Yorkshire market town where her family have lived for generations. At twenty eight, with her own house and a successful business, everybody thinks that it's high time she was settling down. But she's too rich too young, and much too cute for her own good. And ever since the sudden death of her father she's been driving her friends and family to distraction, bunking off work, and playing fast and loose with the bored housewives she meets through 'Girl Power', the off-shoot of Marsten Builders she co-runs with her best friend Frankie. When she hears Niamh busking in the centre of Broadgate, Becky is stunned by the intensity of her attraction to the itinerant young musician. Apart from a brief attempt at a live-in relationship in her early twenties she has always been much too scared of commitment to want to really care for anyone. But Niamh instantly breaks through her defences and sends Becky freefalling into something that even the cynical young builder has to admit, feels shockingly like love. The feeling is mutual. For Niamh, estranged from her own family and drifting wherever work or impulse take her, Becky has a familiar feel that reminds her of the home she has lost, and she quickly finds herself looking for ways to meet this intriguing young woman again. Both women are deeply wary of any kind of new relationship. Their early experiences have left them wounded and vulnerable. But for some reason they can't help but trust each other. Even as the star-crossed pair are taking their first shaky steps towards learning to love again, they begin to realise that their apparently chance meeting is already a part of a much bigger drama unfolding in their lives. The past is beginning to catch up with them. It will reopen old wounds, bring terrible secrets into the open and test each of them to their limit. And as events gain their own momentum Becky and Niamh are faced with challenges and decisions that threaten to have catastrophic consequences for themselves and for many of the people closest to them.

The Photograph

The Retreat - A Kind of Lesbian Romance. By Jane Retzig Jo and Ed are unlikely best friends. He is the only son of wealthy parents. She was born on 'the wrong side of the tracks'. He loves sport, messing around with cars, and drinking. She's ambitious and hardworking. They are, in fact, a perfect team. They've stood by each other for almost thirty years. They've built a successful business together. There's just one problem. Jo is having an affair with Ed's wife. And now someone knows their secret. It's Christmas Eve 2014 And nothing is ever going to be the same again....

A Kind of Lesbian Romance

The Retreat

A PERFECT STORM: A Lesbian Mystery Romance Book Four of the 'Wrong Woman' Quartet. Six months have passed since the events of 'A Betrayal'. Tracey and Mik's Big Society Wedding is just ten days away. Dani is banned from attending... Kate is dreading the hen party... And Jaiden is terrified that Saskia will be whisked away by persistent millionaire suitor, Davros Pentacosta. Meanwhile, Jamila and the National Crime Agency are closing in on Tony and Maria. And a shock departure, a grisly discovery, and a looming proposal, are about to stir up all the right conditions for a 'Perfect Storm'.

A Perfect Storm

A Tale of Two Sisters - by Jane Retzig.Summer 2018. Britain is basking in a rare heatwave. And Hazel and Dorothy Wilding are working together to clear their family farm high on the North Yorkshire moors.The sisters have been estranged for 42 years. And they're not happy to be forced together now. Dorothy has always been a dutiful daughter. She's a regular chapel-goer. She never married. And she's stayed on the farm all her life, working in the family B & B. Hazel, is lesbian. She lives in London, where she runs her own business in partnership with her Gay best friend Vinny.The two women seem irretrievably locked in bitterness. Though they loved each other once. But then two long-lost figures suddenly re-emerge from the past. And the sisters are forced to look back on a much earlier heatwave summer. Nineteen Seventy-Six. The summer when everything went wrong between them. The summer that broke their hearts.

A Tale of Two Sisters

'The Full Legacy' - Lesbian fiction with a hint of the supernatural. London 1993 - Gill is wary of love. Since the death of her partner, Corinne, she has put all her energy into building up her photography business, being a good and reliable friend, and avoiding relationships at all costs. When she meets the enigmatic Turner Shaw at a party she is shocked at the force of attraction she feels for this beautiful and charismatic new woman. Against her better judgment, and despite rumours that Turner is both married and sleeping with the partner of one of her closest friends, Gill quickly finds herself drawn into a passionate affair with the mysterious stranger. As news of the relationship spreads and suspicions about Turner grow, Gill finds herself having to take a stand against some of the people she loves best. And as tensions escalate, old loyalties are tested and cracks begin to appear in what has always seemed to be a stable and supportive friendship group. Then tragedy strikes and Turner appears to be at the heart of it. And Gill finds that she must gamble everything for a woman she loves, but doesn't trust. Based on her 1995 short novel, 'The Legacy' and now re-edited into full length novel format, 'The Full Legacy' is a rollercoaster lesbian romance from Jane Retzig, author of 'Boundaries' and 'The Photograph'.

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