A Story of Now (A Story of Now Series - Book #1) by Emily O’Beirne 
Where the Heart Is by Roslyn Sinclair
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Description
Publishing magnate Vivian has it all: a flourishing career, a happy toddler, and her adoring lover, Jules. The only thing missing is family approval. Can Vivian reconcile with her family during a tense trip to the Midwest with Jules?
An age-gap ice queen lesbian short story from the Carlisle series that asks whether you really can go home again.
This short story was originally published in the anthology After Happily Ever After Once Again in 2023.
Additional information
| Publication Date | July 2024 |
|---|---|
| Formats | epub (for Kindle Reader/Kindle Apps, for iBooks, Nook etc.), mobi, and pdf |
| Length | 8,000 words |
| Language | English |
| ISBNs | 978-3-96324-938-9 (e-book), 978-3-96324-939-6 (pdf) |
| Publisher | Ylva Publishing |
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listener15 (verified owner) – :
Stars: 5 Stars
Format: Digital
Series: Carlisle Book 3
Steam Level: Fade to Black
I read this for the I Heart Sapphic 2025 Reading Challenge for the prompt Age Gap.
Even with this being a short story, I’m so glad we got another glimpse into their lives. I just simply love these characters.
Quick Thoughts:
– Was not expecting to get Vivian’s POV but I like it!
– A bit of a time jump here, which I don’t understand why it surprised me so. After reading this is felt necessary to tell this story correctly
– More books with kids should have bodily autonomy expressed explicitly (when the situation comes up of course, shoe horning isn’t fun for anyone)
– Like all families, Vivian’s family is a mixed bag. Though Tom needs a good kick off a pier
– Loved that this wasn’t some “everything is reconciled and Vivian was just holding onto a grudge from the past” story. The ending felt true to life
– That last paragraph! Squee!
Overall I loved this. Short stories are hard enough to write well but add the plot line about visiting a difficult family, and it’s usually a recipe for a sappy “everything is forgiven and it’s all perfect” story that I loathe. This isn’t that, it toes that line of dysfunction and (partial) reconciliation wonderfully. I’m so happy I bought and read this.