Love and Pork Chops is a refreshingly different book; it's a tale of two stories told by two different women about the women they fell in love with.
Que Martain's story is of the triumphs of true love. She has a two-week affair on a luxurious island with a beautiful woman and everything is too good to be true, until she has to return to reality and leave the woman of her dreams behind.
Once home and again comfortable in her life she meets and falls for Ali, a painter and seemingly perfect match for her. That is until Mel, the woman of her dreams, steps back into her life.
Que's life begins to spiral out of control as she struggles with her feelings for Mel.
Rachael Green weaves a story of lust and heartbreak. After a period of struggling with her resent break-up, Rachael becomes a dating machine until her world stops when she meets Blair.
Their relationship is one of lust and passion and long distance. Rachael knows where her heart lies and struggles to make Blair believe that a long distance relationship will work.
All ends well as new and old friends sit down to a wonderful meal of Love and Pork Chops.
Well, first off, I have to fess up. I was hesitant about reading a lesbian love story. As a gay male, I didn’t think that I would like it. But, Kelly set me straight (no pun intended). Kelly’s descriptive phrases and wonderful character development grabbed me right off the bat. All of her characters are four-dimensional. Why do I say 4 instead of 3? Not only can you picture them physically, but you also get to know the way that they think.
Love and Pork Chops is actually the love stories of two women, Rachel and one of her best friends, Que. Rachel is an owner of a restaurant/jazz club. Our stories open up with Rachel at her club. Que, a nationally recognized cartoonist, comes in to tell Rachel all about the newest love of her life Mel, who owns a very successful art gallery.
After a breakup, Que is almost forced, by her friends, to go on the two-week vacation
that she and her ex had planned before the breakup. It reads like a fantasy come true. While there, Que meets and falls for Mel and Mel for her. But due to circumstances, Mel breaks it off at the end of the vacation. If you want more information about what happens next, buy the book.
Now, on to Rachel and Blair, an FBI agent that lives in Washington, and is home for a visit with family. Rachel and Blair have to figure things out, due to the fact of the long distance. Read the book and you will find out how they deal with the long distance relationship.
In closing, I would recommend Love and Pork Chops to anyone that likes a great love story.
‘I have to go back soon,’ says Adam one afternoon. Yes, I know he has to go back soon. He has to go back to London and to his job and his apprenticeship. He has taken the maximum number of days leave – he has taken his entire Summer holiday in the Sp
Just a simple gathering of the Gay & Lesbian Activist Association of New Birch and Sipsboror (GLAABS) and we plunge down a hilarious ride to perdition.
