Dorian Beth Wenzel
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Review "Return" still has the friendly, free spirit feel, and Dobi herself is entirely likable. We want the best for her. -- The Sharpe Tongue c2001 J
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.Z. SharpeIn "Adventures," she wrote in the first person, and the book had the feel of pages torn from a diary. -- The Sharpe Tongue copyright 2001, J.Z. SharpeReturn of Dobi, on the other hand, has a plot, and seems much more cohesive and easy to follow. -- The Sharpe Tongue c2001 J.Z. Sharpe Product Description Book 2 of the "Adventures" trilogy- the story of Dobi continues in San Francisco, when she becomes involved in a tri-union with two very different women, one of whom is married to her gay best friend and father of her multi-racial and multi-parented baby. Much dyke drama, outrageous sexual content and a contemporary look at gay life during the end of the twentieth century. Main themes are gay rights and gay marriage. Story ends on a great cliffhanger, leaving the reader hungry for the sequel, "Dark Side of Dobi." Got to read it to believe it!!! About the Author After ten years of celibacy and service, she left the Penticost Christian church where she was studying to become a minister. Five years after coming out and after a traumatic life-changing year, she decided to start writing lesbian fiction as a way to work through he mental struggle. She completed a psychosexual coming out story "Adventures of a GWF" in 1999 and the sequel "Return of Dobi" in 2000, along with starting her own book business and website. She will complete the third book of this amazing trilogy with "Dark Side of Dobi" in 2003.
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