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    Sliced Ice: Lee Winter's Iconic Ice Queens
    Sliced Ice: Lee Winter's Iconic Ice Queens
    Sliced Ice: Lee Winter's Iconic Ice Queens
    Audiobook7 hours

    Sliced Ice: Lee Winter's Iconic Ice Queens

    Written by Lee Winter

    Narrated by Angela Dawe

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    About this audiobook

    Ten short stories based on Lee Winter’s fierce and unforgettable ice queens and villains have been gathered into one anthology containing lesbian love, lust, friendship, and romance.

    Find out what happened after Lee’s stories ended, and in one case, before it began. Iconic characters revisited include Elena Bartell (The Brutal Truth), Elizabeth Thornton (Breaking Character), Monique Carson (Hotel Queens), Natalya Tsvetnenko (Requiem for Immortals), Catherine Ayers (The Red Files), and Cynthia Redwell (Under Your Skin).

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherYlva Publishing
    Release dateOct 12, 2021
    ISBN9781667089928
    Sliced Ice: Lee Winter's Iconic Ice Queens
    Author

    Lee Winter

    Lee Winter is an award-winning veteran newspaper journalist who has lived in almost every Australian state, covering courts, crime, news, features and humour writing. Now a full-time author and part-time editor, Lee is also a 2015 Lambda Literary Award finalist and Golden Crown Literary Award winner. She lives in Western Australia with her long-time girlfriend, where she spends much time ruminating on her garden, US politics, and shiny, new gadgets.

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    • 5/5
      OH EM GEEE ? Lee Winter and Angela Dawe can’t miss! This deserves 50 stars ✨ Don’t hesitate… you’ll love it.
    • 4/5
      This was a nice collection of short stories from various Lee Winter novels. Loved the narrator and it was nice to catch up with some characters and gain a few more insights. I particularly loved the Felicity one.
    • 5/5
      I loved the continuation and greater insight into all of my favorite characters. Excellent writing and wonderful narration.
    • 5/5
      Catching up on the Ice Queens with a smile on my face. Angela Dawe is a goddess of narration and paired with the writing of Lee Winter…swoon.
    • 5/5
      That was so damned great! If you haven’t already listened to all of Lee Winter’s books, you’ve been missing out on something really great, entertaining and and just down right amazing! This particular book is a follow-up of the sum of each book and satisfies that nagging spot in your head where you wonder what happened after the books end. It is worth every damn minute and Angela Dawe, what can I say… It’s Angela friggen Dawe!