Love Cake (Paperback)
Love Cake picks up during the turbulent times around the "Unite the Right" rally in Charlottesville. Bryan and Nadia, now owners of a bakery in Houston, face new challenges as the pandemic, MAGA movement, and BLM protests unfold. This novel offers a profound exploration of how a loving cis-trans relationship endures and thrives amid cultural issues such as race, gun control, and privilege.
“The book shows its scaffolding in terms of plot and intention, but the author’s portrayal of trans-cis and interracial relationships, plus the dynamics of Covid-19 and MAGA politics, give this novel a topical urgency.” - Kirkus Reviews
“I also loved the ending. It made me cry. The book felt so real and raw that it could have been a memoir. I’m recommending this series to everyone I know.” - ARC Review
Love Cake picks up during the turbulent times around the "Unite the Right" rally in Charlottesville. Bryan and Nadia, now owners of a bakery in Houston, face new challenges as the pandemic, MAGA movement, and BLM protests unfold. This novel offers a profound exploration of how a loving cis-trans relationship endures and thrives amid cultural issues such as race, gun control, and privilege.
“The book shows its scaffolding in terms of plot and intention, but the author’s portrayal of trans-cis and interracial relationships, plus the dynamics of Covid-19 and MAGA politics, give this novel a topical urgency.” - Kirkus Reviews
“I also loved the ending. It made me cry. The book felt so real and raw that it could have been a memoir. I’m recommending this series to everyone I know.” - ARC Review
Love Cake picks up during the turbulent times around the "Unite the Right" rally in Charlottesville. Bryan and Nadia, now owners of a bakery in Houston, face new challenges as the pandemic, MAGA movement, and BLM protests unfold. This novel offers a profound exploration of how a loving cis-trans relationship endures and thrives amid cultural issues such as race, gun control, and privilege.