Sally Bend

Reader, Reviewer, and Editor | Nonbinary | Neurodivergent | FLR Princess

December 2010

  • My First Award – Life is (indeed) Good!

    I admit, I’ve been a little behind in my blogging this week, and even more behind in catching up with my comments. Yes, I suppose I am a bad gurl who needs to be spanked, but that’s another story entirely! LOL Anyway, I was absolutely delighted to discover that Selena, over at The Enchanted Book, has bestowed… Continue reading

  • REVIEW: The Jessica Project by Thomas Farrell

    On the whole, this was an enjoyable read. Taken strictly as a roguish thriller, it was an exciting, fast-paced, cinematic adventure. Like any good thriller, it demonstrates a definite flair for location and an understanding of cultures that allows the reader to become completely immersed in the various settings – both domestic and foreign. The… Continue reading

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  • No Hops or Tag Alongs, but a Friday Follow!

    Seems to be a quiet day on the book blogger hop/tag-along/follow front . . . gee, you’d almost think it was a holiday or something! LOL So, Kudos to Rachel over at Parajunkee’s View for keeping the Friday Follow tradition alive. This week’s very seasonal question is: What are you plans for this fabulous day? Not… Continue reading

  • REVIEW: Mistress Rules by Christine D'Abo

    Good morning, all! Just a quick note to let you know that my that my latest review is up over at Siren Book Reviews. Click here for my review of Mistress Rules by Christine D’Abo Thanks once again to Kayden and team for making me feel welcome! Here’s to even more reading, reviewing, and sharing a… Continue reading

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  • REVIEW: Red Satin & Third Rail by Giselle Renarde

    Two quickie reviews today – not so much because of the holidays, but because I’m really under the gun at the office – that I really wanted to share while there was still time to take advantage of Giselle’s wonderful charitable initiative. Purchase either of these titles (or The Little Burlesque House by the Sea,… Continue reading

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  • "Waiting On" Wednesday

    “Waiting On” Wednesday spotlights upcoming releases that everyone’s excited about (created by Jill at Breaking The Spine.) My choice this week is a bit of an odd one to feature here, but the way I see it, a little diversity is never a bad thing! I am anxiously awaiting Steven Erikson’s The Crippled God, the 10th… Continue reading

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  • REVIEW: Mark 947 by Calpernia Sarah Addams

    This was an extremely difficult read. There were several times where I had to put it down, wipe away the tears, and distance myself from the emotions it pulled to the surface. This is a story full of sorrow and pain, not a lot of hope, and only a few fleeting moments of happiness. A Life Shaped by God: Calpernia… Continue reading

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  • REVIEW: The Salbine Sisters by Sarah Ettritch

    Sarah Ettritch’s new novel is one of those stories that sneaks up on you, snuggles in close, and seduces you into reading just a few more pages before you put it down. The words flow so easily and so sweetly on the page that you’re halfway through it before you realise the house is quiet, the news… Continue reading

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  • REVIEW: Chick Band by Rakelle Valencia

    Chick Band is a lesbian romance, dosed liberally with erotica, wrapped up in a rock-star soap opera – and that is so totally not a bad thing!   The book opens up with an unusual scene of lesbian bondage that doesn’t really play to any of the reader’s expectations. With one participant who begins the scene… Continue reading

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  • NEWS: Read Giselle and Help Support LGBT Youth

    I’d like to take a moment today to introduce you all to Giselle Renarde, a fellow Canuck, erotica author, and activist for LGBT rights. During this holiday season, Giselle is raising money for a very worthy organization called the LGBT Youthline – a free service through which young lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, transsexual, two-spirit and… Continue reading

About Sally

Sally Bend is a nonbinary author, editor, and reviewer. Although shy and polite (she is, after all, Canadian), she loves to boldly and boisterously express herself through stories that bend the binaries of gender while exploring submissive sexuality.

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