The Big Sugarbush is a lesbian romantic comedy, set in a drug rehab center in Vermont. The book was awarded a 2017 Goldie Award for...

The Big Sugarbush is a lesbian romantic comedy, set in a drug rehab center in Vermont. The book was awarded a 2017 Goldie Award for Best Dramatic Literary Novel. Ten wealthy lesbians have thirty days to get their lives back on track. Sugarbush, a private rehab center seems just the place, quiet and therapeutic, until the dykes arrive, and the drama begins. The Big Sugarbush is a feel-good romantic romp that chronicles the intertwined lives and romantic interludes of an ensemble cast of high-achieving women, including a British Pop Music diva, a writer of bodice-ripping best-selling romance novels for heterosexual housewives, a stud muffin pair of Olympic snowboarding twins (one of whom is on the fast train to Trannytown), a femme plastic surgeon, a LGBTQ political activist who is a pain-in-the-ass to today's fun loving queers, a Wall Street bond maven, a gun-toting CNN war correspondent, a spoiled Senator's daughter, and a tomboy installation artist whose signature sculptures include such provocative works as a giant-sized "Big Pink Pussy." Love and humor abound as the women of Sugarbush struggle to stay away from drugs, alcohol, and intoxicating late night booty calls.Getting sober has never been so much fun.

Author: Ana B. Good
Publisher: Hot Pants Press, LLC
Published: 11/17/2016
Pages: 350
Binding Type: Paperback
Weight: 0.98lbs
Size: 8.50h x 5.50w x 0.78d
ISBN: 9780981567815

About the Author
Good, Ana B.: - Ana B. Good, a Vermont writer, has written for over 300 publications, ranging from mass audience news outlets, such as Salon and CNN, to gay media, such as On Our Backs, Out Magazine, and Common Lives: Lesbian Lives. Her short stories have appeared in Storming Heaven's Gate: Women on the Spiritual (Penguin) and The Crossing Press anthologies Love's Shadow and Breaking Up Is Hard to Do. She is a three time winner of Romance Writer of America chapter contests, winning first place in the Launching a Star contest, The Heart of the West competition, and the Yellow Rose contest for contemporary and historical romance fiction. Twice, she won the San Francisco Bay Guardian's annual short story contest. She loves reading, rescue dogs, and snowshoeing in the deep, dark woods of Vermont. The Big Sugarbush, a lesbian romance, is her debut novel.