Romancing Miss Fitzgerald: A Sapphic Lesbian Age Gap Romance (Secret Intimate Journeys #5)

Aven Blair


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Romancing Miss Fitzgerald: A Sapphic Lesbian Age Gap Romance by Aven Blair
In this lesbian Age Gap Romance Novella set in 1949, Helena, a CCO, and Alex, a woman reinventing herself after a dark past, are drawn together again in a passionate and transformative love affair.

Helena—At 52, I’ve dedicated my life to building Victor Voss, never expecting anyone to stir my heart so deeply—let alone set it on fire. But when Alex and I reunite in a Savannah hotel lounge, everything shifts. She was a model for me years ago, but now, at 32, she’s a woman who utterly captivates me, igniting a desire I can’t deny. Her presence moves me in ways I never saw coming, and I can’t seem to stop myself from wanting more..

Her raven hair and midnight eyes pull me in from the moment I see her, an irresistible force I can’t escape. She overwhelms me with sentimental gifts, and our late-night phone calls from her farmhouse in Chattanooga leave me hungrier for more, each conversation deepening the connection between us. I feel the weight of something she's hiding, but it doesn’t stop me from falling—hard and completely. The way she makes me feel—cherished, desired—has me rethinking everything I thought I knew about love.

Alex—At 32, I never expected to find myself back in Helena’s world. She was the art director behind Victor Voss, the powerful woman who shaped so much of my career. I never thought I’d get a chance with her. But when we reunite in a Savannah hotel lounge, everything changes.

Her presence is magnetic—her steel-blue eyes, her confidence—drawing me in instantly. I’m determined to show her my feelings, showering her with gifts and late-night telephone calls from my farmhouse in Chattanooga. I’m starting fresh, breaking away from a dark past, and launching my own line of jewelry. But I’m hiding parts of myself, secrets I’m not ready to share. I can only hope that the love we’re building now can withstand my past—and the depth of my unspoken love.


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