Follows the triumphs and travails of saucy New York photographer Dee Sanders. Dee’s lover, the naughty, selfish Rita, engages her alternately in infuriating fights and wild lovemaking. When Rita is finally caught with another woman, Dee must forge ahead alone. Uncertain of everything, Dee travels to Paris, where she is torn between two new women and must struggle to find herself before she can trust anyone with her heart.

Love Is Where You Find is completely counter-clockwise to Paula Christian's Another Kind Of Love, which has a much happier, more healthy ending not typically found in lesbian pulp fiction.

Other than the rather exceptional writing for its genre, Love Is... has little else to offer. In fact, I found myself so distraught by the ending (inexplicably, really, since many books have had sad endings in my lifetime) I wished I hadn't read it.

It's not just the "it's just a phase" element that sucker punches just when you think everything is going to be alright, but how much the book seems to go in a positive direction, _then_ veers off to the stereotypical.

It's very fitting, though, that the electronic version of this is included with Another Kind Of Love. It makes for great comparison/contrast. ( )