Review: Between Mom and Jo - Julie Anne Peters

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Looking for a novel that holds lesbian aspects ? One that talks about what happens when your two moms as it's American split up ?
From the National Book Award Finalist Author Julie Anne Peters, she delivers to readers another LGBT novel.
Review: Between Mom and Jo - Julie Anne Peters - December 2007
Are you a fan of the LGBT books ? Ones that target the area of Gay fiction ? As I like reading books that are seen as Edgy content and out the box , I don't mind it as who am I too judge what an author wants to write about and I also on the other hand actually find books like this interesting to read. One of my favourite authors in this area is Julie Anne Peters as her books are real and you can sit back and imagine the situations and events unfolding before your eyes. All of her books have also had their covers redone and for those who have seen the TV Show "The Lying Game" - doesn't the main character Nicholas on the front cover look like Thayer from The Lying Game.
In Between Mom and Jo by Julie Anne Peters we are taken into the world of Nicholas and his two moms Erin and Jo. Erin was his birth mum and Jo -his other mum -the one he always felt a strong connection with. The story goes through his life up till the age of 14-15yrs when Jo and Erin decide to split up after being together for most of Nicholas's life. His mum has meet someone else and it's now Hello Kerri, Goodbye Jo. Now Nicholas is torn between a decision that could change his life as though he is ultimately Erin's son since Jo never adopted him - he wants to live with Jo.
What will happen when Nicholas is forced to choose between his Mom and Jo ? Can they work things out or will he be forced to wallow in misery ?
Find out all this and more in Julie Anne Peter's novel "Between Mom and Jo".
 
 

 

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