Another romance book. I just read it, I think I was recommended to this author by someone, I just can't remember who. Talia Hibbert, A Girl Like Her.
This is written by a woman of color who is also autistic from England. Most of her books seem to have a woman of color as the female protagonist, and this one below happens to have a woman of color who is also autistic. It was interesting reading an autistic person written by an autistic person, and to have her get a HEA, not be a supporting character. I enjoyed it. I have read this one, and one other so far, and both have been enjoyable. Fairly short, but enjoyable.
I got them though my online library, but looking at the amazon page for this one, the kindle version is 2.99, and if you buy the audible version also, it is only 1.99, so for like five dollars, you get both the kindle and the audible, which I like having. The audio of at lest this one is also included in the audible escape subscription. I keep thinking about subscribing to that but I have not yet.
https://www.amazon.com/Girl-Like-Her-Romance-Ravenswood-ebook/dp/B07B9Z6846/ref=sr_1_2?dchild=1&keywords=ravenswood+romance+talia&qid=1594053675&sr=8-2&fbclid=IwAR2-fZWQJb7dMZ0nziPUItGoNRiUd3Jet2pVHZGtQA6wT66tF4K98jfOY7s
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Update several days later. I have now finished the A Girl Like Her, and read the next one (about the evil wife), and the next one, about the sister, and am now listening to That Kind of Guy, about Zach and his lady-love. It is interesting, and fun so far, and its a little odd in that the male protagonist is demi. And we don't seem to have much fiction that has a male who is demi, so that is cool. She brings her typical (so far at least) compassion and understanding to the portrayal, which is even nicer. I wonder how someone who is demi would feel about this character.
https://www.amazon.com/That-Kind-Guy-Ravenswood-Book-ebook/dp/B07PDHMSQG/ref=sr_1_1?dchild=1&keywords=That+kind+of+guy&qid=1594220396&sr=8-1
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