review/Tangle Girls edited by Nicole Kimberling
Title: Tangle Girls 
Edited by: Nicole Kimberling
Type: Fem Slash, Short stories
Length: 180 pg
Rating: Good
Blurb: Amazons, assassins, spacefarers, shapeshifters, fairies and forbidden lovers fill this anthology with adventure, humor and passion.
Raccoon Skin: Young Sophia discovers a wounded eagle in her parents' backyard but when the resplendent creature transforms into the girlfriend she left behind at college, Sophia realizes that she had entered a dangerously surreal world of fairytales.
Cupcake: As an intergalactic assassin, Stasya has never failed to take down her man, but when the hauntingly beautiful heiress Mitsuko becomes her target everything changes. For the first time in her life Stasya finds herself battling to save a life rather than take it.
Under Suspicion: Ensign Lily Branoch can't keep her mind off of marine Daniella Cruz-Ortega. But are the other woman's flirtations real or a ploy to hide her involvement in the disappearance of a dangerous arms shipment?
The Conclave: Dating one of the quirky, immortal sidhe is the coolest thing Tanya has ever done. Now if she can just survive crashing a party thrown by Oberon and Titania.
Dead and the President: In an apocalyptic future one woman with the power to inhabit many bodies fights to free herself and her
people from a heritage of repression.
Amazons: a hypnotic, lush tale of young love, new worlds and the dangerous passions inspired by both.
Alright so I didn't have any major problems with any of the stories in this book, in fact I enjoyed all of them. If you like fem slash, stories about strong women loving women, this is a good book to read. It's a fun, fairly quick and short read that has a number of good stories between it's pages.
Every single story in this anthology is different from the others. They all have a different feel, a different style and different characters.
The weakest of the stories for me was, ''Under Suspicion''. Some of the details got a little lost in the confusion of the whole thing but it was not a bad story.
All in all I think that ''Cupcake'' was probably my favorite though it's a close tie with some of the others.
Edited by: Nicole Kimberling
Type: Fem Slash, Short stories
Length: 180 pg
Rating: Good
Blurb: Amazons, assassins, spacefarers, shapeshifters, fairies and forbidden lovers fill this anthology with adventure, humor and passion.
Raccoon Skin: Young Sophia discovers a wounded eagle in her parents' backyard but when the resplendent creature transforms into the girlfriend she left behind at college, Sophia realizes that she had entered a dangerously surreal world of fairytales.
Cupcake: As an intergalactic assassin, Stasya has never failed to take down her man, but when the hauntingly beautiful heiress Mitsuko becomes her target everything changes. For the first time in her life Stasya finds herself battling to save a life rather than take it.
Under Suspicion: Ensign Lily Branoch can't keep her mind off of marine Daniella Cruz-Ortega. But are the other woman's flirtations real or a ploy to hide her involvement in the disappearance of a dangerous arms shipment?
The Conclave: Dating one of the quirky, immortal sidhe is the coolest thing Tanya has ever done. Now if she can just survive crashing a party thrown by Oberon and Titania.
Dead and the President: In an apocalyptic future one woman with the power to inhabit many bodies fights to free herself and her
people from a heritage of repression.
Amazons: a hypnotic, lush tale of young love, new worlds and the dangerous passions inspired by both.
Alright so I didn't have any major problems with any of the stories in this book, in fact I enjoyed all of them. If you like fem slash, stories about strong women loving women, this is a good book to read. It's a fun, fairly quick and short read that has a number of good stories between it's pages.
Every single story in this anthology is different from the others. They all have a different feel, a different style and different characters.
The weakest of the stories for me was, ''Under Suspicion''. Some of the details got a little lost in the confusion of the whole thing but it was not a bad story.
All in all I think that ''Cupcake'' was probably my favorite though it's a close tie with some of the others.