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The Final Rose

Eliza Lentzski
4.4 / 5.0
Published: 2016

Description

Competition for love is never simple, but for one contestant in a high-stakes reality dating show, the game becomes infinitely more complicated when the heart pulls in two directions at once. When the cameras stop rolling and the stage lights dim, the true drama begins. Caught between the expectations of a televised romance and a growing, undeniable connection that defies the script, our protagonist must decide if winning the final rose is worth sacrificing her authentic self. This charming romantic comedy captures the thrill of unexpected attraction and the messy, beautiful reality of finding love when you least expect it. It is a refreshing exploration of identity and desire, filled with witty banter, genuine chemistry, and a plot that keeps readers guessing until the very last page. The story shines because of its deeply likable characters who navigate the pressures of fame while staying true to their evolving feelings. Whether you are looking for a lighthearted escape or a heartfelt journey of self-discovery, this sapphic romance delivers a flawless narrative that is as steamy as it is sincere. It is a must-read for anyone who loves a story where the best part of the competition is the person you find along the way.

Customer Reviews

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Oliver
November 8, 2025
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Buy it !

Easily one of my favorite sapphic books! Great story line with likable characters that make you root for them. Book came in great quality and has held up through several re-reads.
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Reader
July 4, 2016
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Fresh and Fun Story

*Review Contains Spoilers* The plot for The Final Rose is fresh and brilliant. Navigating through a complex and dramatic setting, the chemistry between the two women is intriguing and enticing. The story provokes enough to keep turning pages to see how their romance blossoms. However, when it does, it falls flat for me--with the ending feeling rushed, as well. Nokomis is one of the more frustrating characters I've read and she unfortunately doesn't disappoint when Lee pours her heart out to her. The pine cone scene is absolutely perfect--and ruined for no reason other than wanting the readers to get annoyed with the main character once again. Nokomis lacks real character growth, which creates unnecessary drama in the plot, and has me questioning why such a sweet character such as Lee would want to be with Nokomis entirely. But overall, the story and the characters are fun and likeable, and the book is well-written. I would recommend it.
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Jlnicky
June 4, 2017
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This story was perfectly romantic

I loved the plot and spent the entire story wondering how the author would pull it off. I didn't guess and it was flawless. Loved it. Sex was sexy as hell. Romance was very romantic. I kept hoping the bachelor would have asked Noko and Lee for that 2 on 1 date and he got to watch the girls kiss or something but that would have ruined the great ending. Thanks for a really good read.