Tell Me Anything

-Romance Finalist in the 10th Annual Bisexual Book Awards-Isabel meets Derek at exactly the wrong time... or is it exactly right? A slow burn, hurt-comfort bisexual romance.Freelance editor Isabel needs a refund on this sucky year. Her blackmailing ex-boyfriend is threatening to tell her bigoted family she's bisexual, and she's running on fumes trying to meet his demands. Sadly, she hasn't invented time travel to un-make the mistake of trusting her ex that created this mess.Derek is an out bi man with his own history of family rejection. These days he has a successful business and a loving queer found family, but his romantic life stalled after a breakup. Living alone is getting stale, but will dating just prove he's too dull to interest anyone? Maybe he should get a dog instead.When they connect by sheer chance, Isabel discovers that Derek's so-called boring life is the calm harbor she needs, complete with moral support and pancakes. For Derek, Isabel's growing affection and genuine interest help him see himself in a new light. As mutual tenderness turns into attraction, Isabel can't believe this gorgeous, gentle man could want to be part of the disaster she's made of her life. Even if he did, she can't trust anyone with her secrets.But as their connection deepens, Isabel will have to choose: risk it all by taking the helping hand Derek's offering and also confessing her feelings, or give in to her ex's extortion to keep her family's love.TELL ME ANYTHING is a hurt-comfort, age gap, bi4bi queer M/F romance novel about finding a way to come out on your own terms. The story is high angst due to the serious topics, but you can also expect a cinnamon roll hero, hot chocolate, caring friends and queer found family, a slow burn mutual crush that turns high heat, and a guaranteed HEA.-Content warnings are available via link in the book's front matter and on the author's website.--50% of profits from the Light Gets In duology will be donated to the Transgender Education Network of Texas (TENT), the largest statewide, BIPOC trans-led, trans-focused policy, education, and advocacy organization in the author's home state.​-