Anyone But You

Yoga meets CrossFit and the sparks start to fly and more than the gym heats up.

Sutton Kay meets her new landlord right after she gets done yelling at her for her loud music and after checking out her butt for a couple of minutes. Sutton does not know what to make of her landlord as she cannot seem to have one civil conversation with Tuesday, but she cannot seemed to stop desiring her. After awhile she cannot stop going into the gym with varied excuses until finally she challenges Tuesday to a dare: try hot yoga and soon Tuesday is returning with a dare of her own.

I have to say it so nice to read a “normal” romance: girl meets girl and they get their groove on. Chelsea M. Cameron gives me everything I have been craving in Anyone But You. Sutton and Tuesday have chemistry, conversation, and sex. (sigh) It is heaven. The romance is something everyone can relate to as any sports person thinks their sport is better than the other so the dialogue back and forth is funny. Tuesday's courtship is very cute. The one item that is new to read is the non-binary plural third person which I will have to get used to. At first I thought the cats were shrugging and getting pizza and I thought “Huh?” and I had to read the paragraphs three or four times before I realized that Sutton's roommate is non-binary. It does take some getting used to reading third person plural if you have never read it before, but once you become aware of it, it becomes easier. The sex is fantastic and I have to admit that Cameron kept talking about licking Tuesday's muscles so much I wanted to lick them too (laugh). If you are looking for an old-fashioned romance - this is it! Thank you Chelsea!

Book Club Question:

Does Cameron's lack of description for Zee make it easier for you to think of them as non-binary?

#FridayReads #LesbianBookReview #ChelseaMCameron #AnyoneButYou #BookReview #PhoebesRainbowWorld #LesbianFiction #LesbianRomance #LesbianSportsRomance #Lesbian #LesFic #3Stars #RatedRSex #FlippingRainbows #BookReviewer @chel_c_chem