Bi The Way, I Love You: A Charity Anthology of Diverse Bi+ Love Stories

This Anthology is filled with nine amazing stories spanning examples of bisexuality in relationships. As a bi+ person it always gives me such queer joy to read fantastic stories and characters that uplift my identity. Bisexuality can't equate to who we are in a relationship with. These spectacular authors have come together to show readers that there really is no limit to who we can love when we open our hearts! 💗 SOMETHING ABOUT US By Frances M. Thompson @francesmthompson MM, Trans rep, Chronic illness rep Dion and Benji's love story is inclusive on multiple levels. These sweet guys have both been through a lot in their lives, and definitely deserve this second chance at happiness together. The representation in this story is magnificent. It's apparent that Frances took great care to be authentic in her portrayal of Dion's transition as well as Benji's illness. This is a heartfelt story I will read again! Open door spice level: 🌶️🌶️🌶️ (3/5) 💜 THE TO-SCREW LIST By Julie Brydon @juliebrydonauthor FF, Pansexual rep, Lesbian rep Amber and Jade are the perfect friends to lovers! This sweet and spicy story is a best case scenario when friendship starts adding sexy benefits and how-to lessons. I loved these darling ladies and their sassy gay bestie Sky, who is as wise as he is hilarious. I'll come back to this stupendous sapphic tale again and again! Open door spice: 🌶️🌶️🌶️🌶️ (4/5) 💙 EXPERIMENTAL AFFECTION By S.C. Muir @scmuir.author MX, Nonbinary rep, Migraine…

I have broken down my thoughts by each story: Something About Us This was such a cute story about two men reconnecting after growing as people. There was a lot of representation packed in this novella: trans rep, black queer man, bi rep (of course), and chronic illness rep. I particularly enjoyed reading abuot Crohn's disease becuase it really opened my eyes. I don't read a lot of chronic illness rep, but that has changed recently, and I feel like it's a great way to understand what it's like to not be able bodied. I also enjoyed the forced proximity trope and the dual timeline. The spice was really good too! The To-Screw List I love a good sapphic story, and this friends-to-lovers was perfect! I loved Jade and her lists. She defintely gave off some neurodivergent vibes, and I loved it! The spice was great, and I loved the chemistry between them. And of course I loved Sky. He was the best side character haha The one thing I didn't like was the fact that Amber had no faith in Jade's flirting abilities 😭😭😭 Overall though, I really enjoyed this novella and devoured it! Experimental Affection STEM romance?!? Sign me up!! I was really excited about this novella, and I loved the tension and chemistry between Ash and Luke. However, the conflict in the story felt easily resolved. Like they could've just talked to HR and I was getting a bit frustrated, so I DNF'ed. I will say that S.C. Muir has developed though! Love On the Airwaves I also DNF'ed this one because I didn't…