This is such a fun, naughty, sex-positive ride of a book. I‘ve been up all night following the dirty encounters of a late night sex shop employee and I regret nothing. The choose-your-own adventure format in an erotic novel is fantastic idea, and there needs to be more of them in existence. Also, it‘s fun to watch your librarian‘s expression when you hand this to them to check out.

I‘m only about fifty pages in, but have already been thoroughly sucked in and taken by Roxane‘s sharp charm. And she is bisexual! This makes me so happy. I love meeting my fellow bisexuals in fiction. #bisexualbooks #queerbooks

Adore this so much already. I‘m sad to know that this is the last piece of this world I‘ll have until the next book comes, which is far too far away.

“When Alexis kisses her for the first time, out behind the windmill, Jack realizes that she and Jill have one thing in common: she never, never wants to go back to the world she came from. Not when she could have this world, with its lightning and its beautiful, blue-eyed girls instead.”

Just a bit over halfway through this beautiful sequel, and I‘m loving it just as much as the first. I‘m almost reluctant to fly through these because I know I have a wait for the next installments, and I don‘t want to leave this world.

I absolutely adored this. The characters immediately drew me in with their individuality, and the concept of many worlds behind secret doors is fascinating to me, especially the organizational system the members of the school devised to categorize the types. There was so much substance fit into this short story, enough to feel complete in itself, but still remain slender and tantalizing for the next story.

*Page count: 88/356* I was mostly pulled into this by the promise of discussions of Lolita, but am enjoying the overall story more than I anticipated. Though I do find that it‘s taking me some time to get through; the densely referenced and thoughtful writing combined with a setting in a country I know little about is a lot of info to take in at once. Also, it‘s living in my new #bookbeau, of which I need about six more.