Feels Like Family

Mother. Teacher. Disaster bisexual. In that order. Most days.

After years of juggling childcare, begging favours and working her arse off, V is finally starting her first teaching job. She's standing on her own two feet. They're just a bit wobbly.

She knows she doesn't want her old life back. She's less sure the new one is going to plan. Especially once Sofia arrives: Italian, gorgeous, and single-handedly raising the sex appeal of the entire maths department.

V has a precocious five-year-old who proves the best things in life aren't planned. She might be about to find out it works twice.

Feels Like Family is a warm, funny, slow-burn sapphic romance that will add a smile, subtract a frown, and leave you feeling anything but square.

The sequel to Feels Like Home. Can be read as a standalone.