My Kind of Girl

A Sapphic Romance

By: Reba Bale

Narrated by: Virtual Voice

Previously published as My Kind of Girl Episodes 1-37 on Kindle Vella.

How many chances will it take before they give into their feelings?

Ava
My mother is getting tired of waiting around for a grandchild, so now she’s on a matchmaking mission. But I’m not ready to settle down just yet, especially with someone my mother picks out for me. Except there’s something about Kathy…could it be that she’s my kind of girl after all?

Kathy
I didn’t realize a dinner invitation from a fan was really a fix-up with her beautiful daughter. Too bad Ava is determined to hate me on sight, because we keep running into each other in the most unexpected places. Despite miscommunication and dating disasters, dislike is starting to feel a lot like love. But can I trust her to let me be my quirky self?

Sometimes the path to happily ever after is a little rocky…

“My Kind of Girl” is an enemies to lovers second chance lesbian romance. Expect steamy scenes, a wacky best friend, a meddling mom, and a little bit of luck leading to a sweet happily ever after.

This book is part of the Second Chances Lesbian Romance series. Each WLW book in the series is a standalone sapphic romance featuring two strong women finding love the second time around.

Read it over listening to it

I would suggest that you Read it over listening to it due to virtual voice. V.V. Really didn’t do this story justice. I liked how the characters were not perfect and that they were willing to professional help to better themselves.

Odd Couple

The inteoverted reclusive writer and then extrovert with issues frim past relationship and a matchmaking mother.

Poor Narrator

it was really hard to get past the virtual voice. it was a cut short story though. Relatable.

A perfect weekend read

Well written with the perfect balance of spice, romance, angst, and triumph. Perfect for a weekend read

Storyline

Very heart warming, but also quite steamy. Great balance between the two. Wish it was narrated by individual characters tho…