Knot My Type
- 268 pages
- 10 hours of reading
He doesn't do relationships. She doesn't do flings. Everything they thought is about to unravel... Frankie, a sexologist and host of the All Access Podcast, is breaking barriers and creating fulfilling sexual connections. But when a listener asks for advice on accessible rope play, she finds herself at a loss. To gain experience, she meets Jay, a carpenter who is undeniably attractive. Despite being open to a romantic dinner, Jay isn't her type; he avoids monogamy and isn't interested in commitment. Frankie refuses to be second choice, yet the chemistry between them complicates her resolve. Jay finds Frankie funny, intelligent, and sexy, leading him to reconsider his stance on relationships. Initially, he believes keeping things casual will be easy, but he struggles with his growing feelings for her. As their bond deepens, he grapples with the possibility of taking a leap of faith and committing to Frankie. Both are caught in a web of emotions that challenges their initial beliefs about love and connection, leaving them to question if they can redefine what they want from each other.