Fluid is what happens when Robin Roseau decides to write a "light, fluffy" romance.
Jasmine and Tamsin are friends with one thing in common: a joy of scrapbooking. But it so many other ways, they couldn't be more different. Jasmine is reserved; Tamsin is outgoing. Jasmine wears skirts and blouses; Tamsin is fond of leather. Tamsin is gay; Jasmine is not.
And yet, in spite of their differences, there is a mutual attraction, and sparks fly from the first night they meet.
Fluid explores intimacy and the fluidity of sexuality.
This is a novel of 70,000 words.
Jasmine and Tamsin are friends with one thing in common: a joy of scrapbooking. But it so many other ways, they couldn't be more different. Jasmine is reserved; Tamsin is outgoing. Jasmine wears skirts and blouses; Tamsin is fond of leather. Tamsin is gay; Jasmine is not.
And yet, in spite of their differences, there is a mutual attraction, and sparks fly from the first night they meet.
Fluid explores intimacy and the fluidity of sexuality.
This is a novel of 70,000 words.
