Elizabeth goes through more men on her college campus than some people go through underwear and finds herself mostly unfulfilled. When she learns that her newest flame Brad is gay, she’s about ready to throw in the towel.

Kara, fellow art student, wants Elizabeth and she believes Elizabeth’s gay as well, or at least bi-sexual. Why else does she go through so many dates so quickly if not to hide that fact?

Meeting Kara at a gay bar was not in Elizabeth’s plans, but after watching Brad leave her there, Kara decides to come on to Elizabeth in hopes that her intuition is correct. Will Elizabeth accept Kara’s invitation for a night of pleasure and more? Or will she deny her very self?

Switching Sides is a very entertaining, quick read. Both women are very attractive in their own rights, and their own characteristics easily complement the other. I enjoyed Kara’s dominance and the sensual equality of Elizabeth once she allowed her inner lesbian woman to break free. The eroticism between the two was sizzling and compelling. At first, I wasn’t sure what to make of the first person narrative, but thankfully, that proved to not be a distraction. After reading the story, I’m sure that readers will agree with me that Switching Sides is a wonderfully saucy read.

Reviewed by: Bella