See You at the Summit - Jordyn Taylor

 

There's not many books on bisexuality and biphobia that I have read. This book does a great job of showing the turmoil of first coming out to yourself, then to others, and everything that comes after that in dating. The author explores through Simone the insecurities and struggles that come with the labels and expectations of 'homosexual' and 'heterosexual'. However, I really didn't like the characters very much, not did I enjoy the plot. It didn't feel like there was much exciting happening, and I don't see the attraction or chemistry between the characters. Fair warning there's a lot of spicy scenes in the book which you can skip (I did) and it doesn't change much.