Sidecar

by Eliza de Rodillas

Bryn wasn’t looking for anything. She might be a little lonely again, sure, but for now she was happy enough to just enjoy her friends, focus on her career, move up in the firm. She definitely didn't have time for a sweet sub to take in hand. She could enjoy the view of the little sprite from the coffee shop, though...

Mandy was getting a little desperate. It was hard to find new lovers who were… accepting. Either they liked the top half or the bottom, or they were bottoms. It just didn’t work. Too bad that butch lawyer that stopped in most days, with the killer blue eyes and take-charge attitude was way out of her league...

The Arizona desert isn't the only thing heating up when a chance rescue leads to a motorcycle sidecar ride. Will Bryn and Mandy find the road a little less lonely to travel together?

211 pages, Kindle Edition

Published October 25, 2024

Reviews

[SarahinWanderland · Rating 5 out of 5]

"Sidecar" by Eliza de Rodillas is an incredible read that exceeded my expectations! Bryn is navigating her career and friendships when her path unexpectedly crosses with a charming sub at her local coffee shop, igniting a captivating exploration of connection and desire.

The book beautifully addresses themes of consent and boundaries, offering a refreshing take on healthy communication within relationships. The representation of diverse identities, from fierce biker babes to dykes on bikes, adds depth and authenticity to the narrative.

De Rodillas successfully weaves together steamy moments with thought-provoking conversations about identity formation and gender expression. If you're searching for a romance that balances sizzling chemistry with meaningful insights, "Sidecar" is a must-read—it's simply irresistible!

[Sarah · Rating 5 out of 5]

I was lucky enough to be an ARC reader for Sidecar! I really enjoyed this story - it was very cute and so easy to get lost in. I definitely enjoyed the characters - they were relatable, personable, and sometimes their inner monologue really resonated with my own. I found myself routing for Bryn and Mandy's happiness throughout the book. There were several actual laugh-out-loud moments. The spice was excellent, I very much enjoyed the erotic scenes and they felt well balanced with the storyline. I'm really looking forward to the next Arizona Biker Babes and getting a look into some of the other characters I've met (really hoping Book#2 is about Cel & Dean - and once you read Sidecar, I'm sure you'll understand the sentiment!)

[Georgina · Rating 5 out of 5]

More than I expected. Spicy FF romance. I like the characters and found traces of both Bryn and Mandy in my own life and experience.

[Maren · Rating 5 out of 5]

This has been my absolute favorite sapphic spicy book with Trans representation. It feels like every other book I've read in this genre that features a transfem character treats the trans character as basically a diet man and it makes it difficult to engage with. It was so much easier to see more elements of myself within the character of Mandy. There were a lot of times where Mandy and Bryn were having the exact same points of conflict as my partner and I. If you're looking for something with trans representation that feels like the author actually has spoken to a sapphic trans woman before, I highly recommend this book.

[Mary Delusa · Rating 5 out of 5]

loved this book!

Beautifully written and a great intro to the Dom/Sub world. I felt like I knew the characters and I really enjoyed this book.