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BOOK BLURB:
A young college student learns her sexual identity might be a lot more pleasurable than she ever believed.

BOOK REVIEW:
Our rather shallow narrator Eliabeth, a college coed, introduces us in 1st person to her first Lesbian encounter, a definite watershed experience for a girl who has been changing guys faster than her underwear since age sixteen. She doesn’t come across as very self-analytical, so it’s entirely possible that she really doesn’t realize she’s gay, until the latest guy (so not a hunk, she says) abandons her on the 3rd date, in a gay club, where she’s picked up by Kara, a fellow college student.

Kara is all Lesbian and proud of it, and indeed she’s set up the date at the gay club because she thought the narrator was Lesbian and concealing it. Whether she is or not, the narrator discovers a whole new world of sensual pleasure in Kara’s caring.

Definitely steaming in the sensual and spicy sense, "Switching Sides" doesn’t present a lot of character evolution. However, for light bedtime reading and titillation, it works really well.

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