Mother. Teacher. Disaster bisexual. In that order. Most days. V is about to start her first teaching job. After years of juggling childcare, begging favours, and working her arse off, she’s finally standing on her own two feet. The only trouble is, they’re a little wobbly. She knows she doesn’t want her old life anymore, but she’s starting to wonder if the plans she made for her new one need revising. Especially when she’s knocked completely off balance by Sofia, a hot Italian whose presence single-handedly raises the sex appeal of the entire maths department. After all, the greatest joy is often found where you least expect it. V has her precocious five-year-old daughter to prove it. Feels Like Family is a warm, funny sapphic romance that will add a smile, subtract a frown, and leave you feeling anything but square.