Relationship Material: A fun and flirty no-strings sapphic romance

Relationship Material is a fun, flirty, and sexy sapphic romance about learning to love yourself enough to risk letting someone else in. Robin Walker built her life on saying yes to adventure and no to commitment. As a therapist in Buffalo, she gives her heart freely to her clients and colleagues while keeping the rest of her relationships hot, light, fun, and strictly temporary. It's a system. It works. Then Sawyer Stroud-Barton shows up—fresh from two years of wandering the globe somehow even more gorgeous and alluring than the stories Robin's heard. Binary-bending, magnetic, and impossible to resist, Sawyer has that rare presence that turns a room electric. And they're planning to stay…for now. Based on an instant and undeniable attraction, the chemistry between Robin and Sawyer quickly turns reckless. A little thrill seeking, a lot of banter, and a no-strings attached physical connection leaves both of them rethinking all the rules. But a childhood spent under a microscope taught Sawyer to run away when things get too real, and Robin isn’t the kind of woman to wait around. Now, the wild one who never risks her heart and the wanderer who's never truly stood still face something neither of them planned: A shot at love. “One of Relationship Material’s greatest triumphs is its treatment of Sawyer’s identity. Spangler tenderly and gracefully weaves their gender fluidity and nonbinary experience into the very fabric of the story.” — Women Using Words "My holy goddess this was one of the most delightful books I've read this year, the perfect balance of hilarious, sexy, and hitting right to the feels of being seen...One of the most incredible and raw representations of a nonbinary character I've ever read." ~ Need Cohen, Sapphic Spec Fiction “From a dashing, globetrotting nonbinary lead who hits me right in the trans-experience feels to a spunky lesbian second lead… this is a fantastic stand-alone book.” — A. Philipson “Spangler writes fights and misunderstandings with heartbreaking precision, but they put their characters’ hearts—and the readers’—back together by the end.” ~ JAIME GREEN, the New York Times Book Review View Less