Bi romance short and spicy novellas by

Margo Phelps

Kindle romance novellas

Margo Phelps writes first-person dual POV bi romance. An avid romance reader herself, Margo wanted to read these types of stories but couldn’t find them, so she decided to make up the stories herself.

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Cleans Up Nice

An MF Bi Workplace Romance

Hazel

I'm working hard to get ahead at my law firm when I meet the night shift janitor at my office building. Our chemistry is unmatched, and we start hooking up before we've had a full conversation.

Can we give dating a try, or will our different backgrounds hold us back?


Domingo

I fall fast for the lawyer who's been staying late on the floor I clean. Our office trysts are fun, but when she asks me out, I'm not sure how to broach the subject I've been keeping from her.

Will she want to stay with me?

Taking Chances Book 2

Chance Agreement

An MF Bi Romance

Alice

Even though I know that Trevor is a hopeless romantic, I propose a one-night stand anyway. He looks so sad at his ex-girlfriends' wedding—both brides are his exes—that I decide to take him to bed on a whim. I’m not girlfriend material and make sure to specify that I’m not looking for happily ever after. We accidentally fall into a regular hookup schedule over the summer and I realize that maybe I could make a go at this love thing. 

Will Trevor be strong enough to tame a woman like me?  

Trevor 

I’ve always wanted to find “the one.” After sleeping with Alice, the jaded maid of honor at my ex-girlfriend’s’ wedding, we strike up a friendship. Soon, a friends with benefits arrangement forms that—surprise, surprise—morphs into me catching feelings.

Can I convince Alice to give us a chance at true love?

Taking Chances Book 1

Butterfly Chances

An FF Bi Romance

Ruby

Sweating my ass off at my first Pride as an out bi woman I didn’t set out to meet the woman of my dreams. Em knocks me off my feet. I haven’t realized I’ve been attracted to women for long but I know I’m attracted to her.

Will finding out what we have in common bring us together or drive us away? Can I turn our friendship into something more or will my insecurities get in the way?

Em

I’ve been out as bi since I was a teenager, and it seems like the only thing that’s followed has been heartbreak.

As I’m falling for Ruby, we realize we have something in common. An ex-boyfriend.

I’ve always wanted my happy ending, but have I found it in a newly out bi woman I meet at Pride, or will she leave me just as broken as the others?