Knot My Type

Frankie runs the All Access Podcast, offering candid and funny sex advice. She uses a wheelchair, and her industry seldom has room for someone like her. When a listener asks about accessible rope play, she realises she has no answer to give.

Frankie decides to find one. Her search leads her to Jay Wood, a rigger and carpenter known for never staying with anyone for long. He is clever and funny, and he says plainly that he does not do relationships.

Frankie has her own rule: she does not do flings. What begins as research for the podcast turns into an attraction neither of them planned. Each keeps insisting the arrangement is casual, and the connection keeps refusing to cooperate, leaving both unsure what to do about it.

The contemporary romance has an instant spark between the leads and an open, spicy heat level. The tone is playful and frank, and the question driving it is whether two firm rules can hold up once Frankie and Jay keep coming back to each other.