Breaking the rules

An age-gap romance that breaks all the rules

By: Jamie Quinn

Narrated by: Virtual Voice

Community Service Never Looked So Good
Was supposed to be a punishment...

A Sexy Age-Gap Lesbian Romance
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"Smart, dirty, and impossible to put down. Their chemistry is unreal—you’ll laugh, swoon, and fan yourself the whole way through!" — Sophie

A Sexy Age-Gap Lesbian Romance
She’s supposed to be my boss. I’m supposed to be doing community service.

Instead? I’m breaking every rule in the book… and falling for the uptight, sexy librarian.
It started with sarcastic banter and stolen glances.
It turned into forbidden kisses, heated touches, and sneaking around after hours.
Now? I’m head over heels for the woman I was never supposed to want.

Ms. Bennett is everything I’m not—older, poised, and hopelessly in control.
I’m twenty-one, reckless, and known around town as the girl who never follows the rules.
But the more she tells me to behave…

The more I want to push her buttons—and every other boundary we’re supposed to respect.
Check Her Out is a slow-burn, age-gap, opposites-attract lesbian romance packed with forbidden heat, sharp banter, and enough sexual tension to make your Kindle blush.
One sexy librarian.
One mouthy troublemaker.
And way too many overdue feelings.

If you love steamy sapphic romance with humor, heat, and a rebellious heart… this one's for you.

🔥 She’s older. She’s my boss. She’s supposed to be off-limits…
Instead? I’ve had her moaning my name between the stacks.

Good but repeats passages hard to follow sometimes

Overall cute storyline, but many repeats to the point I had to check that I didn’t hit the back button and things didn’t flow the best lots of back and forth with out real meaning but it was the repeated word for word passages that were hard. Vv makes mistakes on tone and phrases I’ve gotten over that but hard to follow sometimes where they are or what’s happening as to why things are seeming like the first time when something has already happened not very long before

Story was ok

I hate virtual voice but can usually overcome it for a good story. The read had repeated jumbled passages - I noticed it particularly bad in chapters 10 and 17. This has turned me off VV for a while.

Sounds like it was written by AI.

Scenes repeated and each encounter comes across as their 1st. Entire book seems to happen inside of a library, as if the main characters can’t see each other anywhere else