When S.R. Cooper struggled to find realistic romantic and erotic stories geared towards lesbians of color, she decided to write her own. Cooper’s freshman novel, “You Can Come Out Now: Erotic Lesbian Stories,” is a captivating collection of erotic lesbian stories that will justify why love isn’t subjective… it’s real.

“With an open mind, turn the pages and be prepared to see a new side of love without judgement or criticism,” says Cooper. “We don’t have to be bound by rejection, when love is here for us all.”

Cooper explores the attitudes toward LGBTQ+ relationships in black America, seeking to change the narrative that has long dominated them in religion, family and even within themselves. “No matter their sexual preference, when two people fall in love, there’s a single purpose and destination at heart – happiness,” Cooper explains.

Armed with a love for God and a heart of compassion, S. R. Cooper delves into the nuances of heterosexual relationships that exist in LGBTQ+ relationships too, although not always embraced or recognized by the mainstream.

A daydreamer by nature, hopeless romantic, and charismatic storyteller, S. R. Cooper invites the reader to visualize the scene and experience their emotions. Not only does she keep the reader engaged and breathless page after page along to the end, but she also changes the narrative on lesbian relationships.