Meet the author
Taylor E. Weston is a writer of contemporary romance novels that follow real, flawed people navigating their way through love and the world. Her stories are character-driven, full of heart and humor, and include a realistic amount of eating and making out.
She lives in Southwestern Wisconsin with her husband, son, and a barn cat named Artemis. When she isn’t writing or reading romance novels, you can find her traipsing around her garden, cooking with bacon, drinking maple lattes, or inventing stories for her son.
What early readers are saying about
Siren Song
“This book combines my love of queer romance, sports romance and paranormal/creature romance all into one beautiful package. Aleks is a trans masc siren who has aspirations of competing at the highest level of competition in artistic swimming. Javier is a coach who wants nothing more than to see Aleks achieve his dream. Taylor has written a touching story of two people finding each other and themselves on their quest to overcome judgmental attitudes and break down barriers. Reading about Aleks’ journey was touching and I felt like his story was told with sensitivity and a raw honesty. I love reading stories about characters whose life and experiences differ from my own because it helps me learn about things that I will never be able to experience first hand.”
— Jill Snider
This was adorable! Daddy kink to the max! Love that it was a big man and not a man with abs and who was the normal conventionally attractive man with the other mc. Men with bellies and hair need representation and love too!
Love the trans representation! Beautifully done! Love how they are both so different but mesh so well together.
Aleks and his mom don’t get along again in the end and I’m glad because it’s like that in the real world. It’s not always a happily ever after for parents and kids.
Wonderful story overall.
— Mack
“This book was spectacular. I showcased and highlighted Aleks (a trans siren) and Javier who were literally made for each other. Aleks is an artistic swimmer and Javier is his coach. They have history that runs very deep until there paths cross again. Aleks has the opportunity to dance at the Clash of Creatures (kind of like the Olympics) and Javier comes back into his life to coach him. The development between the two throughout the book is wonderful and so bingeable. I absolutely devoured these twos story. If you are looking for a romance with open door romance, Taylor absolutely delivered. The plot and the story is something so original and I have not read before. If you are looking for a queer romance with a boy/daddy trope I will highly recommend this book to anyone.”
— Madison Johnson
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