Bette loves Mei, but Bette and Mei are on a break, so Bette can catch-up on the decade of dating experiences she missed before she came out.
So Bette is (reluctantly) on a dating odyssey: a quest to have lots of casual sex with lots of hot women and come back to Mei more experienced and more certain about what she wants. And now she has new friend Ruth as her dating guide, she can't possibly fail. It's just three months, then she'll be back with Mei.
It's the perfect plan … isn't it?
Kate Young is an award-winning food writer, cook, and author. Originally from Australia, she grew up a dedicated bookworm and later moved to the UK. She gained widespread acclaim for creating recipes inspired by famous literature, winning Blogger of the Year in 2017. She expanded into fiction with her debut queer romantic comedy novel, Experienced, published in 2024
Experienced
Written By Kate Young
Review By Heidi Lynn’s Book Reviews
This summer I made a bold move and came out! In doing so I wanted to read more Sapphic Novels and books that had more Lesbian characters. Someone highly suggested Experienced by Kate Young as one of the many that I read (yes, now I have a new TBR list). Instantly I absolutely fell in love with it and devoured it in one sitting!! It was so elegantly brilliantly written and more tastefully done than any straight romance books. Kate will open your eyes and heart that there is someone out there for everyone, she will make you smile, sometimes laugh out loud, maybe shed a tear here and there.
As I stated earlier I was immediately drawn to this storyline within the first page!! Already I was fuming at the one character Mei who wanted to give Betta space! My first thought was this a Ross and Rachel storyline from Friends just with a queer couple! I totally felt bad for Bette who was totally blind sighted by this!!
I was totally cracking up laughing when her friends signed her up for all the dating sites!! I know first hand how horrid they can be having been on them in the past. What I liked is that Kate included the chats between Bette and her dates.
Throughout this book Bette learned a lot not only about herself but what she wanted in a partner. I now understand why it was highly suggested and would love to read more of her books.












