Tatiana Vixen Reyes

Books by Tatiana Vixen Reyes

Tatiana Vixen Reyes

A Mexican-Filipino American author and openly transgender woman, she writes stories that blend sensuality, imagination, and cultural insight. After early retirement from federal civil service, she turned to her lifelong passion for writing, creating works like the erotic novella series She Came to the Glass Heel and the Érōsikúsō Campaign Setting for tabletop roleplaying games. Living in Chicago with her ever-“helpful” cat, she draws...

Series

She Came at the Glass Heel

She Came at the Glass Heel is a lush, sex-positive novella series that follows the intimate journeys of transgender women who step into the alluring world of The Glass Heel—a secretive, trans-centered nightclub nestled in the heart of Chicago. Each story unfolds over a...

First Step, Room 312, and Neon Diner

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Books

Neon Diner

From the series: She Came at the Glass Heel

Some connections happen under velvet light. Some happen over cold coffee at 2 AM.

Lily Warren escapes her corporate life at The Glass Heel—Chicago's secretive nightclub where outsiders finally belong.

Devon Carter finds refuge there too, his steady exterior hiding a quiet hunger for something real.

They notice each other in the club's amber glow....

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Room 312

From the series: She Came at the Glass Heel

Some sanctuaries shelter you from the storm. Some become the storm.

The Heel's Nest isn't listed on booking sites. It's whispered about—a hidden hotel above Chicago's most secretive nightclub, a sanctuary curated for trans women by the enigmatic Echo.

Lena Marquez, travel journalist, arrives to write about it.

She doesn't expect Adrian Vega—the...

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First Step

From the series: She Came at the Glass Heel

Some places don't just welcome you. They see you.

The Glass Heel isn't on any map. It's whispered about in forums, passed between trans women like a secret—a nightclub where you can finally stop performing and start being.

Tonight, Claire steps through its doors for the first time.

Emerald dress. Pounding heart. An invitation she almost didn't...

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Praise

First Step is a deeply moving story about courage, vulnerability, and self-acceptance. Claire’s first night at The Glass Heel is written with such tenderness that I felt her every heartbeat. The connection with Elena is both sensual and affirming, showing how love can help us embrace who we truly are. Emotional, lyrical, and unforgettable. Waiting to read more books from the author.

– Garima Bais

First Step is a beautiful, heartfelt read about finding the courage to show up as yourself. Claire’s first night out as her true self could have been written with nerves and fear alone, but instead the story shines with tenderness, desire, and hope. What I loved most is that this isn’t just a romance, it’s also a story of self-acceptance. Claire doesn’t leave the club “fixed” by love. She leaves stronger because she finally chooses herself. It’s tender, erotic, and empowering, and it leaves you with the kind of warmth that lingers long after you’ve closed the book

– Leah Miller

First Step is one of those rare stories that feels both intimate and monumental. From the first page, you’re drawn into the soft pulse of The Glass Heel—a place that feels alive, watching, and welcoming—and into Claire’s journey of self-discovery, desire, and courage.

The writing is exquisite: lyrical yet grounded, sensual without ever losing emotional truth. Every line hums with vulnerability and power. Claire’s first encounter with Elena is electric, but what lingers most is the tenderness—the recognition, the relief, the beauty of being seen.

This isn’t just an erotic novella; it’s a love letter to trans women, to authenticity, and to the sacredness of finding your place in the world. The emotional resonance stays with you long after the final page.

First Step is bold, deeply human, and absolutely stunning. A must-read for anyone who believes that transformation begins the moment we dare to be fully ourselves.

– Megan

Blog

November 28, 2025

The Women Who Dance in My Head

There are forty-eight weekends at The Glass Heel. Forty-eight women stepping through those doors, each carrying her own hunger, her own secrets, her own reasons for being there. Some nights I close my eyes and I can see them all—a crowded dance floor of characters waiting for their turn in the spotlight, each one whispering, Tell my story. Tell mine.

So how do I choose? How do I decide which woman gets her weekend, which desire gets explored, which corner of intimacy I'll illuminate next?

The...