Books by Tatiana Vixen Reyes
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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 inspiration from comic books, romance and fantasy novels, science fiction movies, and countless hours at the gaming table

Series

First Step
Room 312
Neon Diner

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...

Books

Neon Diner

From the series: She Came at the Glass Heel

Neon Diner tells the story of Lily Warren, a 29-year-old transgender woman navigating the pressures of her corporate life, and Devon Carter, a 32-year-old transgender man whose steady exterior hides a quiet longing for connection. Both are drawn to The Glass Heel, a nightclub where outsiders find belonging under velvet light, but it is beyond...

Room 312

From the series: She Came at the Glass Heel

Room 312 is a queer erotic romance set against the backdrop of a blizzard-bound Chicago sanctuary: The Glass Heel nightclub and The Heel’s Nest hotel above it.

The story follows Lena Marquez, a trans travel journalist for Queer Compass, who arrives at The Nest to profile the hidden hotel. What begins as professional curiosity transforms into...

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...

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

Blog

Why I'm Writing 48 Novellas About Desire, Power, and the Glass Heel It

It started with a wild, impossible thought. I remember staring at my notes for what was supposed to be just one novella and realizing it wasn’t enough. There were too many women, too many stories, too many nights under the strobe lights of The Glass Heel waiting to be told. Forty-eight. That was the number that came to me—one novella for every weekend in a year. I laughed when I said it out loud. Am I really doing this? Forty-eight? But even as I asked the question, I knew the answer. I had...