Neon Diner
About
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. But it's outside, in the neon-lit diner across the street, where everything changes.
No performance. No crowd. Just two people in a booth, winter pressing against the windows, discovering that intimacy isn't always loud.
Over late-night meals and unhurried conversations, Lily and Devon learn what it means to be known—not just desired, but seen in the ordinary moments that matter most. A transgender woman navigating corporate pressure. A transgender man who's built walls to survive. Both reaching across fear, class, and expectation to find something that lasts.
The city pulses around them. The club offers spectacle. But the diner offers something rarer:
A place where honesty has room to breathe.
Neon Diner is a tender, explicit romance about two trans people, the sanctuary they find in each other, and the quiet spaces where love takes root.
Book 3 in the She Came at the Glass Heel series: sensual, affirming stories about transformation and the nightclub that changes everything.
Perfect for readers who love:
✨ Transgender romance (trans woman/trans man)
✨ Slow-burn emotional intimacy
✨ Found spaces & urban sanctuary
✨ Atmospheric, character-driven stories
✨ Explicit, emotionally tender adult narratives