Overview

"Camp Sutton: An Erotic Lesbian Romance" is a series that follows one summer in the life of early-twenties camp counselor Maisie, a young lesbian returning to the summer camp she attended growing up in between years at college.

In "Book One: June," Maisie arrives at camp, reconnecting with her longtime friend Jackie, whom she met over a decade ago as preteen bunkmates. Maisie's used to knowing everyone at Camp Sutton, but she's taken aback by the presence of Olive, the camp owner's edgy, sexy, unashamedly queer daughter who's working on the maintenance team after dropping out of college.

Olive and Maisie's relationship starts out hot and fast, told through descriptive, detailed sex scenes. Much to Maisie's dismay, though, Jackie isn't a fan of her new flame. The new couple -- if you could even call them that -- have to navigate the unexpected tension with Jackie. When they get caught, Maisie learns that Jackie's dislike of Olive comes from a wildly surprising place: Jealousy, which turns out to be not only romantic but sexual.