Morgan has been lonely. She hasn't had a partner for a while and she's growing restless. Since the popularity of a certain vampire series in the early 2000s, she's found that she can earn her way into the bed of any woman she wants by suggesting that they might be the mate she's fated to be with. She has a mate of course, all dragons do, but it won't be one of the humans with whom she spends her time. It's worked well for her up until this point, when the object of her affections doesn't believe her, and now she has to work a little harder to get the one she wants into her bed.

Hilly has never been one for romances, let alone paranormal ones. When she agreed to pick up a book for her brother she didn't plan on being hit on by an extremely hot woman, let alone one who claimed to be an ancient dragon shifter. She doesn't believe Morgan, that would be ridiculous, but she can't help but feel a pull toward the older woman she didn't expect. And she's just curious enough to find out.

Neither anticipated that Morgan's pick-up line would prove prophetic. When it becomes clear that Morgan's immortality is waning and they need to seal their mated bond, or risk Morgan losing her life, they'll need to decide where to go from here, and save their lives in the process.

Say It Out Loud is a sapphic fated mates satire novella with a respectable amount of sparkly vampire jokes, and the dragons have four legs and two wings.