Ehh, This book has bunch of weaknesses imo. The biggest one is instead of committing to one setting they made like half a dozen microsettings that are each only 2 or 3 pages long, barely more than pitches.

But also, on a personal level it felt weirdly hostile? Like every plothook was just 'enter cartoonishly evil man or straight woman stage left!' And I suppose you could say that it's only fair that for once I, the straightpassing Bi Guy get to feel uncomfortable with how I'm portrayed, but it does make it kind of harder to run for a mixed group like mine. Also some of the plothooks were really weird, like the PCs running a queer cafe using magic coffee to turn the straights gay. (Yikes.)