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Blind Date and Other Sweet Sapphic Meet-Cutes
Fall in love over and over in this collection of sweet shorts featuring those breathless moments when two women start noticing those first delicious tugs of attraction.
Blind Date – Spilling water all over your anxious self doesn’t make the best first impression. Then again, neither does being an arrogant blowhard.
Under Construction – A gallant new hire proves to be a tempting distraction for a woman trying to prove herself at her father’s construction company.
Car Trouble – Breaking down by the side of the road on the way to an important meeting isn’t as terrible as it seems when the mechanic turns out to be so intriguing…
A Night in Someone Else’s Room – A studious college student with no friends seeks refuge from her rude roommate.
Charity Ball – It’s supposed to be a fund-raising event at a college campus, and her friends are going with her, but why is it so creepy?
Stutter – A graphic designer who’d rather not talk to people has no choice but to do so when the washer breaks down.
The Baker and the Blogger – A surly baker, outraged over a rave review written about a thieving competitor, writes a scathing reply to the author.
Becoming Bionic
Elara has been stuck in a wheelchair most of her life thanks to a degenerative disease. When her parents–both experts in their fields–offer to replace her legs with robotic ones, she agrees despite misgivings.
Upon waking from the procedure, she finds out she’s been unconscious for six months. Her parents are missing, the bunker she’s been living in has been destroyed, and the world is losing an epic battle against Fade, a rogue AI. It seems unlikely she’ll get a chance to catch up on The Bachelor now.
Her newfound ability to walk is an accomplishment that pales in comparison to all that’s gone wrong. Her father seems to be the key to either defeating Fade or making the AI unstoppable. As she unravels the mystery of Fade’s intent, she makes a few alarming discoveries about herself. Like maybe she’s had more than just her legs replaced.
Siena – Book 1 of the Forestfolk series
Siena can heal wounds with a touch of her hands. A captive since birth, she is used as a tool of war by a Plainsmen tribe. A chance escape into the forest proves successful… and deadly. Rescued by the Forestfolk—a group of people she always thought were nothing more than bedtime stories—Siena remains on edge. Trust does not come easily when persecution is all she’s ever known.
Keeping her abilities a secret seems like the right thing to do, until a tragic accident renders two Forestfolk spiraling toward death. If she chooses to reveal her abilities, she risks being subjugated again. Treated as no longer human. Maybe even sent back to the Plainsmen. But keeping her talent to herself means ignoring the injured around her, even allowing them to die. The choice seems obvious to Siena, but living with the repercussions of that choice is another matter altogether.
A journey of self-discovery, a bit of adventure, and a splash of romance.
Sember – Book 2 of the Forestfolk series
Sixteen and struggling is not how Sember wants to describe herself. Born with the ability to conjure fire, every day is a challenge to keep the churning blaze within her under control. After nearly incinerating her parents at the age of six, guilt and doubt plague her at every turn.
While the village’s gifted healer is away, a mysterious disease sweeps through Foresthome, and people start dying. When her parents get infected and the resident herbalist has no solutions, she takes it upon herself to track the clues and locate the source of this unnatural plague. Joined by her brother and a handsome Iceling, they must unravel the mystery and face an unexpected enemy in the shadows. If they fail, the plague will engulf the world she knows, plunging it into dark times.
Maybe a little fire is exactly what they need.
Nirrin – Book 3 of the Forestfolk series
Nirrin spends her days in Foresthome caring for orphans, getting into trouble, and listening to other people’s adventures with secret envy. Which is why following an intriguing stranger into an unknown part of the forest seemed like a good idea at the time.
Nirrin doesn’t expect to find her missing parents among a band of odd-looking misfits, but family is family, right? Her hopes to reclaim the kin she’d lost are challenged, however, when she uncovers their violent plot against “Normals” like her. They’ll make an exception for her (Nirrin has always been great at excepting herself from rules), but doing nothing would mean endangering her friends in Foresthome. She must stop these outcasts from–who is she kidding? She’s a smart-mouthed girl with no special talents. What is she going to do, talk them to death?
Maybe babysitting a bunch of other orphans in Foresthome wasn’t such a bad deal after all.
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Blind Date and Other Sweet Sapphic Meet-Cutes
Fall in love over and over in this collection of sweet shorts featuring those breathless moments when two women start noticing those first delicious tugs of attraction.
Blind Date – Spilling water all over your anxious self doesn’t make the best first impression. Then again, neither does being an arrogant blowhard.
Under Construction – A gallant new hire proves to be a tempting distraction for a woman trying to prove herself at her father’s construction company.
Car Trouble – Breaking down by the side of the road on the way to an important meeting isn’t as terrible as it seems when the mechanic turns out to be so intriguing…
A Night in Someone Else’s Room – A studious college student with no friends seeks refuge from her rude roommate.
Charity Ball – It’s supposed to be a fund-raising event at a college campus, and her friends are going with her, but why is it so creepy?
Stutter – A graphic designer who’d rather not talk to people has no choice but to do so when the washer breaks down.
The Baker and the Blogger – A surly baker, outraged over a rave review written about a thieving competitor, writes a scathing reply to the author.
Falling for the Gun-Toting Accountant
Summer Hong is good at her job. As a field agent for the IRS’s criminal investigation division, she knows never to let things get personal. Her resolve is tested, however, when she meets the beguiling Holly Layton.
Holly loves Christmas, and loves the Layton Christmas Tree Farm even more. If only her father would take her seriously and let her play a bigger role in the company. Dealing with an IRS agent breathing down their necks isn’t what she had in mind, but if she succeeds in somehow making the problem go away, maybe she’ll finally get the recognition she deserves. But how do you get rid of a “problem” you secretly have a crush on?
A sweet LGBT romance fit for Christmastime, or anytime!
My Mother Runs with Wolves
It wasn’t Maddie’s choice to be born a half-breed, half Shifter, half Wolfstalker — a hunter of Shifters — and it wasn’t her choice to keep her identity a secret. But after trying to attend high school like any normal sixteen-year-old, things quickly spiral south when her Stalker uncle finds out about her and catapults her out of anonymity and into the awareness–or possibly the crosshairs–of The Order of the Wolfstalker. Maddie must think fast and figure out a way to keep herself and her family safe, or risk losing everything. Including her life.
A fast-paced paranormal story with diverse characters and hints of romance.