As always on my birthday, I am having my annual birthday sale. This year, since I’m planning to raise prices post-sale ($3.99 for a novella, $5.99 for a novel), I decided to put everything on sale for one big final blow-out. So currently all my novellas are $0.99, and all my novels are $2.99.
Do you like Cold War spies falling in love on an American road trip, even though they're from opposite sides of the Iron Curtain? Then give
Honeytrap a try!
If a Civil War soldier woke up from an enchanted sleep in 1965, how long would it take for him to cotton on that men are no longer allowed to touch? Find out in
The Sleeping Soldier!
Are you interested in an m/m World War II retelling of Beauty and the Beast? Then
Briarley may be for you!
How about a couple of boys riding the rails and falling in love during the Great Depression?
Tramps and Vagabonds has your back.
Do you like watching post-World War I woobies suffer beautifully by the seaside?
The Larks Still Bravely Singing may be warbling your name.
More Cold War spies, but this time CHRISTMAS!
Deck the Halls with Secret Agents is a holly jolly short return to a favorite theme.
Do you like throuples and World War II and retellings of Sir Gawain and the Green Knight? Then
A Garter as a Lesser Gift may be coming to a Green Chapel near you.
Do you like throuples and pining and strawberry shortcake in post-Civil War America? Then give
The Threefold Tie a try.
Do you want Cold War spies (again!), but this time they're the leads in the fandom that our two heroines are obsessed with? And kind of role-play as while trying out the joys of "your interpretation of this character is so incorrect" hatesex?
Enemies to Lovers is calling your name.
You know it is when there's this new girl in school that you're sooo obsessed with because you both love art, and then you have an obsessive friendship ending in a terrible falling out, and then meet again years later in Florence? Have a gelato with
Ashlin and Olivia.
And finally, a couple of oddballs. A retelling of Little Red Riding Hood in pre-Revolutionary Russia! Kind of f/f if you want to be!
The Wolf and the Girl features forays both into the Russian forest and the nascent French silent film industry.
Last but not least, if your inner eleven-year-old yearns for a magical timeslip story, there's
The Time Traveling Popcorn Ball