BOOK ONE is a contemporary sapphic literary coming-of- age rom-dram that follows an ensemble cast of teen girls trying to survive their senior year of high school in the 90s. A group of girlfriends go on a quest to find fame by stalking the film set of Chasing Amy through the Jersey Shore and into New York City. This novel highlights the unusual status Chasing Amy holds in the queer canon, which is similarly explored by trans filmmaker Sav Rodgers, in Chasing, Chasing Amy. It portrays realistic trauma like in Kathleen Glasgow’s You’d Be Home Now, and the dynamic friendships found in Lily Dancyger’s First Love: Essays on Friendship. As it was with teenage girls in the 90s, their best friends are their therapists. But it’s becoming impossible for the girls to be honest to each other about their struggles, when they can’t even be honest with themselves.
BOOK TWO is a sapphic contemporary adult fiction set in a small coastal Maine town about the power of second chances and really good bread. Tiny Beautiful Things meets Housemates in this sweet and humorous story about grief, loss and getting back up after life knocks you down. Together, two women embark on a journey through the past and their own present, discovering things about themselves and who they might be becoming, together and apart.
BOOK THREE follows a twenty-something, hot mess, avoidant extraordinaire, who’s desperately seeking purpose in life while blowing everything up in the process. As our FMC stumbles through the chaos of love, loss, and family drama, she discovers that the road to sobriety is anything but straight. This heartfelt yet humorous story explores themes such as addiction, grief, and self-acceptance in a both a humorous and relatable way, showing just how messy the journey to self-discovery can be. It will appeal to readers who enjoyed Rosewater by Liv Little and Greta & Valdin by Rebecca K. Reilly.
BOOK FOUR is a fake dating contemporary adult romance written for lovers of pop music, fandom, and all things queer. When the FMC's journal of secretly-written love songs is lost, stolen, and uploaded online, public uproar threatens to destroy all that remains of her carefully constructed image. Comparable titles include The Seven Husbands of Evelyn Hugo by Taylor Jenkins Reid and Red, White & Royal Blue by Casey McQuiston. This work seeks to balance commercial appeal with realistically flawed characters and complex struggles, asking the ultimate question: How much are we willing to sacrifice for our ambitions?
BOOK FIVE is a queer literary novel about the people who raised us when our parents couldn’t, and the slow, tender heartbreak of realizing that even the longest friendships —those built over decades of shared beds, shared secrets, and shared grief—aren’t always built to last. Over the course of three consecutive wedding weekends, six long-time friends—entangled, loyal, and increasingly unhinged—begin to unravel. Secrets come out, loyalties shift, new romances bloom, and old wounds crack open. This book offers unfiltered access to each character’s inner world, where nothing is off-limits—especially not their most salacious or controversial thoughts. It’s for readers who love the fierce chosen-family dynamics of Ghosts by Dolly Alderton, the chaotic tenderness of Malibu Rising, and the sharp, witty intimacy of Red, White & Royal Blue (with more veils, vows, and meltdowns).