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The clone of a ruthless mercenary commander must find out who killed her original.
Three tales of monster romance
Where dreams are the gateway to an alternate reality
A Christmas themed prequel story to Shadow of Gorgon
The first book in the epic fantasy mystery series The Heart Pyre.
A Fool for love
An action-packed side-quest in the Ree Reyes series
A depressed young adult's life is changed forever upon a chance encounter with a fae
[Horror short story] A ghost attempts to contact her family.
Knowledge Is Dangerous
The first BURGERPunk novelette!
For STWL's Secret Santa 2022
Closeted trans girl comes back home for Christmas and gets more of a gift than expected
Sapphic dark fantasy in a world of broken gods.
[Horror Short Story] A woman is haunted by a portrait.
A bombastic yet loving tribute to the absurdity of life, the universe, and everything.
A Sapphic Urban Fantasy Flash Fic
A collection of short and sweet trans affirming stories I wrote over the years
A family-friendly audio drama about a girl who makes a deal with a fairy. 67 minutes long.
[Horror short story] A woman is haunted by crackling bones.
A transgender mage goes on a forbidden adventure to become the woman she knows she should be.
A warlock falls head over heels for a woman with no magic.
Bonus content featuring concept art and music!!
So, it turns out, this new fast food chain "Burger Queen" has a vegan burger that can have interesting side effects...
Sleeping Beauty has lost her happily ever after.
A Sci-fi novel about being human
A book containing five modern ladies for TTRPG or writing purposes
Aegis of the Elements Book 1
Nothing throws life into disarray quite like a murder...
Social Commentary meets Australian Gothic