Ah, romance?  Who doesn’t love a good one (or twenty) to curl up with and daydream about…  There’s nothing better, in our humble opinions.  Love, in all its forms, is thrilling.

Pride, Prejudice, Necrosis, and Me

Historical

In an imaginative twist on a classic, this journal follows the struggles of Linzie Brennet.  Necrosis is afoot in her home in the Verdant Kingdom, and if she wants to keep her family intact - and perhaps find some love herself - she will have to be very, very careful.

While there is a good deal of conversation online about whether or not this is faithful enough to the original version, particularly in its depiction of Linzie’s relationship with Dyrci, we encourage readers to go into it with an open mind.  Don’t treat it as a retelling of the original - but its own story that cleverly uses the trappings of the original to ask questions about our present reality.

Twin Keys

Fantasy

Two dextroluma fed up with life collide together after an invitation to a mysterious mansion.  They are destined to find two keys to free a mysterious pair of dexettes who look uncannily like them, and end the burden of the lockette who guards their keys and the terrible secret behind what led to their imprisonment. 

Who We Were

Modern

The only thing Velvet remembered from her old life was a single face, poised above her own, a look of profound sorrow on it.  She never expected to bump into that face in a bookshop, but when she does, neither she nor Andromeda can deny their immediate eagerness to solve the mystery - and perhaps to spend more time with each other.  But as the memories solidify, can they put aside the question of who they were to decide who they want to be now?  Or will the question of Who We Were tear them apart?