Riley is stuck—in a job she hates, a toxic relationship, and in life. She knows the relationship is bad for her, but she also can’t seem to let her go. After catching her girlfriend cheating, again, she finds comfort at her favorite bar, with her best friend by her side. After punching someone in the face and meeting a mysteriously gorgeous bartender, Riley thinks things may be changing. Sawyer is adventurous, sexy, and confident—all the things Riley yearns to be. And a sunrise motorcycle ride starts to give her hope that things can change. When she suddenly gets a phone call from her brother, she discovers her estranged mother is dying. After 12 years of silence, she’s forced to return to her small homophobic hometown, say goodbye, and confront her demons. Will she be able to confront her past, learn to move on, and learn to love herself?

Luna had everything in her life planned out; dream job by 30, marry the perfect guy, and maybe have kids down the line. But then she loses Parker, the “perfect guy”, who dumped her in an airport. She meets Cody, a tattooed bartender who breaks down her walls, sees who she really is and not who she’s trying to be, she can’t help but let go of her plans. When Parker shows up as her new co-worker, with the perfect life she dreamt of within reach, she can’t help but consider her options almost losing Cody in the process. That is until an accidental pregnancy throws a grenade to her life. Will Luna lean into Cody and finally, learn how to deal with the unexpected? Following Unexpected Departure, & the life of Luna, Riley's best friend. Unexpected Days is book 2 of the Eternal Port Valley Trilogy but each can be read as a standalone.

The last thing Brooke wanted was to spend spring break as a newly single fifth wheel to her friends in Paris. They beg her to come, promising their happy relationships won't be the focus of the trip. She begrudgingly gets on the plane and regrets it. The more she tries to enjoy herself, for her friend's sake, the less she does. As one friend gets engaged and another is cheated on, Brooke is sure this trip is some kind of punishment. The year has been less than kind to her, and this is just the icing on the cake. So when she meets a beautiful artist, Willow on the top of the Eiffel Tower, she can't help but hope things are starting to look up for her. After a drunk text, Willow saving her life, and a few laughs, the two bond over coffee. The more time Brooke spends with Willow, the more she starts to like Paris. Will a chance encounter change her forever? Please Note: This story is a 20k lesbian contemporary romance novella