Psssst... Don't be fooled by the pretty purple cover. This isn't exactly a "happy" story. What is it, then? It's a story about six friends and the night that changed their lives forever. It's the foundation for tales of hurt, tales of revenge, and tales of love. Oh yeah, there are some bad-ass women with super powers, too. But all heroes have to start somewhere, right? This is the origin story of the League of Lesbians.

Super hearing? More like killer headache. Frankie's struggling with her new super power. Being able to hear nails on a chalkboard sucks, especially if it's happening across the city. Wallowing in misery and self-pity, she's more than eager to leap at any opportunity that might grant her some control over her power. Even if that opportunity isn't exactly moral. With the right motivation, the player stays a player, with both poker and women. But one woman in particular, Audrey, makes a particular impression. Frankie tries to avoid her, because super powers and civilians don't mix, but life isn't really listening to Frankie at the moment. When Frankie finds herself mixed up in an illegal heist, she's okay with it... until Audrey is involved, too. And when illegal turns deadly? It'll take owning up to her mistakes and listening to her heart over all the other noise to keep them safe.

From meek and nice to queen of ice, Lil has a new outlook on life. Now that she’s better than mere humans, she’s ready to step out. And it all begins with a plot to take down the pharmaceutical company that discovered the serum that turns X-DNA into a super hot mess. When she encounters the lovely Harmony during a stake-out, Lil tests her new confidence with her first ever one-night stand. As it turns out, she’s getting more than a notch in her belt. Soon she realizes it takes two to fight the big, bad pharma. But there’s a twist Lil doesn’t anticipate. The moment their big attack turns into a knife in the back, Lil has to make a decision. Whose side is she on? Will she use her powers to do the right thing, or has this good girl gone bad?