When Marsha's broken teleporter sends her to Earth, her only priority is to get back to civilization. Unfortunately, she has no way to get off this primitive planet or even contact home. She's stuck here indefinitely, so she'll have to make the best of it. Sophie is surprisingly calm when the beautiful woman wandering the streets says she's from outer space. Having often felt like an alien herself, she's determined to help Marsha however possible - even if that means letting the complete stranger move in with her. As Marsha tries to settle in on Earth, Sophie realizes she's unique in the universe. It's not just Marsha's unearthly good looks; Sophie is drawn to her kind and curious nature. Meanwhile, Marsha realizes that even a backwards planet can be home to intelligent life - and that the life form called Sophie is also downright sexy. Will Marsha find her way home? Or will her heart convince her to change her plans? (My Little Green Girlfriend is an 80,000-word light-hearted romance about a misfit and an alien. It stands alone as the first in a trilogy.)

Earth has been invaded, and the aliens come in peace. In fact, they want to share their culture. The poet laureate assigned to the planet will take on a human companion, and together they'll travel the world and write about they see. Katie is an unremarkable human; she's barely left her parents' farm. Although she feels completely unworthy to be chosen for the journey, she vows to do her best - even if it means dealing with an icy yet beautiful alien poet who feels this primitive planet is beneath her. Can Katie make Grace fall in love with Earth - and melt her heart in the process? (Unidentified Flying Hottie is an enemies-to-lovers lesbian romance that follows the events of My Little Green Girlfriend. While each features a different couple, this novel is best enjoyed as the second half of the duet.)