Welcome to Lesbia! A world where warriors trade in flesh, witches are hunted by a hostile Imperial regime and goddesses knit. This is a land of magic, mystery, and matriarchy. Here, women rule with firm hands. Those who trespass against others are likely to be swiftly smacked to their senses, especially if there happens to be a witch about. Our story begins with Atrocious Lex, a plucky peasant with aspirations to a life of crime. Her plans are cut short when, in the course of casing a forest home, she meets a witch named Ayla who claims to be three thousand years old. Ayla is beautiful. Ayla is seductive. Ayla kidnaps Atrocious. What Ayla doesn't know is that Atrocious is not just another pretty face. Atrocious is trouble – more trouble than one witch can handle, possibly more trouble than even a goddess can bear. Come join Ayla, Atrocious, and a whole band of sapphic miscreants on an adventure to the very end of Lesbia.

Clitera City is the crown jewel of Lesbia, a great bustling capital where fortunes are made and dreams come true. But it is also home to a seedy underbelly, and there can be no seedier than Reed, a lady layabout and ne'er do well into whose hands fate has delivered the city and all who dwell in her. When Reed falls ill, and almost off a cliff, she is judged to have gone too far with her wicked ways. Illustrious seductress and witch, Ayla, is sent to redeem the second summoner and to set her on the straight and narrow. However, this being Lesbia, the straight are hard to come by and the narrow tend to take all manner of twists and turns. Subduing Reed to the useful and the good will be no easy task. In VIRGIN CITY, Ayla the witch, Atrocious the badly behaved, Rogette the great, Kira, poor Kira, and a whole new cast of equally compelling characters continue the Chronicles of Lesbia! (Please note, the Chronicles of Lesbia books contain erotic and disciplinary interludes of the lesbian kind.)

In a world where strict royal matriarchy rules, order is kept by way of public thrashings, and magic is ferreted out wherever it hides, it's difficult for a legendary witch like Ayla to get any peace. All she wants is a quiet life in her little forest home. But with a warrior banging at her door demanding she take care of not one but two clever miscreants, one a herbalist who prefers nudity to clothing, the other a wily intellectual whose quiet demeanor belies a volatile temperament – not to mention a civil war about to break out, Ayla is going to have to put her plans on hold. As a young queen bears down on the witch and her friends, Ayla finds herself trying to wrangle as disparate a group of misbehaved rebels as ever took up arms. Fortunately she has the famous warrior Kira by her side, helping to impart a little discipline as fate and forces beyond any of their control put every innocent in Lesbia in danger. To save herself and those she loves, Ayla is forced to face a past she thought she'd left behind, discover a family she never knew – and to find the indomitable strength which exists inside a frail young mortal named Vix, who matters more than anyone imagines. CLOCKWORK GODDESS is a lesbian fantasy novel by Loki Renard.

Nothing is easy in Lesbia, especially not for a princess sent off to be married to a distant prince. Within hours of departing her father's castle pretty Princess Nive finds herself in the custody of Kira, legendary warrior and trader of flesh. Being captured by a powerful, dominant warrior is only the beginning for Nive. She is but one thread in a tapestry of stories which have been winding through Lesbia since the beginning of time. The warrior gives Nive into the care of an enigmatic half-elf witch who seems kind, but has an unyielding stance on the discipline of prisoner princesses. The party travels to a fortress hidden in the depths of a secret forest. all the while being pursued by an army desperate to reclaim Nive and send her to her intended. Nive must struggle against fickle fate which seems determined to take the destiny she never questioned before meeting Ayla the witch and Kira the warrior. She must decide for herself if she will be the wife of a king, a pawn of a goddess, a lover of a lowly scout, or if she will be something more than she ever dreamed. Throughout it all, Nive is far from alone in her journey. There is Hope, the scout who dreams of becoming a soldier if only Kira could see her potential, Ariadne, the goddess everyone was sure was eaten long ago, and Mary, whose feud with a petunia could spill into all out herbicide.