Newest Release:
Our Greatest Adventure
Alana Doyle’s life has gone severely downhill. She lost her mom to cancer, talking to her dad is like talking to a wall, and to top it off, her loser boyfriend kicked her out as soon as he got her pregnant. Luckily, her best friend, Mia, and her wife, Colby, are there to help pick up the pieces. There’s just one problem: the only spare room is with Gabby Drummond, Colby’s best friend and Alana’s on-and-off hookup since high school.
Gabby Drummond is happy with the no-plan plan she has for her life. At age twenty-six, settling down and having kids is the last thing on her mind, so why is she the one that Colby and Mia think their pregnant friend should live with? Of course, she can't say no, especially when it comes to the woman who was responsible for her sexual awakening.
Living together brings a totally different dynamic to Gabby and Alana's relationship. What are they supposed to do when they can't stick to their no-sex rule for even a day? Even worse, what happens when real feelings become involved? Could Gabby give up her future adventures for Alana and this baby? Would Alana even let her?
Our Greatest Adventure is a very steamy 18+ spinoff of the young adult novel, Girlfriend for the Summer.
Erica's Story
Erica Lee is new to the writing scene. She wrote her first book "Dear Santa: I'm Gay" in December 2016, which is a fictional story that closely resembles some of the feelings she experienced while coming out.
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She got into writing because she saw the need for more LGBT representation. She has eleven books published at this point - Dear Santa: I'm Gay, Life Begins With You, Holiday Healing, Plus 1, Falling for Faith, Finding home, Sunsets and Shades, Anyone But Her, The Truth, A Very Miller Christmas, Twice Upon a Time, Every Slow Song, and Strollers and Swings.
She works as an optometrist by day and writer by night. In her free time, she enjoys spending time with her friends, family, dog, bunny, and chinchilla. She married the love of her life on May 27, 2018.
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She has been described by some as the patron saint of tribbing.