At the end of Season 6 of The L-Word, Jenny Schecter was found dead in the pool next door at Bette and Tina's house; who did it was not resolved, to much viewer dismay. This mystery novel identifies and tracks down Jenny's killer in an extremely satisfying way fans of the show will love and appreciate. [Necessary note: This novel in no way conflicts with the brand new re-boot of The L-Word Generation Q currently airing on the Showtime Network.] It's Downton Abbey meets Broad City meets lesbian Charlie's Angels, a character study disguised as a murder mystery full of humor, sarcasm, and snark, featuring the most beloved L-Word characters. It's long (34 chapters), it's edgy, it's wordy (lesbians talk, talk, talk, which is not a bad thing, and they have a lot to say). No car chases, no running gun battles, nothing explodes. (Spoiler alert: no sex scenes, either. Horny yearning is a major plot point.) The L-Word's most beloved bad boi, Shane McCutcheon, and her jilted, bitter ex, the Spicy One, Carmen de la Pica Morales, team up with a new, original character, Det. Lauren Hancock (if she reminds you of Jessica Biel in your mind's eye, I can't disagree). These Three Alt-Musketeers track down the killer of that out-of-control bitch Jenny Schecter, because somebody's gotta do it. Bodies pile up (not in a good way) and there's plenty of suspects. People die. Solving Jenny's murder may be the least important part of this story; most fans of the show grew to hate Jenny anyway. What L-Word fans REALLY want is maximum face time with all their other favorite L-Word characters, Shane and Carmen, and of course Alice Pieszecki and the gang: Bette, Tina, Helena, Kit, Carmen's scene-stealing mom, and two we loved to hate: Adele "All About Eve" Channing and Nikki "Lohan-Wannabe" Stevens. Fans want the drama, the relationships, the sizzle, the frisson, the sturm-und-drang. Romance. Will Carmen and Lauren...? Will Shane and Carmen...? Will Lauren and Shane...?

[DISCONTINUED] "Everyone wants something from me, and... I don't feel like I have anything left to give." BUT what if Shane McCutcheon finally met someone who didn't want something from her.

Iris Mondeau wakes up one day in a new world and discovers just how shockingly the new world is. She tries to adapt and gets used to her new life, until she's picked as a sacrifice for the Elders.

Princess Nymeria is well aware that her kingdom is in decline. It has been for hundreds of years after all. Unlike her ancestors, she's willing to reach out to try and get in contact with the supernatural kingdoms. Intent on re-establishing trade agreements and alliances, she never expected to gain the interest of the royal alliance. Along with their interest, she gains their protection. After all, she is their Little Princess.

Suzanna Gaidh is the daughter of a well known noble family. More importantly, at least to her, she is a writer. Her passion for knowledge and her writing skills are well known throughout the kingdom. When the neighboring Queen ends up ruling their kingdom, Susanna finds herself in a bit of a hard spot. With her family's obsession of prestige, she finds herself as a court scribe. She never intended to catch the eye of the Queen nor did she plan on becoming the queen's obsession.

Coming out is hard, especially when you're worried about what your mom will say or what everybody else will say. I'm Shane McCutcheon, things are usually easy for me, but not this.

"If there's another life...promise me you'll find me again." "I will, I promise. I'll find you in every one." "Then I'll be waiting until we meet again..." --------- To the world, they've become strangers a long time ago - two lives moving parallel, untouched, unmentioned. Two names never said in the same breath anymore. But for eleven years, Taylor and Karlie have loved each other in the quiet, between the noise. In the breath between flashbulbs. In every version of the truth they're not allowed to speak. They hold it together with half-smiles, with practiced distance, with names that don't belong to them. Until the fault lines give way - too much pretending, too much pressure, and then, everything snaps. It isn't quiet, not really. It's cruel. Words meant to hurt, a choice made too late, silence that follows like a storm. They walk away...or try to. But forgetting doesn't come and grief settles where memory won't go, and still, something in them waits. And then news come - the kind that changes the air in a room. They don't know what they're returning to, only that they do. With time folding in on itself and nothing left between them but what never healed, they reach across the distance, not to reclaim what was lost, but to be there while it fades...

Now. Now's my chance. Everyone has already gone up to bed and it's only Evane and I left downstairs as the last movie ends. Despite the late hour I feel wide awake and I know Evane is still effected by my flirting and the bikini I wore earlier because she keeps glancing over to me, her eyes always lingering around my chest until she realises I've caught her looking. As the credits roll, Evane switches off the TV, stretching out her arms above her head. She looks over to me, seemingly surprised that I'm still so awake since I'm always the person who gets sleepy first. Before she can open her mouth to speak, I beat her to it. "Evane, can we go upstairs to our room? I have a surprise for you," I say, trying to hide the wide smile that wants to come over my lips. Her brow raises, wondering if I'm serious though I notice the realisation come across her face that this has something to do with what I've been hiding from her in my suitcase. "What is this surprise?" She teases, leaning forward until I can feel her warm breath washing over my face. "Something I think you'll love," I reply, trying my best to not get overly flustered as she starts flirting and teasing me. She hums, giving my lips a small kiss. "'Love', huh? Sounds exciting," she chuckles. "Let's go upstairs then, shall we?" *** Humans are unaware of mate bonds and are even less aware of other human-appearing species, but one vampire is determined to make her human mate understand the world she never knew existed - even if its not always through the most conventional methods. NOTICE! - Credit for the inspiration for the beginning of this story goes to plutowasgay. Their stories are amazing so please check them out when you get the chance and support them.

A young Kayla Davis has been scouted to record Taylor Swifts next album. A rising singer, songwriter, producer and apart of the global sensation band 'State of Mind', was specifically requested by the infamous singer. Feelings begin to develop and the two girls struggle to navigate them. Will an 8 year age gap, refusal to date and their professional relationship interfere or will they choose love? Disclaimer The timeline of this story does not follow Taylor Swift's actual life. I've also put her age down to 29 because I think it suits the story better. A lot of it will relate to Taylor's life but the timing of the events may be adjusted :) This is just a fictional story and not based on real life events ! P.S this is my first story ever! So constructive criticism is very much appreciated ❤️ Enjoy guys xox