Three years ago, Remi Lavigne lost her wife to tragic circumstances, leaving her to raise their children alone as she tends to her giant corn, wheat and dairy farm. Feeling as though she's fallen short of what her wife always dreamed, she's dedicated herself to making sure the children have everything they'd ever want or need. Although with her busy schedule, taking the time to watch the sprouts bloom hasn't been her top priority. She knows she has to do better, but what she hadn't accounted for was the arrival of her new au pair to spark sensations within herself that she's held back since her wife's passing. Devon Yamada was born in Texas and spent her first six years there until her father's job took him back to his home country of Japan. Now as a full grown biracial adult, she's ready to go home. Unable to have children of her own, she's dedicated herself to becoming the best caregiver to them since she was only fifteen and now as an adult, she's ready to put her skills to the test. Where better to start than just outside of her birthplace of Fort Worth, Texas? Finally home for the first time in almost two decades, she's ready for her life to truly begin. What she hadn't anticipated was just how stirring her new employer is with her stern disposition, yet kind eyes. After only a short while, Remi can already see changes in her children. Primarily in her son as he finally speaks to someone aside from his older sister for the first time in literal years. Her hope is beginning to restore and it may all be due to Devon, though this wasn't something she expected. Devon has a way of seeing straight through her at every opportunity. Drawn in by the beguiling allure they both share, Devon can also feel herself changing. ⚠️Trigger Warning: This novel contains depictions of grief and child development. ⚢ Lesbian/Queer Romance with Mature Content 📚 We're nearly done! !!!My novels are completely off-limits to any adaptations and if plagiarized, you will be rep

Agoraphobic Gwen Murray was scarred in a freak accident in her youth that left her with burns on around twelve percent of her body and many years of ridiculing bullying from not only children, but adults alike. With a history as such, it's no surprise that she isn't very well adjusted to going outdoors. However, as fearful as she is to face the relentless torment once again, she hates feeling as if her life is on permanent standby. All she's ever desired is true happiness -- don't we all -- and with words of encouragement from not only her therapist, but her little brother as well, she is ready to take another step forward. Although, what she hadn't expected was the person who out of nowhere joined her stark journey. Bookstore and cafe owner Michal "Brook" Bluestone was raised mostly in Israel, though her parents desired a full life for her and moved them to join a bulk of their family in the US upon her coming out. Years later, she has two thriving businesses, a giant family only an hours drive away and a network of friends. There's only one thing missing from her life -- love -- and now more than ever, she is ready to find what she deems her "forever girl" with how well life is going. Still, after using dating apps and all encounters failing, she fears love may not be in the cards for her until a skittish woman walks into her cafe, forever changing her world. WC: 53,378k ⚠️Trigger Warning: This novel contains elements of agoraphobia and pervasive psychological trauma. ❤ Mature/Erotic Content ⚢ Lesbian Romance/Lit 📚 1st Draft Complete as of 07/03/2024. My novels are completely off-limits to any adaptations and if plagiarized, you will be reported!!!

Cricket Peterson was born and raised in Blanco, Texas and never desired leaving. It wasn't necessary. Not after her parents retired to Italy and she was left to tend for their lavender farm. She loves the lavender hills and spent most of her childhood in them with a local who quickly became her inseparable best friend. The only downside to their friendship is his sister. Despite her childhood antics, however, it turns out Lyle's sister may be at her wits end. After leaving university in NYC, she returns home at a cost. Her parents want her to be married, or at least dating. Through a series of odd events, Lyle asks Cricket to pretend to be in a relationship with his sister and in spite of her best efforts, she finds herself more drawn to the intrusive woman than ever before. Aster Johnson loves music. In fact, she went to university to get a degree in it. However, college wasn't the environment she wished, not with her creepy professor's hands on approach to teaching, and she just wants to go home, but her parents are quite controlling. They want her to marry so that she can focus on her studies with a security blanket of her own. In a heated argument with them, she confesses she's in a committed relationship and is focusing on writing her violin piece. As much as her parents approve of her musical endeavors, they want her to have someone besides them to rely on throughout life. She knows they have good intentions, but she doesn't want a relationship. Still, to save face her brother's best friend agrees to pretend to be her serious girlfriend. Problem is, they can't stand one another. After moving onto Cricket's property, Aster finds herself oddly curious about the woman. As it turns out, Cricket may feel the same, but can they put their differences aside, or will they forever be locked in a down spiral until Aster finally leaves? ⚠️Trigger Warning: This novel contains short, intense action, grief and stalking. ❤ Mature Content ⚢ Lesbian Romance/Lit 📚