This poetry collection explores loneliness, theology, Biblical characters, depression, heartbreak, and disappointment. It's a good read for someone going through a bad time, but surprisingly hopeful.

LOGLINE:In the city of Roseville, an abandoned woman finds unexpected kinship with a famous actress leading a double life as a superheroine, setting off a journey of self-discovery and resilience in a society that embraces unconventional families. **** In the bustling city of Roseville, Babe, a woman in her mid-30s with long golden blonde hair and pacific blue eyes, finds herself abandoned and alone in a hotel room after her fake family leaves her behind. Meanwhile, Laura Mercer, a young woman in her mid-20s with long black hair and silver eyes, is fast asleep in the neighboring room, oblivious to Babe's presence. In the middle of the night, Babe quietly enters Laura's room and approaches her bed, seeking solace and companionship. She gently wakes Laura up, asking if she can sleep beside her for the night. Laura, surprised but moved by Babe's vulnerability, agrees, and they share a tender moment as Babe nestles closer to Laura's chest. As the days pass, Laura and Babe develop a deep and unconventional bond, with Laura assuming the role of a protective mother figure to Babe despite their age difference. Babe's declaration of love for Laura as her "mom" takes Laura by surprise but ultimately strengthens their connection. Together, they navigate the challenges of their newfound relationship and explore the vibrant streets of Roseville. Along the way, they encounter obstacles and adversaries, but their bond only grows stronger as they face each challenge together, united in their strength and determination.

In a society where technology enhances conformity, Charlie defies expectations by requesting to transition to male. But when the system wants to change his brain rather than his body, he and the woman he loves must join forces with a group of Queer Rebels to fight for their freedom. Season 1 of The Queer Rebels *** Charlie has always been told that on his twentieth birthday, he can choose to be anything he wants. Most people choose to be beautiful, or smart, or funny, but on his Choosing Day, Charlie asks for a male body to fit his mind. But when he realizes that authorities aren't going to accept his request and he's in grave danger, his only choice is to escape with Marcy, the woman he loves. Together, Marcy and Charlie give up everything they've ever known to escape the city for the Queer Rebels, who for decades have been providing refuge to runaways. At first, Charlie and Marcy's relationship blooms as Charlie finds a community he never knew existed and harnesses advanced tech the government's always hidden from them. However, nothing is quite as it seems, and things get complicated as they are forced to navigate ideological factions within the Queer Rebels. Charlie is drawn into a struggle for liberation, while Marcy urges caution. Their love was born in a repressive regime, but will it survive in the freedom beyond the city's borders? Content warning: This story contains violence and mentions of homophobia and/or transphobia that may be upsetting for some readers. Reader discretion is advised.

In the earthly kingdom of Neastean, Athenea emerges as a fully-grown woman, defying the natural order of birth. Born as an adult and foretold by ancient prophecies, she is recognized as the chosen one destined to restore balance to the realm. With exceptional abilities and unwavering resolve, Athenea leads Neastea in a battle against encroaching darkness. As the final confrontation approaches, she must confront her destiny and secure the kingdom's future. Athenea's legacy endures as a beacon of hope and strength for all.