Jess has recurring dreams about being in love with a girl... who turns out to be her new neighbor. Does she have the guts to ask her out? Well - no, but her best friend Summer is there to lend a helping hand.

Love is in the air── it has always been── since the day Amaya came into Rae's life, and it has only grown stronger over the years as their boundaries as friends grew some wiggle room. Despite her feelings, Rae has never allowed herself to entertain the idea of breaking the boundaries altogether and turning their relationship into something more, but when a determined Amaya confesses her romantic intentions, will Rae embrace it or find a way to keep herself grounded? © 2021 Indigo Ivy Salamander / @indigosa All Rights Reserved ----- Featured as an ONC 2021 Ambassador's Pick by @OpenNovellaContest. Also featured on @WattpadFriendsandFamily, @AmbassadorFeatures, @Romance, @WattpadLitFic, @adultfiction, and @generalfiction.

Lucy Schraan isn't just nervous about dating someone - she's positively datephobic. When she comes out to her over-involved nerd friends, though, they convince her that her time has come: Lucy Schraan is going to find a partner. (Probably.) *** When Lucy comes out as pansexual to her close friends - a group of AP-taking, theatre-loving nerds - they're not surprised. (Surprisingly.) In fact, they want to help her find a partner. There are a plethora of cute girls in her arts school, like Ash Kagawa in her APUSH class and thespian queen Lia LaFollette, and Gene Mann from her required gym credit has weirdly nice forearms. (Like, nice-nice.) Lucy is terrified of dating, though. She's comfortable playing other people, experimenting with different parts and different lives. Living her own life? Absolutely terrifying. *** Picture "YOU DON'T LIVE HERE" by Robyn Schneider meets "THE UPSIDE OF UNREQUITED" by Becky Albertalli. ***UPDATES EVERY FRIDAY. PROBABLY.

When Kiera's friends decided to prank her by switching her preference to 'women' on Tinder during a world cup soccer match, they had no idea how right on the money they were.

Leona, a late-blooming lesbian who feels lost and alone, writes a letter to Santa Claus on a whim, not knowing that on the other end of the mailbox is a woman who knows exactly how she feels.

I can't seem to finish any project right now, so I'll warm up with sapphic short stories. © vanillaVDE 2020

In which Sabine accepts an offer of $200,000 in exchange for spending time with a dying girl.

The world's hottest dating app, Happily Ever After, promises true love between humans and magical creatures. For blogger, influencer and self-proclaimed singleton Nora Campbell, it's a means to quit her crappy office job for more lucrative money. But will a chance encounter on the subway with the weirdest of weird girls leave Nora wanting to leave the single life behind? Despite the app's assertion that love is only a swipe away, maybe for Nora, it's sitting across from her, bundled in the ugliest coat she's ever seen. Follow Nora's journey as she navigates the world of #magicbad dates, while an increasingly strong desire to get to know the girl on the subway, takes Nora down a path she never expected to walk. When magic's involved, you never know what can happen. Open Novella 2021 - Based on prompt 21

Gracie Slater and Colleen Witzel couldn't be more different. Gracie was the popular cheerleader and Colleen was the shy weird girl hated by all. To everyone's eyes, they were nothing to each other except that they were secretly lovers. But what will happen when Gracie is involved in a car accident and loses her memory. Everyone will try to help her remember but how can she remember something or rather someone no one knows about? How can they find their way back to each other? It's a new journey to fall in love a second time. Or will they? Trigger Warnings: -Strong Language -Mention of Homophobia -Mention of Physical and Emontional Violence -Sexual Elements Cover Design by MAD Lhermitte

In a world where your soulmate is determined by their favorite song, people have gone, and continue to go, to extreme lengths to find their other half. Lydia Harper has known her favorite song since she was twelve years old. She remembers the exact moment she decided - when she heard the way the gentle strumming of the guitar lead into the clever lyricism and experienced the way the song resonated with her. She loved how soft it was, like a cloud wrapping around her in a poetic spiral, and how she could feel so at ease even while the words hit so hard. The music flowed through her and lit her up in a way she didn't know was possible. But she doesn't want to rush fate. She just wants her cards to fall as they should. It's a lot harder than it should be when fate is out against her.