The daughter of a wealthy baron, Kanna Rava has enjoyed privilege far beyond that of most of her impoverished countrymen. Torn abruptly from that life by a twist of fate--and politics--she finds herself sold into slavery by the central government and thrust into the hands of Goda Brahm, the cold and mysterious woman who is tasked with escorting her to her new master. Barely over the culture shock of being dragged to the other side of the continent, into a world where women marry other women and a class of priestesses are worshiped like gods, Kanna slowly discovers both the hidden conspiracy that led to her enslavement and the terrible secret that lies behind Goda's icy demeanor. An allegory about free will, resisting fate, and being an outsider. (This description is for the Wattpad version of the story. If you're reading this note anywhere else...it's not me, the original author.)

Omoyeni, 24 years old, is a hopeless romantic. She wants a love that is only present in fairytales and romance novels and won't settle for less. Judith does not believe in true love or star crossed lovers. Her keywords are loyalty, consistency and intentionality. She, however, is afraid of commitment and would do anything to avoid it. What happens when Judith is placed in Omoyeni's line of view? Do these opposites attract or is it a recipe for disaster?

One shots of women loving women stories. Just read it.

After a miserable seventh birthday party, Lola Loud makes a wish but gets way more than she bargained for.