Teagan Malloy of the APS Seven has long been known as "Casanova" in the tiny community of Whimsy — a magnet for the hordes of women who've fallen for her brilliant green eyes, hard muscled body, and killer smile. But Teagan has always played the field in an effort to forget the shy, beautiful femme she loved and lost over fifteen years ago. She's always resisted attempts by women to become "the one" in her life...because if Teag can't have Delaney Sedgwick, she isn't interested in having anybody.Then the day arrives when Delaney finally comes home to her after many years away, and makes Teagan believe in miracles again. The happy couple soon finds out, however, that Delaney hasn't come home alone.A viciously jealous ex bent on revenge is determined to destroy Teagan and Delaney, and wants nothing more than to watch them explode in a shower of hellfire and pain. Tina Schaffner will do anything to make that happen, and she won't rest until she's wiped them...

Nova MacLeod is a tiny femme dynamo in the close-knit town of Whimsy, Florida—the snarky, humorous Dream Creamery ice cream artisan who also has an illustrious reputation in the world of food styling.Unbeknownst to anyone else, however, Nova also rescues dangerously at-risk victims of domestic violence—women who are too frightened to even risk seeking shelter in the safe haven offered at Armstrong Protection Services. Nova secretly gets these women out before they're killed by their abusers.Trillian Dacanay of the APS Seven is the cool, logical, brilliant head of the APS "Geek Crew"—their data and technical security team—who has been fascinated by Nova MacLeod and her slightly chaotic world since grade school. When she finds out what Nova really does in secret, though, Trill loses her mind—then promptly swoops in to claim Nova as her own.Nova has been Trill's since the day Nova moved to Whimsy in the fifth grade, the handsome...

Jaime Quintero of the APS Seven moved to Whimsy, Florida, from Puerto Rico after her father's death when she was just six years old: grieving, not knowing a word of English, and wondering where she fit into this new world. Meeting the Armstrong twins, whose mother was Puerto Rican, and their friends helped an enormous amount—but when a small kindergarten girl with copper red curls and big blue eyes skipped up to Jaime to welcome her, wearing a gorgeous grin and holding a big red apple gift in her hand, it was game over.Jaime fell head over heels in love with Alyssa Riker that day.Now, almost thirty years later—just as Jaime finally claims Alyssa for her own—the feisty femme art therapist finds herself the target of a dangerous hate obsession. Stung by Alyssa's rejection of him, Ivan Olsen wants nothing more than to eliminate the APS butch whom he calls "the woman stealer," promising Alyssa he will shoot and kill not only Jaime, but anyone else...

When Fire witch Sheridan Sullivan—alone after the death of her mother—moves to Florida and meets Dylan Bellamy, she thinks she's found a family with Dylan and the Coven of the New Moon, despite a rocky start. It doesn't hurt that Dylan is a powerful butch Water witch who calls to Sheridan’s femme soul and Fire essence as no one ever has before...

When Rowan Holland of Woodbridge, Virginia lands squarely in the crosshairs of a psychotic stalker, fleeing to Whimsy, Florida might be her only chance of escape. There, she'll meet the head of lesbian-owned Armstrong Protection Services. Possessive. Protective. Deadly. Bryn Armstrong, one of the owners of APS, is immediately captivated by an equally-mesmerized Rowan, and vows she will do everything in her power to protect Rowan from this psychopath. When the stalker follows Rowan to Whimsy, staying hidden in the shadows, it's up to Bryn—along with her twin, Riley, and "the Seven," the butch management team of APS—to cut him down and put an end to Rowan's nightmare. But, as the stalker draws closer to Rowan and the increased danger to Bryn's woman becomes more real, Bryn and her team know they must find and stop the psychopath, who just may be a killer in disguise. TW: This work of fiction contains a scene of disciplinary spanking and other instances of light BDSM that some readers may find triggering.