Romance that keeps
you up all night.

“She leaned into nothing and the nothing held her.”

— Inside Edge, Fiona MacKenzie

“The body remembering what the mind had tried to forget.”

— Brass and Circumstance, Freya Thornbury

“The valley did its best work at dawn, before the day got its hands on it.”

— Mine to Keep, Delia Rhodes

“The delta gave up its light the way it gave up everything else — slowly, without announcement, and then all at once.”

— The Quiet Water, Nadia Sokolova

“I look like a carnation gained sentience and immediately regretted it.”

— Maid of Disaster, Poppy Fairweather

“She was so good at running. She had six weeks of practice.”

— Buried Warm, Sable Wilde

“Rest, it turned out, was the one procedure she could not perform on herself.”

— The Surrender Clause, Simone Ashford

“You would run through a wall if I named the wall the enemy.”

— The Rival in Her Furs, Sigrid Bjornsdottir

“Young, perhaps students, looking at each other with the intensity of people who have not yet learned that intensity fades.”

— What the Light Revealed, Astrid Norén

“I've told worse ones about better men.”

— Gloves Off, Cass Merrick