Slow Stories

A story in the Lesbian Romances Universe
In a dim record shop, a dropout clerk and a brilliant pre-med junior orbit each other through jazz and snow for one winter, trading mixtapes and almosts until her hand finally slides into his (cool at the tips, then burning). Their first kiss tastes like cherry balm and tomorrow. But tomorrow ends in May, when her dream pulls her to Baltimore and his stays behind with a pair of green gloves and a mixtape titled “Almost, but not quite.” A tender, aching love letter to the ones that almost were.

Silendiel, prim and proper noblewoman of Silvermoon City, has found herself forced to move into the recently night elven embassy. Cryptic warnings of danger on the horizon from the ambassador and priestess keep her there, with her beloved, towering, massively endowed sentinel, Neryn, where they begin to strain against life among the other kaldorei. Soon, however, the past rears its ugly head. Silendiel must come to terms with her love, and against the consequences of her own past misdeeds.

In the frozen wasteland surrounding Frosthaven, a desperate band of adventurers ventures into the treacherous Spectral Dungeon of Chill to retrieve the cursed Frost King’s Crown, a relic that could either save their town or doom it. As they struggle to survive, secrets unravel, loyalties are tested, and the true cost of the crown’s power becomes horrifyingly clear. The final battle against the Wraith King forces them to make a harrowing choice that will determine the fate of Frosthaven.

A Story from The Town
As John listens, Candy unravels the story of her youth and the years she spent in a women’s hospital. From a first love to a life trapped in a cruel system, she bears the weight of secrets that could destroy lives. Now, years later, Candy must face the difficult choice between justice and mercy, all while striving to preserve the fragile life she’s built and protect the next generation from the shadows of the past. A story best experienced following The Clerk - Chapter 17: Make Sure She’s Okay.

Suvi started her Ph.D. studies in the US eight months ago. It didn’t make too much sense to her acquaintances back home in Finland; why start a long study program thousands of miles from your home and husband! Suvi had her reasons, but she wasn’t adequately equipped to navigate so much change so quickly. Khoi’s help was a blessing and a dilemma. Viviane’s help was anchoring, but would eventually bring Suvi to another place where she has to examine her own desires.