Superheroine Collection

Agent Geena Fox’s secret lover died six years ago facing down the supervillain, Jewel. Now Geena’s stuck with Leigh, a new rookie with a nose for trouble. Meanwhile, over in a retirement home, four mystery women are making trouble of their own. What do they know? A cracking adventure with a side of romance for lovers of tough, jaded cops, lesbians, superheroes, evil villains, and feisty retirees.

Mai prowls Atlanta as its hero, Mercy. She acts as if she’s invincible but it’s all a front. For hard-hearted and thick-skinned Xóchitl, the softest thing about her is her love for Mai. But when Mai is in danger, Xóchitl’s soft underbelly is exposed. How can she protect Mai when she can’t even tell allies from enemies?

A long-buried stone goddess bestows on US Army Lt. Ashton the power to move objects with her mind. Ash seeks a way to use her ability, while avoiding any outside forces—military or mythical. She also must find a way to control it, before it controls her. Ash turns to her tough, steadfast lover Cleo, who has special skills of her own, to help in the struggle. Can Cleo keep Ash rooted in humanity?

For superhero Swiftwing, crime fighting isn’t her biggest battle. Nor is it having to meet the whims of Hollywood star Gwen Knight as her mild-mannered assistant, Ava. It’s doing all that, while tracking a giant alien bug, being asked to fake date her famous boss, and realizing that she might be coming down with a pesky case of feelings. A fun, sweet, sexy lesbian romance about the masks we wear.

To her family, Mai Redstone is weak. When she becomes Mercy, a rooftop-climbing chameleon with at least nine lives, she finds her power. But when Mercy is called in by police to a murder case, her whole world threatens to crumble. The dead man made her childhood a hell. She is torn between giving the murderer a medal and finding the killer for her family. Mercy is a blade that can cut both ways.