Indigo Lounge

Mia Cortés, an aspiring and charming musician with a voice that can set the stage on fire, is discovered by the influential and enigmatic music agent, Harper Nightingale. Harper signs Mia to her prestigious record label, and the two women quickly find their professional relationship blossoming into something much deeper. As Mia's star rises in the glittering heart of Los Angeles, the lines between love and career blur, causing their romance to strain under the pressures of fame and the need for professional boundaries. Can Mia and Harper navigate the tumultuous world of the music industry and find their way back to each other? This book is a age gap, two worlds collide, rockstar, sapphic/lesbian romance. Dive into the captivating first book of the Indigo Lounge series! Contains mature themes.

Make Her Mine is a sizzling, sapphic, enemies-to-lovers romance and the second book in Grace's thrilling new Indigo Lounge series. While part of a series, each book can be enjoyed as a standalone story. The Indigo Lounge, a vibrant cornerstone of L.A.'s queer community, is lovingly run by the ever-charming Esme Bloom. But when the Ice Queen herself, CEO Nora Hartley, threatens to shut it down, the lounge faces its toughest challenge yet. To make matters worse, Esme finds herself irresistibly drawn to the very woman determined to dismantle her life's work. Nora leaves her both breathless and furious, creating a storm of conflicting emotions. Will Esme manage to save the Indigo Lounge? Will her undeniable attraction to Nora be returned? Or will she end up breaking her own heart in the process? Contains mature themes.

Loving Her is a sizzling, lesbian/sapphic, fake girlfriend romance and the fifth book in Grace's thrilling new Indigo Lounge series. While part of a series, each book can be enjoyed as a standalone story. Ruby Fierelli is a bestselling romance author with a serious case of writer's block and a looming deadline. But when her brother's wedding invitation arrives, it reminds her of something more pressing-being the last single sibling in a big Italian family is a fate worse than creative burnout. To avoid the pity looks and awkward questions, Ruby hatches a plan: she'll bring her longtime friend, Sasha, as her pretend girlfriend. The only problem? Sasha has been secretly in love with Ruby for years. Will pretending to date Sasha blur the lines between friendship and love? Or will they both end up with broken hearts? Find out in Loving Her today! Contains mature themes.