Lesley and Mo can't imagine life without each other. If it were up to them, they'd settle down, raise daughters, and lead happy, fulfilled lives. But they live on the planet Rymel, in a strict society that selects life-mates for its citizens and executes those who violate their life-bonds.

Girlfriends since their teens, Lesley and Mo know they should break up but can't let each other go. They dread the day the state summons them to meet their selected mates. Meet Lesley and Mo when they're young adults in love and follow them until their time together runs out. Will they do what...

She gave up everything to become a Salbine Sister, member of a religious order of powerful female mages. But when Maddy nearly dies while trying to draw forth elemental fire, she learns that Salbine has withdrawn from her the gifts every sister works to master. Feeling trapped in an order to which she no longer has any right to belong and believing herself unworthy of the love of Lillian, one of the most powerful mages in the sisterhood, Maddy begs the abbess to let her travel to another monastery to research her condition.

On her journey, Maddy's faith in both herself and Salbine...

Torn apart at the end of Rymellan 1, Lesley and Mo haven't seen each other for almost two years, but their love has endured. Are they Chosens, or will they be forced into relationships with other women? Tired of living lives on hold, they desperately want the Chosen Council to resolve the uncertainty that has hung over them since they first kissed.

In Rymellan 2, the Chosen Council finally answers the question that has haunted Lesley and Mo for years, but the closure they desire eludes them when they're thrust into a situation they never would have imagined.

Rymellan 2...

"For those who were born before or after their time..."

That described Pam. She'd always felt that she'd been born too late--there was no chivalry in the world anymore. She'd only wanted to commune with the universe while reading a "moon rhyme" in the antique book she'd purchased from the local New Age shop. She had not expected guests--especially not Jasper and Margaret, summoned one hundred years into the future by the rhyme just as Jasper was proposing to Margaret.

Now the displaced visitors insist that they be returned to 1910, and Pam and her roommate Robin...

Lesley and Mo's relationship is tested when Mo develops feelings for Jayne and the arrangement the triad struck in Rymellan 2 comes to an end. The three women know they must adapt to the inevitable changes for the triad to thrive, but the triad's shifting dynamics would challenge the strongest of Rymellans--and does. Rymellan 3 contains the following stories: No Going Back, Crossroads, Convergence, Chosens, and Joined.

Jillian Campbell doesn't believe in God. When local pastor Jim Preston tells Jillian that God has chosen her to join a secret religious organization called the Deiform Fellowship, she dismisses him as a kook. Two days later, Preston is dead, and Jillian stands accused of his murder.

With mounds of evidence condemning her, Jillian expects to spend her life behind bars. Then the Fellowship breaks her out of prison and insists that Preston had told her the truth. If Jillian doesn't join them, the Fellowship's enemies will hunt her down and kill her. Desperate to clear her name, Jillian...

Roberta senses a situation requiring the Fellowship's intervention, but her vision offers few clues for Jillian and Sam to go on. While the two Deiforms search for the troubled church in Roberta's vision, Jillian experiences frightening breaks from reality. Ropes and chains aren't required to bind people together. Some bonds must be broken. Some bonds can't be broken. In Unseen Bonds, Jillian and Sam must break one bond and come to terms with another.

When a nun walks into a police station and confesses to murder, the Grayhurst police arrest her for the killing spree that has shocked the city. But Roberta believes Sister Catherine is innocent and sends Jillian and Sam to investigate. Sister Catherine gives them the silent treatment, and all the evidence points to her. Jillian and Sam reluctantly conclude that Roberta must be wrong.

Then Jillian receives a phone call that forces them to reconsider their view of the case. Determined to find out why a nun would confess to murders she didn't commit, Jillian and Sam chase down the new...