Cheryl's Book Nook

  Honeytrap, I’m home! Signing up for an intergalactic dating app was not in my job description. But when the government agency I work for needs someone undercover to investigate a potential human trafficking ring, I’m the only woman for the job. Everyone in the agency says I’m too unfeminine and coarse to pull this off, but I’ll show them I can be as sweet as honey. The mark? A seven-foot-tall alien man named Hunnei Ral Xeric who looks like a bee-themed superhero. In our communications, Xeric is considerate and earnest—but that has to be a facade. Maybe my time here on Earth has jaded me, but Xeric isn’t like any man I’ve met before. It only gets worse when I start asking questions about his proboscis and he starts going off about how enjoyable he finds it to suck the nectar from between— This is supposed to be a sting operation, dang it! So why is my heart all abuzz? Planet WLN269 Needs Women is a new shared world series that imagines what it would be like if human woman decided ...

  I never thought the word “cumulonimbus” would make me blush until I ended up with my head in the clouds. Ghostlight Falls is full of strange mysteries and countless oddities. But to everyone who lives here, that’s the norm. When I started my podcast interviewing the locals, I never expected it to become a niche internet sensation, it was more of a hobby than anything. But now people are posting fan theories trying to figure out where the storyline is going—because the rest of the world doesn’t seem to realize it’s  all  real. After interviewing the mysterious rainbow cloud that hangs over my family’s drive-in theatre every night we have a movie playing… the listeners have been sending in fanart of  me.  And  The Cloud . I’m demisexual! Dating the weather wasn’t even a possibility to me when I interviewed The Cloud—or Cirrus, as I’ve taken to calling it. So what if after years of  hovering  and long chats about cinema deep into the night make me ...