

Ash and Amber
Selma Selander lives a quiet and content life in Norstad as a toymaker, except she’s convinced she’ll never find the sort of love she longs for. As the busy Christmas season approaches, Selma is convinced to hire help.
When Lilja Norling, a beautiful stranger, walks into the toy store to ask for the job, Selma takes pity on her and hires her. Despite the riddle of Lilja’s past, they form a bond Selma has never felt before, but as an unusually harsh winter descends on Norstad, as wolves howl in the distance and strange frost flowers bloom on the windows, it becomes ever more clear Lilja is not of this world.
When on Christmas Night, a stranger kicks down Selma’s door, Selma embarks on a dangerous journey into the mountains to save her newfound love.

Coming November 1st

Books

The Ruby Reaper & The Emerald Eclipse
A sapphic pirate adventure in two parts

Ria has always been attracted to all things scandalous, but when her mother banishes her to a sugar plantation on St. John, she’s caught in a world that’s unimaginably cruel. When she learns Cuban pirate captain Ana de Orellana is docked nearby, Ria stows away on her ship. Ana lets her stay and Ria determines to convince the captain she’s worth keeping—and that she’s worth kissing, but life as a buccaneer is dangerous, and when they’re double-crossed by another pirate captain, they become wanted by the Spanish empire.







About Eline Evans
Eline Evans is a writer of sapphic fiction, often with a historical or Scandinavian bend. She grew up in Denmark before moving to California with her family about a decade ago. In her former life, she worked as a prosecutor and a government lawyer.
She’s a graduate of Curtis Brown Creative’s course on historical fiction, the Novelry’s Finished Novel course and the GCLS Writing Academy 3. In 2024, she was shortlisted for WFWA’s Rising Star Award, and in 2026 her book The Impossible Act of Georgia Cline was nominated for an Indieverse Award and a Goldie for best debut novel.

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