Love Is Her

At twenty-two, Lena moves a few streets over, away from her protective parents. New keys. New walls. A new version of herself.

Something in her wakes up, curious, hungry. A pull she can’t explain. A truth she’s avoided for years. And when it finally finds her, it doesn’t arrive gently. It arrives with heat, with risk, with the kind of connection and passion that makes it hard to think straight and impossible to look away.

LOVE IS HER is a raw story about identity, lesbian desire and the thin line between safety and risk.