Chloe Winters moved to the city with a suitcase, a new job, and absolutely no idea how to become the kind of adult who owns matching plates.
Her first assignment at Brightline Events should be simple: help polish Lavender Nights, a beloved local sapphic community event, without letting corporate sponsorship ruin everything that makes it matter. Unfortunately, the person standing between Chloe and professional competence is Remi Wolfe-gorgeous, sharp-tongued, impossible to impress, and very committed to making Chloe's work life difficult.
Then Chloe is accidentally added to a local sapphic group chat.
Inside the chaos of memes, dating disasters, community gossip, and aggressively specific emotional support, Chloe starts messaging mysterious "R"-a stranger who is funny, careful, honest, and somehow always knows exactly what to say. Soon Chloe is falling for R online while clashing with Remi offline, convinced the city has handed her two separate problems.
Except Remi and R are the same person.
And Remi knows.
A witty, tender sapphic romantic comedy about mistaken identity, queer found family, workplace friction, community care, and the terrifying intimacy of being known with the full context.
