Quaint City: Three Tales of Queer Love

Would I be a jerkwad if I lit my best friend's boyfriend on fire? In Seams a Bit Queer, Kam is trying not to lose her mind during the initial pandemic lockdown. Thankfully for Kam, she has this adorable roommate Scarlett who is sweet, crafty and always up for a movie and a cuddle. The downside? Scarlett comes with the most obnoxious, cereal-stealing Kyle that ever walked the face of the Earth. Kam is resolved to burying her feelings deep down and never making a move... that is until Kyle is out of the picture and Scarlett seems like she might want to be more than just roommates.

In Upcycle My Heart, Denver came out as non-binary later in life only to be dumped by their girlfriend at the time. After an appropriate amount of wallowing in their empty apartment, because the Ex had taken all their furniture, Denver decides it's time for a make-over. When they find new-in-town Celia working at the D.I.Y. Warehouse, sparks and paintbrushes fly. Can Denver muster up the courage to make a move?

Salon owner Samantha Vane, of Quaint City's Vane Attraction, is at the top of her game. She's got good friends, her own business and hey, maybe one day she'll upgrade to a car that doesn't smell like stale french fries. She also has a probably-inappropriate crush on her lead stylist, Hannah. When Vane finds out some horrifying family news, she tries to stay strong for her team, but Hannah has always been able to see right through her. Maybe Vane can make some room in her grumpy hairdresser heart for a sweet soft butch after all.

Quaint City revolves around the friends and lovers meeting up at the local coffee shop, Devil's Stomping Grounds. Get to know the quirky cuties through the entire series.