One night Leigh is adjusting her khakis trying to find her footing during her first visit to Union Square. The next, she is standing inside an underground party full of leather and strangers who actually see her. New York has a way of cracking a person wide open. Recently divorced from the daughter of a conservative politician, she knows she's lost her way, but is unsure how to become the person she's meant to be. Her childhood best friend pulls her into a found family of queer misfits who camp in the woods and sing around fires, unleashing wit and wisdom in equal measure and refusing to let her hide behind her cheery disposition. Within the noise and warmth stands Raven, guarded and impossible to read. She asks Leigh to help her with something that smacks of change, but makes it clear she doesn't date. It doesn't matter, because Leigh thinks she's way out of her league. What happens when the safest person in the room is also the most terrifying one to want? Find out in The Lookout, a spicy, opposites-attract, forced-proximity sapphic romance featuring found family and a fish out of water learning to swim. Grab your copy to join the flock tonight!