New Orleans
The "New Orleans" series by Nicole Pyland on Lokepub offers LGBT+ romance in a vivid setting. "January" tracks Kyle Schafer’s family secrets. "February" pits Bridgette Musgrave against Monica Arnette for her business. "March" sparks Sophie Santiago’s brief romance with Bryce, and "April" sees planners Asher Hahn and Linden Washington find love.
Books in This Series
January (New Orleans #1)
LGBT+
Kyle Schafer had to grow up fast. Being a daughter of a reluctant mother and an older sister on top of that had practically guaranteed it. When she discovers that the stories her mother told her about her recently deceased grandmother might not be true, she treks to New Orleans to find out the truth about her own histo...
February (New Orleans #2)
LGBT+
Bridgette Musgrave has been planning on taking over the family business her entire life, but her parents have mismanaged it, and it’s in danger of being sold off to Arnette Assets, a giant corporation that might come in and steal the one thing Bridgette has been working toward for a decade.Monica Arnette is slated to ...
March (New Orleans #3)
LGBT+
Sophie Santiago goes out with friends one night and ends up bumping into the most beautiful woman she’s ever seen, a tourist named Bryce. After a few hours with her, spent talking and dancing, Sophie knows that Bryce isn’t meant to be someone she knows for only one night, but something causes them to lose each other ...
April (New Orleans #4)
LGBT+
Asher Hahn is one of the top wedding planners in New Orleans, and her best friend, Linden Washington, is the other. They’ve both planned extravagant weddings and watched couple after couple share their love in front of their friends and families, all without ever really falling in love themselves.When, after a decade ...
May (New Orleans #5)
Romance
Logan Luna has made a lot of mistakes in her life stemming from a gambling addiction. She’s been sublimating in other ways recently but doesn’t want to do that any longer. When she gets a job at a new bar in the city, she hopes it’s the start of something big, something that might help take her mind off of everythin...
June (New Orleans #6)
LGBT+
Enid Becker did all the right things. She went to college, graduated, and got a job right away. She moved to another state and thought she was living the dream. Then, she got laid off and had to move back home and in with her parents. She decides that going to grad school might help her find a better job, but she’s no...
September (New Orleans #9)
LGBT+
Gwen Benedetti has spent most of her life being a disappointment to her wealthy parents, who don’t understand why she has to be a professional dog walker and pet sitter when, in their mind, she could be so much more.Gwen loves her job working with animals, her small New Orleans apartment, and the life she’s made for ...