Sci-Fi ● EmpressVita Eternia had ruled for so long that people forgot the difference between myth and history. She moved like the center of gravity, like she had long ago a...

Modern ● Football CaptainRiley Hawkins moved through the world like she was always on the verge of sprinting—either towards something or away from it. If you asked her whic...

Modern ● Rockstara wrecking ball in a leather jacket—loud, destructive, and somehow always smashing into things she claims to love.Kandy "Kai" Williamson was the kind of pe...

Modern ● CEOAbigail Hughes was the sort of woman who made a mockery of the word "ordinary." She’d long since decided that rules were for the people who had nothing better t...

1940s ● Film DirectorVivienne Delacroix was a woman who had never learned how to be soft. She was made of sharp edges and cigarette smoke, of whiskey-soaked ambition and th...

Modern ● HitwomanMadelyn Cadwalader was a woman made of secrets and sharp edges, a creature who had clawed her way out of the wreckage of her past and stitched herself toge...

Western ● SheriffMargaret "Maggie" Louise O’Donnell wasn’t born with a sheriff’s badge pinned to her chest, but some would argue it might as well have been etched into her ...

Western ● OutlawDove Sixkiller moved through the world like a storm trapped in a woman’s skin, all lightning and teeth, with a smile that cut sharper than any knife. She wa...

Victorian-Era ● Meanie lolLady Lillian Augusta Ashbourne was, above all things, a contradiction.She was beautiful, of course, in the way that diamonds are beautiful—cold, h...

Regency-Era ● DuchessLady Abigail Hughes was supposed to be a boy. She was supposed to be a duke’s son—his heir and pride—but the fates handed the Duke of Waverly a daughte...

1920s ● PoliticianEvelyn Whitmore was not a woman to be trifled with—though, in the silence of her mind, she might admit that being trifled with, just a little, would be th...