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L. Creeke

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Lynn Creeke is a sapphic author from the Midwest who writes emotionally charged love stories and poetry centered on resilience, longing, and the transformative power of connection. Writing under L. Creeke, she is drawn to complex characters and relationships that linger long after the final page.

In her free time, Lynn can be found reading, spending time with her wife and daughter, and working as a youth social worker.

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When Embers Find Her by L. Creeke
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“Then I heard it. It was so soft, it was barely there. A snore. Smallest damn snore I’d ever heard. I smiled like a fool in the dark, more gone for her than I had any right to be. She breathed in. I breathed out. After a while I couldn’t tell whose lungs were leading the other.”
L. Creeke, When Embers Find Her

“You got anything else to ask me or did you get your fill?” I teased, holding her close and rubbing her back. “Never. I will never get enough of you.” “Ain’t I goddamn lucky then?”
L. Creeke, When Embers Find Her

“I don’t need a dick to have a woman moanin’ in my ear,” I said in a low voice. “But if you’re that curious, it’s much bigger.” I straightened my hands like I was showing the span of something obscene and ridiculous.”
L. Creeke, When Embers Find Her

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