Lucky Yellow Shoes

By Jae

Denny is planning to propose to her girlfriend, Eliza, on Christmas Day, but she needs some help finding the perfect ring. Will it all go according to plan, or will she end up being the one surprised?
“Lucky Yellow Shoes” is a short story sequel to Jae’s light-hearted lesbian romance Wrong Number, Right Woman.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Ylva Publishing
• Release date: Apr 12, 2023
• ISBN: 9783963248092

Jae

Jae grew up amidst the vineyards of southern Germany. She spent her childhood with her nose buried in a book, earning her the nickname "professor." The writing bug bit her at the age of eleven. For the last seven years, she has been writing mostly in English.She works as a psychologist. When she's not writing, she likes to spend her time reading, indulging her ice cream and office supply addiction, and watching way too many crime shows.

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Lucky Yellow Shoes

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Other Books by Jae

Happily Ever After

Standalone Romances:

Just a Touch Away

The Roommate Arrangement

Paper Love

Just for Show

Falling Hard

Heart Trouble

Something in the Wine

Shaken to the Core

Fair Oaks Series:

Perfect Rhythm

Not the Marrying Kind

Portland Police Bureau Series:

Conflict of Interest

Next of Kin

The Hollywood Series:

Departure from the Script

Damage Control

Just Physical

The Hollywood Collection (box set)

The Oregon Series:

Backwards to Oregon

Beyond the Trail

Hidden Truths

The Complete Oregon series (box set)

The Shape-Shifter Series:

Second Nature

Natural Family Disasters

Manhattan Moon

True Nature

The Vampire Diet Series:

Good Enough to Eat

Unexpected Love Series:

Under a Falling Star

Wrong Number, Right Woman

Chemistry Lessons

Lucky Yellow Shoes

by Jae

Denny’s hands shook as she spooned the cookie dough into the mini muffin pan. Sweat dotted her brow, and it wasn’t from the preheated oven. The voices of Eliza’s parents and siblings drifted over from the living room, twisting her stomach into knots.

It wasn’t that she didn’t like her girlfriend’s family—quite the opposite. Their opinion mattered to her, and that was the reason she was such a nervous wreck right now.

God, if her heart felt as if it were trying to jump out of her chest now, she would probably pass out when she proposed.

But before she could do that, she needed a ring—and that was where Eliza’s family came in. If there was one thing Denny was even worse at than giving fashion advice, it was picking jewelry. Only the perfect ring would