THE MIAMI SIRENS — follows a groundbreaking women's professional hockey team fighting to establish themselves in the male-dominated NHL while navigating complicated relationships, dangerous secrets, and painful pasts. This found family of athletes—each carrying their own baggage from abusive backgrounds, forbidden romances, shifting loyalties, and unresolved heartbreak—must learn to trust each other both on and off the ice. As they battle prejudice from traditional hockey fans and face off against rival teams, the Sirens discover that their greatest strength lies not in individual talent but in the fierce bonds they forge together, even as external threats and internal conflicts constantly test their unity.

STATIONWOOD PINES — In the conservative logging town of Stationwood Pines, Oregon—where the local diner knows your order and your business—residents navigate the tension between who they're expected to be and who they really are. What starts with Avalon Darrow, a closeted visual kei enthusiast hiding behind a jock facade while studying toy design at the local university, expands into an interconnected web of romance and self-discovery throughout the tight-knit community. As mechanics fall for artists, neighbors become lovers, and long-buried secrets surface over whiskey at the town bar, each resident must decide whether the risk of being seen—truly seen—is worth the reward of finally being free. This steamy small-town romance series explores the messy, real, and often complicated relationships that form when people stop performing for their neighbors and start living for themselves, proving that sometimes the hardest place to come out is home, and sometimes home is exactly where you need to be.

ROSEVALE UNIVERSITY — Set within the Gothic Revival spires and rose-covered grounds of Rosevale University during the mid-1980s, this dark romance series examines obsession, manipulation, and the dangerous intersection of desire and control in an era before digital surveillance made stalking traceable. Drawing inspiration from Sleeping Beauty's symbolism of enchanted captivity and thorned protection that draws blood, Heathers' dissection of toxic social hierarchies and psychological warfare disguised as friendship, and the 1980s campus culture where privilege provided immunity from consequences, the series explores how romantic obsession flourishes in environments where appearance matters more than authenticity.