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Finalist in the 2025 International Book Awards.

"Kane has crafted a witty, insightful, and righteously indignant commentary on the re-emergence of far right-wing ideologies in Western politics and the negative impact of this on minority groups in society." - BlueInk Starred Review

Set in 2051, The Warehouse District Trilogy is a spicy, sapphic dystopian story where love, rebellion, and a sharp sense of humor collide in a future on the edge of collapse.

With same-sex marriage repealed nationwide, Minnesota stands as the last stronghold. It is the only state left where queer rights are still protected. But that protection is slipping fast. As civil liberties vanish and hate surges, a fierce group of rebels refuses to back down. They are fighting to protect their home and each other.

In The Finest Line, the fight begins with a spark.

Oakland Pratt has spent her life trying to keep her head down. She is an obedient daughter, a quiet believer, a devoted Mormon woman taught to swallow her doubts and follow the rules. But when she meets Christine, a flustered brewer with bedroom eyes, restless hands, and a brain that short-circuits every time Oakland gets too close, everything shifts.

What starts as a flicker builds into something Oakland can’t ignore. Falling for Christine doesn’t just unravel her faith. It pulls her from everything she has ever known and into a movement that challenges everything she was raised to believe.

As protests ignite and the state cracks down, Oakland must choose between the safety of silence and the risk of becoming who she really is.

With high heat, slow-burn romance, and rebellion bubbling just beneath the surface, The Warehouse District Series is a bold story of desire, defiance, and the fight to take back what the world tried to erase.