Lady Pet Me

A lonely baker is visited by a sultry, buxom cupid, who quickly takes a liking to the easily-flustered girl—and decides a few little love-potion kisses would make her the cutest little obedient puppy.

Riley knows he can't be gay. He only likes girls after all. But no matter what he says, the butch lesbian bully who sits a few rows behind him won't stop calling him gay. She, on the other hand, has been waiting impatiently since the first day of class for Riley to finally get a clue.

After a malevolent spell intended to turn her into an animal goes awry, Cherry finds herself stuck as a plush toy. She now has to cooperate with the warlock that tried to transform her in the first place as her latent magic goes out of control and starts to change the warlock in unexpected ways.

Sybil, a young witch, has been having prophetic dreams about a girl she loves, a girl from somewhere else. She strives tirelessly to craft a spell that might summon her future lover, but when all is said and done, much to Sybil's dismay the one who stands before her is not her dream woman, but Isaac, a down on his luck guy from Earth. He seems nice enough though, and willing to help her gather reagents for another attempt at getting the spell right. As the two embark on their journey, Sybil comes to realize that Isaac may not be all they seem, and that the woman she's meant to be with may be not so far off, after all.

It's always been young Finn's dream to one day become a famous knight - but when an order of knights actually comes to his village in order to recruit, fate has something completely different in mind for him...

In a realm where hair color determines a person’s worth, Prince Delvaran was destined for greatness. However, when his kingdom falls to invaders and his magic backfires, he becomes stuck as a light-haired girl. He disguises himself as a maid in his former castle, and plots to assassinate his conquerors. All the while, a powerful empire stirs in the east, where two thieves conduct an ambitious heist.

A shy botanist meets a very patronizing—and beautiful—dryad.