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Delilah Green Doesn’t Care by Ashley Herring Blake is a laugh-out-loud, steamy lesbian romance novel packed with sapphic small-town rom-com vibes.
Delilah Green is a snarky, tattooed photographer who swore she’d never return to her hometown of Bright Falls. But a family obligation drags her back, and her camera lens lands on Claire, a single mom with a carefully controlled life and a heart she didn’t plan to give away.
With sharp banter, swoony slow-burn attraction, and a cast of unforgettable queer characters, this FF romance fiction delivers a perfect mix of heat, humour, and heartfelt emotion. Fans of second-chance love stories and found family will fall hard for Bright Falls and never want to leave.
Astrid Parker Doesn’t Fail by Ashley Herring Blake is a witty LGBTQ+ romantic comedy about love, career ambition, and unexpected second chances.
Interior designer Astrid Parker has a plan for everything, except for her love life. After a breakup, she throws herself into her career, landing a dream project: renovating the historic Everwood Inn for the hit HGTV-style show, Innside America. Astrid hopes the project will distract her, boost her business, and finally earn her mother’s approval.
But her perfectly planned world is upended when Jordan Everwood, the inn’s lead carpenter and Pru Everwood’s granddaughter, pushes back against every modern design choice. Their initial clashes turn into playful sabotage as the showrunners encourage tension for TV, but sparks of attraction and undeniable chemistry soon complicate Astrid’s carefully structured life.
Full of humour, heart, and queer women’s romance, Astrid Parker Doesn’t Fail is a delightful story of self-discovery, unexpected love, and finding success on your own terms. Fans of LGBTQ+ romantic comedy, contemporary queer romance, and feel-good love stories will adore this charming, laugh-out-loud novel.
Iris Kelly Doesn’t Date by Ashley Herring Blake is a funny, heartfelt LGBTQ+ romance and queer romantic comedy about a romance author who swears off love…until a fake relationship flips her world upside down.
Iris Kelly has no interest in dating. Surrounded by best friends in relationships, happily coupled siblings, and blissfully married parents, she’s perfectly content with commitment-free hookups and her strict “no dating” rule. But with a looming deadline for her second romance novel and a severe case of writer’s block, Iris finds herself searching for inspiration, and maybe a little chaos to shake things up.
One night out in Portland leads to a disastrous one-night stand with the alluring Stefania, whose real name is Stevie. When Iris meets Stevie again during auditions for a queer retelling of Much Ado About Nothing, Stevie convinces Iris to enter a fake relationship to save face. As they play the part of the perfect couple, flirtation, emotional tension, and unexpected attraction blur the lines between pretend and real love.
Packed with witty banter, sizzling LGBTQ+ romance, and heartfelt queer love, Iris Kelly Doesn’t Date will captivate fans of contemporary romantic comedy, queer fiction, and slow-burn romance. Readers will adore this story of self-discovery, authentic connection, and finding love where you least expect it.
Love at First Set by Jennifer Dugan is a Hilarious bisexual FF queer romcom Full of unexpected love and gym hijinks.
Lizzie’s life revolves around her gym. It’s her passion, her job, and the only place she truly belongs, but when her best friend begs her to attend his sister’s wedding, a single drunken pep talk accidentally convinces the bride-to-be, Cara, to ditch her groom, sending Lizzie into a whirlwind of chaos.
Now Lizzie is stuck trying to manage the fallout while pretending everything is normal. As she helps Cara navigate this unexpected twist, Lizzie’s carefully controlled life and her heart are thrown into disarray, with secrets, misunderstandings, and sizzling tension threatening to derail everything.
Between hilarious mishaps, growing attraction, and emotional stakes, Lizzie must figure out how to protect her job, her future, and the girl she’s falling for. Romance, comedy, and bisexual representation collide in this fast-paced, swoon-worthy story.
Fans of queer romcoms, FF romance, and adult contemporary LGBTQ+ stories will adore this witty, heartfelt, and laugh-out-loud journey of love, identity, and discovering that sometimes the best relationships are the ones you never saw coming.
Cleat Cute by Meryl Wilsner delivers a USA Today bestselling sapphic rivals-to-lovers sports romance that proves love and soccer make the perfect team.
Grace Henderson has been a star of the US Women's National Soccer Team for ten years, but when injury sidelines her, bold newcomer Phoebe Matthews takes her coveted spot. At twenty-two, Phoebe is everything Grace isn't; a gregarious jokester who plays with pure joy, while Grace has lost her spark along the way to stardom.
When teammates-with-benefits turns into something deeper, a devastating miscommunication leaves them with completely different ideas about their relationship. As World Cup pressure mounts and Grace fights her way back from injury, both players discover they work better together than apart, but choosing love might mean sacrificing everything they've worked for.
Perfect for readers who devour sapphic romance novels, LGBTQ+ sports fiction, and steamy rivals-to-lovers contemporary romance with authentic queer representation. This swoon-worthy soccer romance delivers enemies-to-lovers chemistry, professional women's athletics, teammates-to-lovers tension, and the perfect blend of emotional depth and steamy moments that romance readers crave.
The Seven Husbands of Evelyn Hugo by Taylor Jenkins Reid is a dazzling historical fiction novel of Hollywood glamour, hidden love, and scandalous secrets.
At 79, reclusive Hollywood icon Evelyn Hugo chooses unknown journalist Monique Grant to tell her life story. As Monique begins the interviews, she’s drawn into Evelyn’s glittering world of fame, ambition, and unforgettable beauty but she can’t help wondering why Evelyn picked her.
Through a series of intimate and revealing conversations, Evelyn recounts her seven marriages, each filled with love, betrayal, and shocking secrets. Monique uncovers the sacrifices Evelyn made for fame, the passions that fuelled her heart, and the hidden truths that shaped her extraordinary life.
This book is an unforgettable tale of identity, desire, and resilience. Fans of historical fiction, character-driven drama, and LGBTQ+ romance will be captivated by Evelyn’s charm, courage, and the twists that make this novel a must-read page-turner.
She’s a Keeper by A.K. Mulford is a charming sapphic small-town romance novel set on the picturesque Prickle Island, where the local zoo isn’t just a home for animals, it’s a place where hearts find their match.
When devoted zookeeper Casey meets the island’s new veterinarian, their connection begins as a gentle spark and grows into a slow-burn romance filled with playful banter, lingering glances, and moments as sweet as the sea breeze. Between caring for penguins, feeding mischievous goats, and tending to exotic animals, love begins to bloom in the most unexpected corners of the zoo.
With its mix of tender LGBTQ+ romance, small-town charm, and animal-filled joy, this cozy queer love story is perfect for readers who adore FF romance books with strong heroines, queer small-town love stories, and heartwarming LGBTQ+ fiction for animal lovers. Curl up with She’s a Keeper and let its warmth, humour, and gentle swoon sweep you away.
Easy Tiger by A.K. Mulford is a delightful sapphic small-town romance novel set on the idyllic Prickle Island, where the local zoo is bursting with animal antics, salty sea breezes, and the promise of love.
When the zoo’s dedicated zookeeper meets the passionate new veterinarian, sparks begin to fly, though neither is prepared for just how quickly a gentle friendship can deepen into something more. Between caring for tigers, rescuing sea birds, and navigating the quirks of small-town life, their slow-burn romance blooms with warmth, laughter, and quiet moments of healing.
This charming FF romance delivers cozy queer love, animal-filled joy, and a dash of seaside magic. Perfect for readers who love LGBTQ+ romance novels with strong heroines, sapphic small-town love stories, and heartwarming queer fiction for animal lovers.
Party Animal by A.K. Mulford is a fun and flirty sapphic small-town romance set at the beloved Prickle Island Zoo, where animal antics, salty sea breezes, and unexpected love are all part of the celebration.
When the zoo hosts its biggest party of the year, two women cross paths in a whirlwind of music, laughter, and mischievous animals stealing the spotlight. What starts as a chance encounter soon sparks into something deeper—set against the backdrop of small-town charm and the irresistible pull of a night they’ll never forget.
This FF romance brims with humour, warmth, and the joy of finding love in unexpected places. Perfect for fans of LGBTQ+ small-town romance novels, sapphic love stories filled with heart and humour, and queer romance for animal lovers. Party Animal is a feel-good escape that will leave you smiling long after the last page.
Crocodile Tears by A.K. Mulford is a heartfelt sapphic small-town romance set at the charming Prickle Island Zoo, where second chances, animal antics, and unexpected love collide.
Dove Lachlan, bird nerd, master fundraiser, and beloved local, is convinced romance isn’t in the cards for her. But when world-famous movie star Deacon Harrow returns to Prickle Island, old memories resurface and new sparks begin to fly. As they join forces to save the zoo and rebuild their friendship, love sneaks in between stolen glances, moments of laughter, and the unpredictable chaos of animals and film crews.
This tender FF queer romance blends small-town charm, slow-burn longing, and the magic of rediscovering love where you least expect it. Perfect for fans of LGBTQ+ second-chance romance novels, sapphic small-town love stories, and queer romances filled with humour, heart, and a touch of wild adventure.
Roommates and Fake Dates by Ruby Whitlock is a witty and heartfelt WLW romance about fake relationships, unexpected chemistry, and the fine line between friendship and something more.
Amica has learned the hard way that romance can wreck even the best friendships, and she’s not about to risk it again. When she senses trouble brewing in her close-knit friend group, she makes the practical choice: find a gorgeous, reliable fake boyfriend to keep things simple. Austin is perfect for the role: charming, easygoing, and safely platonic. His roommate Soren, however, is a different story: sharp-tongued, disarmingly attractive, and entirely too good at getting under Amica’s skin.
This warm, funny sapphic romcom is perfect for fans of banter, slow-burn tension, and the thrill of falling for the last person you expect, it’s a playful romance that will leave you smiling long after “The End.”
Honey Girl by Morgan Rogers is an emotional and heartfelt debut sapphic novel about self-discovery, unexpected love, and the messy journey of adulthood.
After earning her PhD in astronomy, Grace Porter’s carefully planned life takes a wild detour when a spontaneous Vegas wedding ties her to a woman she barely knows. Fleeing the weight of family expectations and burnout, Grace escapes to New York, where she slowly learns to embrace love, identity, and the freedom to be herself. With her creative and beautiful new wife, Yuki, Grace navigates the thrilling highs and difficult challenges of newfound love and self-acceptance.
This warm and tender queer romance is perfect for fans of authentic sapphic stories, slow-burning relationships, and emotional journeys about healing and finding connection.
Written in the Stars by Alexandria Bellefleur delivers a swoon-worthy sapphic romance that perfectly blends opposites-attract chemistry with laugh-out-loud romantic comedy.
When pragmatic software developer Darcy Lowell agrees to fake-date her best friend's astrology-obsessed little sister Elle for a family wedding, she thinks it'll be simple, until their pretend relationship starts feeling dangerously real. Elle Jones lives by the stars, believes in destiny, and thinks Darcy's logical approach to life needs serious cosmic intervention.
As wedding festivities bring them closer together, their fake kisses become heated moments neither can ignore, and their opposing worldviews create electric tension that threatens to combust. Darcy's carefully controlled life clashes with Elle's free-spirited nature, but their undeniable attraction proves some connections transcend star charts and spreadsheets.
Perfect for readers who devour enemies-to-lovers sapphic romance, LGBTQ+ romantic comedies, and contemporary women's fiction with authentic queer representation. This opposites-attract lesbian romance combines steamy chemistry, emotional depth, and the kind of swoon-worthy happily-ever-after that romance readers crave.
Can’t Resist Her by Kianna Alexander is a passionate and heartfelt second-chance sapphic romance set in Austin, Texas, where love and legacy collide.
Summer Graves returns home to protect her grandmother’s high school from demolition, determined to preserve her family’s history and memories. On the opposing side is Aiko Holt, the ambitious architect tasked with revitalizing the neighbourhood. When these two strong-willed women reunite, old sparks reignite amid fierce debates and deep-rooted feelings. Neither can deny the heat between them, but can and should they bridge their differences?
Perfect for fans of emotional second-chance romances, slow-burn sapphic love stories, and queer fiction with heart and conflict.
Fly with Me by Andie Burke is a sparkling sapphic romcom about turbulence, both in the skies and in the heart, with fake dating, quick-fire banter, and unexpected swoops into real emotion.
ER nurse Olive Murphy boards her first flight determined only to survive take-off and maybe make it to her charity marathon in one piece. But when an in-flight medical emergency calls for her expertise, Olive leaps into action and saves a passenger’s life, unwittingly earning viral fame. Enter Stella Soriano, the razor-sharp, gorgeous co-pilot with a plan: pretend to be her girlfriend and help her shatter the airline’s boys’-club ceiling.
Armed with Stella’s hilariously meticulous fake-dating binder, Olive agrees, thinking it’s a temporary arrangement. But between stolen glances, playful sparring, and a day together that feels dangerously like the real thing, their carefully scripted romance starts to blur into something undeniable.
Warm, witty, and brimming with chemistry, Fly with Me is perfect for readers who love sapphic slow burns, found courage at 30, and a happily-ever-after worth chasing across the clouds.
Dream On, Ramona Riley by Ashley Herring Blake is a sweet-and-steamy small-town sapphic romance about first kisses revisited, buried dreams reignited, and love arriving when you least expect it.
Ramona Riley left Hollywood costume school to care for her family in Clover Lake, New Hampshire. Now a café waitress, she watches her dream slip further away… until a rom-com production arrives in town, starring none other than Dylan Monroe, her unforgettable first kiss and Hollywood’s “wild child'.
Dylan wants to shed her nepo-baby reputation and prove she’s more than a name, so she shadows Ramona at the café and gets pulled into small-town life, and into the memory of the only woman she ever held close. The chemistry they share is undeniable, but what happens when the cameras leave?
Perfect for fans of sapphic slow burns, small-town romance, celebrity-meets-local chemistry, and emotionally layered queer fiction, Dream On, Ramona Riley blends humour, heat, and heartfelt emotion into a swoony, unforgettable romance.
The Fiancée Farce by Alexandria Bellefleur is a witty, steamy sapphic rom-com about fake dating gone gloriously wrong, family drama, and the undeniable chemistry between two women who were never supposed to fall in love.
Tansy Adams loves her family’s bookstore more than anything; actual romance, not so much. To quiet her nosy stepfamily, she invents a gorgeous fake girlfriend named Gemma… based on a romance novel cover model she’ll never meet. Until the real Gemma van Dalen, publishing heiress and certified wild child, walks into her life.
When Gemma learns about the fib, she sees an opportunity. To claim her inheritance, she needs a wife, fast. Announcing their engagement could save both Gemma’s company and Tansy’s bookstore, if they can pull off the charade. But pretending to be madly in love is more dangerous than either expected, especially when the kisses start to feel real.
With sharp banter, sizzling attraction, and all the fake-fiancée fun a reader could want, The Fiancée Farce is perfect for fans of marriage-of-convenience romance, bookstore settings, and swoony, high-heat sapphic love stories.
Gearbreakers by Zoe Hana Mikuta is a fierce, high-octane sapphic sci-fi about rebellion, giant mechas, and a love that sparks in the unlikeliest of places.
In the Badlands, resistance fighter Eris Shindanai takes down Godolia’s massive mechanized weapons (Windups) from the inside. When a mission goes wrong, she’s captured and thrown into prison, where she meets Sona Steelcrest, a cybernetically enhanced Windup pilot who should be her sworn enemy. But Sona has a secret: she’s infiltrated the Windup program to destroy it from within.
Thrown together on a dangerous mission to take down Godolia once and for all, Eris and Sona navigate shifting allegiances, explosive battles, and the undeniable pull between them. As lines blur between duty and desire, their fight for freedom becomes as personal as it is political.
Packed with adrenaline-fueled action, sharp banter, and heart-wrenching stakes, Gearbreakers is perfect for fans of Pacific Rim, found family, and fierce, slow-burn sapphic romance in a vividly imagined dystopian world.
Kiss Me, Maybe by Gabriella Gamez is a funny, smart, and spicy FF romance about first love, self-discovery, and embracing your heart.
Angela Gutierrez has never been kissed, but a viral video about her late-bloomer status sparks a bold idea: a scavenger hunt where the prize is her first kiss. Determined to take control of her love life, she enlists the help of Krystal Ramirez, the sexy bartender and her long-time crush, to make it happen.
As they spend more time together, playful competition turns to undeniable chemistry, and Angela realizes that the connection she’s chasing might not be found in the rules she set—but in Krystal herself.
Perfect for fans of FF romance, sapphic contemporary novels, queer love stories, coming-of-age romance, and LGBTQ+ women’s fiction, Kiss Me, Maybe is a heartfelt and hilarious journey to finding love when you least expect it.
Mistakes Were Made by Meryl Wilsner is a steamy, forbidden FF romance about unexpected love and self-discovery.
Cassie Klein, a college senior, never expected a night out to change everything. One drink leads to a passionate hookup with her best friend’s mother, Erin Bennett, thrusting both women into a world of desire they didn’t anticipate.
What should have been a one-time fling quickly becomes complicated. As Cassie and Erin navigate their secret romance, they wrestle with societal expectations, generational divides, and the risks of following their hearts. Every stolen moment deepens the tension and makes saying goodbye nearly impossible.
Perfect for fans of contemporary queer romance, forbidden love stories, and FF romance featuring slow-burn tension, emotional stakes, and sizzling chemistry. Readers who love daring relationships and heartfelt storytelling won’t be able to put it down.
I Can’t Think Straight by Shamim Sarif is a heartfelt, steamy FF LGBTQ+ romance exploring forbidden love, cultural clashes, and self-discovery.
Tala, a spirited London-based Palestinian woman, is preparing for her elaborate Middle Eastern wedding when she meets Leyla, a shy British Indian woman dating her best friend. Despite their differences in faith, culture, and upbringing, the attraction between them is immediate and undeniable.
As Tala struggles with the expectations of her family and the traditions that bind her, Leyla must navigate her own feelings while honouring her independence. Their growing connection challenges both women to confront societal pressures, personal fears, and the truth of their hearts.
Perfect for readers of FF romance, contemporary LGBTQ+ love stories, queer women’s fiction, and culturally rich romance, I Can’t Think Straight delivers a passionate, emotional, and unforgettable tale of love, identity, and the courage to follow your heart.
Don't Want You Like a Best Friend by Emma R. Alban delivers a swoon-worthy debut sapphic Victorian romance that proves love conquers all social expectations.
It's 1857, and anxious debutante Beth has just one season to snag a wealthy husband, or she and her mother will be out on the street. But playing the blushing ingenue makes Beth's skin crawl and she'd rather be anywhere but here. Gwen, on the other hand, is on her fourth season and counting, with no intention of marrying but desperate to help her widowed father find happiness again.
When Gwen devises a brilliant scheme to matchmake their widowed parents, both young women throw themselves into elaborate plots to bring their families together. But as they orchestrate romantic encounters and navigate London's glittering ballrooms, their own friendship deepens into something far more dangerous and infinitely more thrilling than either expected.
Perfect for readers who devour sapphic historical romance, LGBTQ+ Victorian fiction, and friends-to-lovers contemporary romance with authentic queer representation. This charming debut combines debutante matchmaking schemes, forbidden lesbian romance, Victorian society scandals, and the kind of swoony emotional depth that historical romance readers absolutely adore.
We Won't End Up Together by Alex Nonymous delivers a heartbreaking sapphic romance that explores unrequited love and the courage to hope for the impossible.
Cory knows that she and Marnie won't end up together. She's absolutely certain of it. Partially because Marnie's entirely out of her league, but mostly because Marnie still doesn't even know that Cory exists as anything more than a friend. Yet despite knowing better, Cory can't help but fall deeper every day.
As their friendship intensifies and boundaries blur, Cory finds herself caught between protecting her heart and risking everything for a chance at something real. But when you're convinced from the start that love is impossible, how do you recognize it when it's staring you right in the face?
Perfect for readers who devour angsty sapphic romance, LGBTQ+ contemporary fiction, and unrequited love stories that tug at heartstrings. This emotionally devastating debut combines friends-to-lovers tension, one-sided pining, lesbian romance with authentic queer voices, and the kind of raw emotional honesty that will leave romance readers breathless and begging for more.
Peaches and Cream by award-winning author Georgia Beers delivers a sweet sapphic enemies-to-lovers romance that proves love is the perfect flavour combination.
As a kid, Adley Purcell dreamed of owning Get the Scoop ice cream shop, and now that she does, she's worried it could go under. She's trying to focus on her love of ice cream, but she's edgy and stressed when national dessert chain Sweet Heaven opens a store less than two blocks away. Life is a rocky road right now, and there's only one cherry on top: the sexy business suit-clad blonde at happy hour.
Sabrina James doesn't stay still. Sweet Heaven takes her all over the country, opening new stores, then moving on to the next city. But when she discovers the woman she's been flirting with owns the very ice cream shop her company is competing against, sparks fly for all the wrong reasons. As business rivalry heats up, so does their undeniable attraction, forcing both women to choose between professional success and personal happiness.
Perfect for readers who devour sapphic contemporary romance, LGBTQ+ enemies-to-lovers stories, and small business romance with authentic queer representation. This fresh, new spin on the classic rom-com You've Got Mail combines business rivals chemistry, ice cream shop charm, corporate versus local tension, and the kind of sweet-meets-steamy romance that contemporary fiction readers absolutely crave.
The Lady’s Guide to Celestial Mechanics by Olivia Waite is a captivating queer historical romance that intertwines passion, ambition, and the pursuit of knowledge. Set in Regency England, this novel follows Lucy Muchelney, a brilliant astronomer, and Catherine St. Day, a widowed countess, as they navigate societal expectations and their growing attraction to each other.
Lucy, having been overshadowed by her late father's legacy, seeks recognition for her contributions to astronomy. When she receives a letter from Catherine, inviting her to translate a groundbreaking French astronomy text, Lucy seizes the opportunity, hoping to make her mark in the scientific community.
As Lucy and Catherine collaborate on the translation, their professional relationship deepens into a personal one. They confront the challenges of being women in a male-dominated field, societal prejudices, and their own evolving feelings for each other.
Readers will be drawn to this novel for its rich historical setting, compelling characters, and exploration of themes such as love, ambition, and the pursuit of knowledge. It's a must-read for fans of LGBTQ+ romance, historical fiction, and stories that celebrate women's empowerment.
The Care and Feeding of Waspish Widows by Olivia Waite is a slow-burn, FF historical romance set in early 19th-century England, blending queer love with political intrigue and beekeeping.
Widow Agatha Griffin, a London-based printer, faces economic challenges and political unrest. Her life takes an unexpected turn when a colony of bees occupies her warehouse, leading her to seek the expertise of Penelope Flood, a beekeeper from a nearby seaside town. As they collaborate to relocate the bees, their professional relationship deepens into a personal connection.
The narrative intertwines their developing relationship with the political tensions of the era, including the return of the exiled Queen Caroline and the societal challenges faced by women and tradespeople. Agatha and Penelope navigate their evolving feelings amidst these external pressures, leading to a poignant exploration of love, loyalty, and identity.
Readers will appreciate this novel for its rich historical context, well-developed characters, and the gentle unfolding of a romance that challenges societal norms. Ideal for fans of LGBTQ+ historical fiction, feminist narratives, and character-driven stories.
The Hellion's Waltz by Olivia Waite is a FF historical romance brimming with slow-burn passion, clever schemes, and LGBTQ+ intrigue.
Sophie Roseingrave, a determined piano teacher, relocates with her family after a con man ruins their London piano shop. In Carrisford, she meets Madeline Crewe, a stunning silk-weaver secretly planning a grand heist to fund the weavers’ union, setting the stage for a collision of duty, desire, and daring plans.
As Madeline works her scheme with the help of the guild, Sophie’s unwavering sense of justice challenges her, creating tension, flirtation, and emotional stakes that deepen with each encounter. Their connection grows amidst secrets, strategy, and the push-pull of trust and attraction, keeping the romance intoxicatingly slow-burning.
Readers will adore this story for its rich historical setting, witty plotting, and FF character-driven sapphic romance. Perfect for fans of queer historical fiction, slow-burn LGBTQ+ love stories, and clever, heartfelt narratives filled with intrigue, charm, and emotional depth.
The Rogue Crown by A.K. Mulford is a dark and witchy sapphic fantasy romance, the third book in the Five Crowns of Okrith series.
Determined to uncover who killed the Western Queen, fae warrior Briata Catullus sets out on a mission to defeat the witch hunters and protect Princess Lina. But when she arrives in the West, things are even worse than she feared. As the threat of the witch hunters grows, Bri and the princess find themselves thrown together, working closely to uncover the secret plot of their enemies while Bri struggles between fulfilling prophecy and forging her own path.
This slower-burn sapphic romance delivers epic fantasy world-building with a focus on the evolving relationship between Bri and Lina, celebrating love regardless of gender in a beautifully inclusive fantasy world. Perfect for fans of queer fantasy series, sapphic enemies-to-lovers romance, and epic tales of prophecy, magic, and chosen family.
One Last Stop by Casey McQuiston is a swoony sapphic romance novel with a dash of queer time-travel fantasy.
August is a cynical twenty-something who doesn’t believe in magic, until she meets Jane, a dazzling, leather-jacket-wearing punk mysteriously stranded in time on the Q train.
What starts as a daily subway ride becomes a slow-burn lesbian love story filled with witty banter, found family, and the bittersweet ache of wanting to save someone who might not belong in your world.
Fans of romantic comedy, urban fantasy, and queer fiction will be captivated by this heartfelt blend of romance, magic, and NYC charm.
Bloom Town: Genesis by Ally North is a sapphic historical romance of outlaws, secrets, and forbidden love in the Wild West.
In June 1852, preacher’s daughter Abby Proctor flees Iowa for a new life in California, but her journey is derailed when she’s kidnapped from a desert train by the infamous outlaw Joey “JT London” Taylor; brash, brooding, and far more intriguing than the legends say.
As Abby plots her escape, she uncovers a dangerous conspiracy tied to her past and the more time she spends with Joey, the harder it is to deny the pull of forbidden desire. Torn between obedience and freedom, survival and passion, Abby must choose where her future truly lies.
For fans of sapphic westerns, queer historical romance, and slow-burn outlaw love stories, Bloom Town: Genesis delivers grit, heart, and unforgettable LGBTQ+ representation against the sweeping backdrop of the American frontier.
Bloom Town: Exodus by Ally North is the second sapphic historical romance of outlaw love, revenge, and survival on the American frontier from the Bloom Town Series.
June 1852. Abby Proctor has made her choice—returning to Wry to save Joey “JT London,” the outlaw she can’t live without. But the ghosts of her past are closing in, and they’ll stop at nothing to drag her back into a life she refuses to endure.
When Joey vanishes without a trace, Abby is left with only fragments of their time together. Determined to piece together the truth, she sets out across deserts and secrets, chasing both her lost love and her own freedom.
For fans of sapphic westerns, queer historical romance, and outlaw survival stories, Bloom Town: Exodus is a gripping continuation of passion, danger, and resilience—where every choice could mean love, loss, or liberation.
The Sacred Space Between by Kalie Reid is a sapphic contemporary romance exploring love, longing, and the intricate push-and-pull of modern relationships. Readers of queer romance, slow-burn love stories, and emotionally rich narratives will be captivated by this heartfelt tale.
Romy is content with her independent life, while Taylor has always sought connection. When the two women meet, their worlds collide, sparking a tentative friendship that quickly grows into something more, but both carry wounds from their pasts.
As Romy and Taylor navigate misunderstandings, insecurities, and the intensity of first love, they must confront what they truly want, and whether the space between them can be bridged without losing themselves.
Richly emotional and beautifully written, The Sacred Space Between is a must-read for fans of queer romance, sapphic love stories, and contemporary women’s fiction. Its heartfelt characters, relatable struggles, and tender romance will linger long after the final page.
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These Feathered Flames by Alexandra Overy is a dark fantasy, FF romance, magic queerness, and political intrigue.
In the kingdom of Tourin, twin heirs are born under the weight of destiny. Izaveta stays at court to learn the skills needed as the future queen, while Asya is sent to train with her mysterious aunt, the Firebird, to master the ancient magic that protects the realm.
But when Asya’s magic awakens prematurely, it signals that the queen is dead and a new ruler must ascend. As the sisters navigate royal duties, dangerous secrets, and treacherous alliances, they struggle to discover who they can trust and who might betray them.
Dark, lush, and captivating, These Feathered Flames blends FF romance, sibling bonds, and epic fantasy intrigue. Fans of female/female romance, magical kingdoms, and high-stakes fantasy will be enthralled by this debut duology opener.
Hot For Her Bear by Ariel Marie is a steamy, slow-burn FF bear shifter romance full of forbidden desire, sassy humour, and supernatural passion.
Saffron Dakota has always been drawn to her best friend’s older sister, Dasha Prime. Forbidden attraction doesn’t stop her from sneaking to Dasha’s remote cabin, dressing to impress, and finding every excuse to be near her. Curiosity and longing ignite in ways neither of them can ignore.
Dasha senses her bear’s instincts stirring at Saffron’s daring advances and undeniable charm. As their connection deepens, both must navigate the tension of secrecy, supernatural powers, and the intensity of emotions they’ve tried to suppress for years.
Perfect for fans of FF romance, WLW paranormal love, bear shifter fantasies, and LGBTQ+ steamy romance, Hot For Her Bear delivers sizzling chemistry, strong queer female leads, and a passionate supernatural world readers won’t want to leave. This first book in the Montana Grizzlies series guarantees a thrilling, heart-pounding, and emotionally immersive queer romance experience.
Claimed by Her Bear by Ariel Marie is a steamy, slow-burn FF bear shifter romance packed with desire, emotional tension, and supernatural passion.
Pola Prime, a determined bear shifter, has watched her sister find her fated mate and can’t help but feel a twinge of jealousy. Deep down, she knows her own mate is out there somewhere; she just has to find her. Fate intervenes one night on the town, bringing an unexpected and thrilling encounter that changes everything.
Shekita Harper has avoided relationships after a possessive ex, determined to live freely and remain independent. But Pola’s irresistible charm, humour, and bear instincts awaken a longing Shekita never expected. As Pola carefully woos her, the tension between their hearts and pasts threatens to ignite in ways neither can resist.
Perfect for fans of FF romance, WLW paranormal love, bear shifter fantasy, and LGBTQ+ steamy romance, Claimed by Her Bear delivers sizzling chemistry, emotionally immersive queer female relationships, and a passionate supernatural world. Book two in the Montana Grizzlies series guarantees romance, suspense, and heart-pounding desire that readers won’t want to put down.
Bound to Her Bear by Ariel Marie is a steamy, slow-burn FF bear shifter romance full of desire, destiny, and supernatural tension.
Selen Rawlyn, Beta of the Brown Claw Clan, has always followed duty over desire. Tasked with securing her clan’s future through a political mate, she resigned herself to choosing from the women presented to her, but none awaken her bear. That is, until the scent of one unexpected woman changes everything.
Rose Bell, daughter of a powerful alpha, has spent her life hidden in the shadows. She’s not meant to be a prize, but the instant she meets Selen, she feels an undeniable pull. Fighting for love against tradition, contracts, and clan expectations, the tension between their hearts ignites a storm neither can resist.
Perfect for fans of FF romance, WLW paranormal love, bear shifter fantasy, and LGBTQ+ steamy romance, Bound to Her Bear delivers intense chemistry, emotionally immersive queer female relationships, and high-stakes supernatural intrigue. Book three in the Montana Grizzlies series guarantees passion, suspense, and a satisfying happily-ever-after for readers craving steamy, small-town paranormal romance.
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Our Wives Under the Sea by Julia Armfield is a haunting sapphic horror novel that blends Gothic atmosphere, psychological suspense, and queer literary fiction.
When marine biologist Leah descends on what should be a routine deep-sea expedition, her submarine sinks to the ocean floor. Months later, she returns to her wife Miri, but something inside her has irrevocably changed. She wanders their apartment, runs the taps endlessly, and carries the weight of the sea within her.
As Miri tries to reconnect with the woman she loves, she uncovers fragments of the terrifying mystery buried in the deep. The story drifts between grief, obsession, and creeping dread, where love itself may not be enough to anchor them.
A finalist for the Lambda Literary Award and hailed as one of the best, Our Wives Under the Sea is perfect for fans of sapphic horror, Gothic lesbian romance, and literary dark fiction. This eerie, poetic novel is a must-read for readers who crave atmospheric storytelling, queer representation, and an unforgettable love story tinged with the uncanny.
The Wicked Cometh by Laura Carlin is a dark and atmospheric Victorian sapphic mystery pulsing with Gothic suspense, queer romance, and historical intrigue.
In 1831 London, Hester White escapes the brutal slums only to be taken in by the aristocratic Brock family. Beneath their elegant halls lurks a sinister mystery: London’s most vulnerable are vanishing, and Hester’s curiosity, and burgeoning connection to her tutor, Rebekah Brock, draws them into a web of secrets.
As disappearances deepen, Hester and Rebekah must cross rigid class boundaries and risk everything to uncover the truth. Their investigation leads them through murky alleyways and aristocratic parlours alike, where danger and desire entwine in a deadly dance.
Perfect for fans of historical fiction, sapphic mysteries, and Gothic queer romance, The Wicked Cometh offers a richly detailed setting, complex intrigue, and a subtle lesbian love story that simmers with emotional tension. A haunting debut that lingers like a shadow long after the final page.
House of Hunger by Alexis Henderson is a sapphic Gothic horror novel dripping with dark romance, forbidden desire, and queer blood-soaked intrigue.
In a crumbling empire of aristocrats and secrets, Marion Shaw flees her life of poverty to serve in the notorious House of Hunger, where wealthy nobles feed on the lifeblood of their attendants. It is a world of candlelit corridors, masked revels, and an intoxicating power that hides cruelty beneath velvet and lace.
As Marion rises in the ranks, she falls under the dangerous spell of her alluring mistress, Countess Lisavet. Their connection burns with forbidden sapphic passion, but Marion soon discovers the terrible cost of devotion in a house built on exploitation and decay. Betrayal, hunger, and obsession intertwine as loyalty becomes a matter of life and death.
This is a must-read for lovers of sapphic Gothic romance, queer dark fantasy, LGBTQ+ historical horror, and sinister vampire-inspired thrillers. House of Hunger is lush, seductive, and terrifying. It's an unputdownable tale of desire and survival that will haunt readers long after the final page.
Carmilla by Joseph Sheridan Le Fanu is a pioneering Gothic vampire novella that predates Dracula, introducing themes of forbidden desire and supernatural allure.
Set in a secluded Austrian estate, young Laura's tranquil life is disrupted when Carmilla, a mysterious and enchanting guest, arrives following a carriage accident. Their growing bond soon reveals unsettling secrets, leading Laura into a world of dark obsession and supernatural terror.
As Carmilla's true nature emerges, Laura grapples with the blurring lines between love and fear, trust and betrayal. The novella delves into themes of desire, mortality, and the unknown, creating an atmosphere of suspense and dread.
Carmilla is a seminal work in queer Gothic fiction, offering a haunting exploration of identity and the supernatural, making it essential for fans of Gothic horror, queer literature, and classic supernatural tales
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Collateral Damage by SHASSII is a dark, sapphic erotic thriller of obsession, revenge, and dangerous desire.
When a young woman’s life is shattered by cold-blooded murder, she is left broken, grieving, and trapped with a mysterious predator who holds her captive. In the suffocating shadows of violence, grief, and vengeance, survival collides with forbidden intimacy in this intense LGBTQ+ dark romance and sapphic thriller.
Haunted by secrets, lies, and blood debts, two women become locked in a twisted dance of power, desire, and Stockholm Syndrome. One seeks truth and salvation, the other hides behind rage and vengeance, but obsession cuts both ways. As their bond deepens, danger grows, leaving only one question: will love destroy them, or will destruction become their love?
Perfect for fans of dark sapphic thrillers, taboo lesbian romance, and psychological erotic suspense, Collateral Damage dares to go where few queer stories tread. With graphic intensity, raw passion, and no promise of a happily-ever-after, this book grips readers who crave forbidden attraction, twisted psychology, and pulse-pounding LGBTQ+ dark romance. Enter if you dare! This is not your typical love story.
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