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Save:Wild, witty, and totally original - Gideon the Ninth is a madcap gothic romp that's part murder mystery, part bone-crunching battle, and wholly unlike anything else. Confusing at times, but completely unforgettable. If you love chaotic queer characters and a story that keeps you guessing (and laughing), it’s a must-try!
Gideon the Ninth is a fantasy sci-fi novel about lesbian necromancers entangled in a Battle Royale cum murder mystery in a haunted mansion in space. The book follows the irrepressibly snarky goth jock lead, Gideon, through action sequences that could rival the best of shounen anime. Despite a hand-wavy world-building at times, the extremely metal plot turns and great ending keep readers hooked. The storytelling style is described as a new level of reading, encouraging readers to give it a try, especially through the audio version for better comprehension.
IN THE MYRIADIC YEAR OF OURLORD—the ten thousandth year of the King Undying, the kindly Prince of Death!—Gideon Nav packed her sword, her shoes, and her dirty magazines, and she escaped from the House...September 2019•496 pages - #2
Save:A charming sapphic romcom loaded with banter, chemistry, and fake dating fun. If you want breezy, heartwarming queer romance (with spice) that doesn’t dwell on coming out angst, this one’s written in your stars - just don’t expect it to reinvent the wheel.
'Written in the Stars' by Alexandria Bellefleur is a contemporary F/F romance novel that follows the story of Darcy and Elle, two women who agree to fake a relationship to ward off unwanted matchmaking attempts from their families. The book explores their journey from a fake relationship to developing real feelings for each other, despite their contrasting personalities and initial misunderstandings. The plot revolves around their evolving relationship, struggles with past heartbreaks, and the challenges they face as they navigate their growing emotions.
The writing style of 'Written in the Stars' is described as easy to follow, relaxed, and relatable by readers. The book features well-written dialogue that captures the distinct personalities of the main characters, Darcy and Elle. The story includes fun and insightful situations, such as an Escape Room double date and Thanksgiving dinner, that provide further depth to the characters and their relationship dynamics.
There was only so much chafing a girl could handle, and Elle Jones had reached her limit. Dodging strollers in front of Macy’s splashy holiday window displays and hustling to make it to the restaurant...November 2020•384 pages - #3
Save:A tender, thoughtful sapphic historical romance that’s as much about women’s ambitions and creative passions as it is about falling in love. Quietly revolutionary, a great pick for fans of feminist fiction and slow-build romances.
In 'The Lady's Guide to Celestial Mechanics' by Olivia Waite, readers are taken on a journey through Regency England where a young astronomer, Lucy, falls for the wealthy widowed countess, Catherine. Together, they learn to trust each other, pursue science, and advocate for women's rights. The book delves into themes of love, friendship, feminism, and the struggles faced by women in male-dominated fields, all while exploring a tender and genuine romance between the two main characters.
Miss Priscilla Carmichael made a lovely bride. Her dress of champagne satin caught all the light and haloed her, making her blond curls gleam and her eyes look as blue as a summer sky. The Honorable H...June 2019•360 pages - #4
Save:An ambitious, inclusive, and gorgeously built standalone epic - if you love immersive fantasy and don’t mind a slow start, it’s a must-read. Think “Game of Thrones” meets sapphic fairytale - with a side of dragons.
'The Priory of the Orange Tree' by Samantha Shannon is an immersive and expansive high fantasy novel that presents a world where women of diverse backgrounds take center stage, breaking away from traditional tropes. The book delves into a world without sexism, homophobia, and racism, while exploring themes of religious intolerance, political intrigue, and the balance of power. The story follows multiple characters as they navigate conflicting political currents and eventually unite to confront an ancient evil threatening their world.
The book offers a feminist reboot of Arthurian legend with LGBTQ representation and a focus on strong female characters. Despite some pacing issues and slow world-building, the novel weaves together a complex narrative with dragons, magic, and diverse cultures, creating a unique and engaging fantasy world that challenges traditional fantasy norms.
Every morning she kept the same routine. To be predictable was to be safe. First she went to the Master of the Posts, who confirmed he had no letters for her. Then she went to the gates and gazed out...February 2019•848 pages - #5
Save:A delightfully inclusive, feel-good Regency romance that celebrates love, found family, and being unapologetically yourself. Great for readers seeking joyful, diverse historical romance - maybe less so for anyone after a more traditional or high-stakes period drama.
The Perks of Loving a Wallflower by Erica Ridley is a regency romance novel that focuses on the characters Tommy and Philippa from the Wild Wynchesters series. The book delves into the complexities of their relationship, showcasing their communication, respect, and the challenges they face together. The story is filled with romance, mysteries to be solved, and moments of adventure and intrigue, all set against a backdrop of familial love and acceptance within the Wynchester family. The writing style blends romance with elements of disguise-based antics, delivering an engaging and enjoyable read that keeps readers enthralled from beginning to end.
Tommy Wynchester strolled off one of the many boats docked at Billingsgate and melted into the marketplace. The smell of the water permeated the crisp air, as did the cacophony of voices, punctuated b...October 2021•375 pages - #6
Save:A charming, fast-paced FF historical romance with lovable leads, a touch of adventure, and a happy ending - ideal if you want your heart warmed in just a few sittings.
A Little Light Mischief by Cat Sebastian is an F F novella in the Turner Series, focusing on the characters Molly Wilkins and Alice Stapleton. Molly, a former thief turned lady's maid, and Alice, a disowned gentlewoman working as a companion, find themselves plotting to fix past wrongs and secure a future for themselves. The novella explores their character development, blossoming relationship, and the empowerment they gain from each other's company, culminating in a sweet and satisfying ending.
Most lady’s maids Alice had met were either French or at least pretended to be French; failing that, they were Englishwomen of the austere, rail-thin variety. Molly Wilkins was neither, and Alice didn...September 2019•144 pages - #7
Save:A quirky, heartfelt, queer romance wrapped up in a magical New York City adventure - with lovable characters, madcap hijinks, and sweet found family feels. If you vibe with ‘slow burn but make it weird and wonderful,’ hop aboard!
One Last Stop by Casey McQuiston is a queer romance novel with a unique twist of time travel. The story follows August, a millennial college student, who meets Jane, a mysterious girl stuck in time since the 1970s. August embarks on a journey to help Jane figure out her past and find a way to bring her back to her own time. The book is praised for its diverse cast of characters, inclusive representation, and engaging writing style that seamlessly blends romance with elements of science fiction.
That’s the first thing the guy with the tattoos says when August settles onto the rubbed-off center cushion of the brown leather couch—a flaking hand-me-down number that’s been a recurring character t...June 2021•454 pages - #8
Save:A heartwarming, character-focused holiday swap story that leans more women's fiction than rom-com. Expect cozy vibes, diverse representation, and some lovely moments of self-acceptance - with just a dash of romance sprinkled in.
I'll Be Gone for Christmas by Georgia K. Boone is a cozy tale centered on self-discovery and found family during the holiday season. The story follows twin sisters, Bee and Clover, who swap homes for Christmas to escape their stressful lives. While Bee seeks inspiration by trading the bustling San Francisco city for a farm in Ohio, Clover aims to find her identity after a tough year.
The writing style is engaging and heartwarming, effectively capturing the dynamics of Bee and Clover's journeys. The characters are well-crafted, showcasing depth and relatability as they navigate their experiences. The dual perspectives add richness to the narrative, though some romantic developments feel rushed. This book combines holiday cheer with themes of acceptance and personal growth, making it a delightful read for the season.
October 2024 - #9
Save:Bold, raw, and full of surprises, The Space Between Worlds is a standout sci-fi adventure that doubles as a meditation on who gets to survive and belong. Buckle up for mind-bending twists and heartfelt moments - perfect for fans who want their sci-fi with brains, heart, and bite.
'The Space Between Worlds' by Micaiah Johnson is a sci-fi novel set in a world where traversers like Cara can jump between parallel universes as long as their doppelgangers are deceased in that world. Cara, a protagonist with a complicated past, is hired to collect information from different worlds. However, when she uncovers unsettling truths, she begins to question her role and the organization she works for. The book explores themes of choices, luck, and the impact of different realities on a person's life, all wrapped in a fast-paced plot with complex characters and a unique world-building concept.
The writing style of 'The Space Between Worlds' is praised for its precision and craft in world-building, creating a stunning and immersive multiverse. The novel delves into the intricacies of parallel worlds, relationships, social commentary, and character development, offering a fresh take on the concept of multiple realities and the complexities of human existence across different dimensions.
WHEN I WAS young and multiverse was just a theory, I was worthless: the brown girl-child of an addict in one of those wards outside the walls of Wiley City that people don’t get out of or go to. But t...August 2020•333 pages - #10
Save:This is a dark, emotional rollercoaster of an F/F bully romance with explosive chemistry and lots of angst - perfect for lovers of intense, complicated love stories, but not recommended if you want fluff or are sensitive to bullying themes.
Tryst Six Venom by Penelope Douglas is a high school bully romance that delves into the intense and complex interactions between the main characters, Liv and Clay. The book explores themes of inequality, self-acceptance, and forbidden love, as the two protagonists navigate a tumultuous relationship filled with passion, angst, and raw emotions. The writing style is described as unapologetic, immersive, and intense, with erotic and heart-pounding scenes that capture the readers' attention.
A comfortable breeze blows through the palms lining Augustine Avenue, grazing my bare legs in my jean shorts as the potted pink lantanas hang on the street lamps lining the road and fill the air with...June 2021•588 pages
