Reviews for LGBTQ books. Can include all genres of LGBTQ books.
Tamzir Jaarn, aka Seeker, has been paying the price for risking an illicit holiday on an forbidden planet. His ride off world never showed up and now he has been stranded on Earth for a year. But when he meets some cool humans online and is invited to the biggest space-themed convention, he decides to … More ARC Review: I think I’m in Love with an Alien by Ann Aguirre
Sonya Vassilieva is Russia’s biggest hope at winning a gold medal at the Olympics. When a mistake destroys that dream, she questions everything in her life including her love for fellow gymnast Arina Sokolova. This book may be short but it takes place over two years with it jumping between past and present. Sonya is … More Review: Leap to Love by Johana Gavez
This volume contains episodes 1-36 of the Webtoon comic and includes a bonus story not found on Webtoon that features Sal and Hana. Emile is a rookie in the battle skating competition, which is a sport that combines figure skating and martial arts. Just as he is gearing up for his next duel, there is … More ARC Review: Blades of Furry, Volume 1 by Emily Erdos and Deya Muniz
As the heir of the Maryno family dynasty, Toni grew up with clear expectations of who he was supposed to be but he didn’t want to be that person. Growing up as a constant disappointment was rough and now he has distanced himself from his family and living his true life. He’s proud of the … More Review: Gratification in Gluttony by Nik Knight
After reading and enjoying O’Neill’s previous books, I instantly checked this out when I saw they had a new release. This story is about a novice ranger who has been tasked with protecting their village. Rowan’s eagerness to prove themselves leads to his pegasus, Kes, getting injured and Rowan questioning if they will be able … More Review: A Song for You & I by K. O’Neill
“You’re the buttered toast to my jammy.” Recent graduate Oliver Barnes is desperate to find a job. He’s two months behind on rent and decides to apply for jobs in the Greed district of Hell’s Pentagram. When he misses the train, and the job interview, he stumbles upon a strange little coffee shop in Purgatory … More Review: Passing Through Purgatory by Nik Knight
Jude Sullivan has one more chance to prove he isn’t a danger to the paranormal community. He is being sent to Mercy South, Colorado to stop a creature that is mutilating cows and scaring the locals. If he fails to stop it his magic will be stripped, making him human again. What he doesn’t expect … More Review: The Witch’s Familiar by T. J. Nichols
This was a wonderful story. This takes place at the Porta Bella Magiculinary Academy that teaches students how to create meals with magic and its a very exclusive academy. We have Basil who is at the school on a scholarship that requires getting top student in exams at least twice to have tuition covered and … More Review: Basil and Oregano by Melissa Capriglione
Leland has retired from being a hitman and has joined Jackson in the PI business. While he has been enjoying the simple life, his past has caught up with him when a copycat Sandman arrives in town. Now he has to investigate the murder and find out who is behind the hit. Like the first … More Review: The Hitman’s Guide to Staying Alive Despite Past Mistakes by Alice Winters
Joy makes a deal with a demon to help kill the man who ruined her life. Malachi needs a deal with a human so he can remain in the mortal realm. This seems like the perfect match for both of them, but neither expected their feelings to come into play when they initially made the … More Review: Sweet Vengeance by Viano Oniomoh
I attempted to read this book last year but I was not in the right frame of mind for an over-the-top story like this. I am glad I gave this book a second chance though because while some of my previous issues are still valid, I actually enjoyed this book and couple this time. Jackson … More Review: The Hitman’s Guide to Making Friends and Finding Love by Alice Winters
I will admit, I was a little apprehensive about starting this book because I couldn’t see these two getting over their anger at each other to be in a relationship. But, I should know by now to trust Mayne because she really made these two work perfectly together and made one hell of a story. … More Review: False Comeback by Lily Mayne
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