Reviews for LGBTQ books. Can include all genres of LGBTQ books.
Bitty is heading into his junior year of college and is in a relationship with Jack. But they face new challenges and must deal with a distance relationship. They also have to decide how they want to reveal their relationship to their friends, family, teammates, and the world. This was an adorable ending! I couldn’t … More Review: Check, Please! Book 2: Sticks and Scones by Ngozi Ukazu
Eric Bittle loves to skate. The former junior figure skating champion, vlogger, and amateur baker, is now a freshman on the Samwell University’s hockey team. He is terrified of being checked during a game and struggles to overcome that fear. His moody captain, Jack, is determined to push him through his fear. This was adorable!!! … More Review: Check, Please! Book 1: Hockey by Ngozi Ukazu
Betrayal is all Zephyros Martius has known. When his anger puts Marcellea Raines’ life in danger he does everything he can to save her. But the more time he spends with her the more he wants to stay. Zephyros, the Supreme God of the West Wind and Spring, has had a very rough life. Almost … More Review: West of Want by Laura Kaye
Yadriel, a trans boy, is trying to prove to his family that he is a real brujo. When he summons the ghost of bad boy Julian Diaz things quickly get complicated. Now Yadriel and Julian have to work together to find out what happened to him so they can release his ghost. I knew by … More Review: Cemetery Boys by Aiden Thomas
Fire behavior specialist Luis Rivera has been assigned to an arson investigation in Central Oregon. Unfortunately this is where he had his heart broken 20 years ago and knows that the man who broke it is still there. Tucker Ryland is nothing like the boy he remembered and is even hotter than before. It’s going … More ARC Review: Feel the Fire by Annabeth Albert
Elijah is a shy, nerdy, 22 year old who is just starting his Ph.D. at CalTech. When his best friend’s older brother, Pax, starts hanging out with him, his teenage crush comes rushing back. This was a quick and easy read. I really liked nerdy and awkward Elijah. His awkwardness and insecurities in social situations … More Review: Rocket Science by K.M. Neuhold
Smokejumper Garrett Nelson’s life changed in an instant. After being severely injured during a jump almost a year ago he is still healing. Nothing is going to stop him from getting back to his crew though. When a lost and injured dog shows up on his porch he knows he can’t capture it on its … More ARC Review: High Heat by Annabeth Albert
Just FYI this book takes place right after book two, Hearth and Home, which is why I am reading it before I read books 3 and 4. Mary Sophia James came to Gold Sky, Montana to find a husband. After her mother tries to set her up with Julian Baptiste she realizes time is running … More Review: Leather and Lace by Rebel Carter
Title: Natural Enemies Author: Roan Parrish Genre: Contemporary, LGBTQ Format: eBook Date Read: May 10, 2020 Buttoned-up botanist Stefan Albemarle has always felt like an outsider. He keeps to himself and lives for his career. Urban gardener Milo Rios is passionate about his job at the Brooklyn Botanical Garden. He spends his life beautifying the … More Review: Natural Enemies by Roan Parrish
Well, where to start with this book…first, I liked most of this book but this book also made me very angry! I am just going to break this book down by couples because that is probably the easiest to explain my feelings about the whole situation. Xcor and Layla: “Wherever I go, you shall ne’er … More Review: The Chosen by J.R. Ward
The last thing Lincoln Reid expects to see in the squad’s new recruits is Jacob Hartman, his best friend’s little brother. Linc promised his late friend that he would stay away from his brother, but that is proving harder than he thought it would be. Jacob is everything he didn’t know he needed. After reading … More ARC Review: Burn Zone by Annabeth Albert
Finally Quinn and Blay’s story!! This was an emotional book. Blay and Quinn both struggled to work through their pasts and see the changes in each other. Their love for each other has slowly morphed into anger and it takes a lot to work through that. They fought, they loved, and they became stronger for … More Review: Lover at Last by J.R. Ward
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