A Bánh Mì for Two, by Trinity Nguyen, is an adorable sapphic YA, set in Vietnam. Two foodies, Vietnamese-American Vivi…
I got Commencement, by J. Courtney Sullivan, in a mystery book purchase. I was able to see a little description…
After the end of The Mimicking of Known Successes, Mossa and Pleiti discover another strange disappearance to solve in The…
I originally noped out of the first scenes of The Kaiju Preservation Society, because they were about a shady startup…
Even Though I Knew The End, by C. L. Polk, is a sapphic romance and a supernatural thriller, all with…
Legends & Lattes, by Travis Baldree, is a sweet and gentle story about what happens after your orc heroine kills…
Every Body Shines: Sixteen Stories About Living Fabulously Fat, is edited by Cassandra Newbould, with a intro by Aubrey Gordon…
The Mimicking of Known Successes, by Malka Older, was the kind of book where I wanted to read faster to…
In Unnecessary Enemies: Finding a Place for Mayson, by Dawnn B. Sommerville, Mayson knows he's different from other boys and…
Flight Patterns, the new novel by Jana Williams, is a story of women pilots training in Texas to join the…
In Last Tang Standing, by Lauren Ho, Andrea's in her thirties, and she's just split up with her long-term boyfriend.…
I've been on the library waitlist for Malinda Lo's Last Night at the Telegraph Club for ages, and finally got…
The City Beautiful, by Aden Polydoros, is a queer, Jewish historical fantasy. In this world, the question isn't about whether…
At the beginning of The Very Nice Box, by Eve Gleichman and Laura Blackett, Ava, feels a bit like The…
In Jesse Q. Sutanto's upcoming novel "Dial A For Aunties", Meddy's well-meaning aunties, their surprising resources in a crisis, and…
Knit, Purl, A Baby and A Girl, by Hettie Bell, is a charming queer romance novel, about a knitting club…
In The Five Acts of Diego Leon, Leon was born in a small Mexican town, but quickly makes his way…
The Paying Guests was on my library requests list so long that I forgot who recommended it or why, so…
The Wolf on Lowre Few Lane is a middle-grades adventure that begins in a small Irish town, and takes readers…
I read Vox, by Christina Dalcher, in one sitting, because the first 98% of this book was just so amazing. In…
Went to a reading/signing the other night. Mackenzi Lee: Sometimes people on Tumblr would ask if #gentlemansguidetoviceandvirtue was another tragic…
When The Gentleman’s Guide to Vice and Virtue opens, wealthy dilettante Henry Montague and his best friend Percy are setting off…
Queerly Loving is a new collection of queer, genderqueer and/or polyamorous stories. No tragic love stories here, no building up…