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Hayes is struggling through life as a film maker when he's brought to a remote lab, told about a machine that can predict the future, and shown footage of himself creating the machine in an alternate reality. But this is also where he falls in love with Yusuf, and when Yusuf's life is put in danger, Hayes will have to decide how much he's willing to sacrifice to save him as they flee to other...
I'm back with more SFF Christmas book recommendations! Earlier this time, in case people need them for readathons or are already feeling the holiday spirit. Also queerer! My other posts, which I'll link to below, have lots of queer books too, so check those out if you're looking for more, but I decided this time I wanted them all to be queer. They're all m/m, but I went with a broader title so...
Elijah has spent his whole life on a small space colony and wants to explore the galaxy, so he stows away on a visiting ship and makes a deal with the captain: he'll help around the ship and sleep with the captain in exchange for staying. But the longer he stays, the stronger his feelings get, and he doesn't know if the captain feels the...
Tao is a necromancer, and when they realize another necromancer is in the city and reanimating the dead, they know they have to put a stop to it. But meeting a cute, sweet guy is a distraction... or maybe the key to stopping the...
Ashe and Katsu have been part of the same group of traveling mercenaries for a while, but Ashe still can't seem to catch the medic's attention. Getting nearly eaten by a dragon and trapped in a cave together turns out to be the start of things between them, as well as more trouble and...
I have to preface this by saying I'm not criticizing other reviewers. Everyone is allowed to have their own opinion and to dislike a book for any reason! But it's things I've seen in reviews that got me thinking about this topic. This year, I've noticed a few of the books I loved got some negative reviews that complained about the plot being slow, or the plot being simple and not having much...
When twins A'bbni and Shi'chen get accused of taking part in a rebellion to overthrow their cousin and take the throne themselves, they have to flee. But upon realizing how justified the rebellion is, they do set out to stop their cousin, with the help of some new allies, including a half-elf both twins have become close to in different...
Tony, high school track star, is secretly crushing on Eli, the "weird" kid who is always missing school because of an autoimmune disorder. But ghosts, werewolves, bullies, stale friendships, disabilities, neglectful parents, and the struggles of being a teen will either bring these two together or pull them...
When Mackie is twelve, he goes into the magical forest and brings back a boy he names Blue, and suddenly everyone else knows Blue as if he's always been there. Years later, when the boys come home from college, something changes, and the forest wants Blue back, but Mackie will fight to keep...
Oliver has been crushing on Paranormal Society coworker Felipe for a while, and just when he finally gets the courage to ask him to dinner, he finds the man dead. But Oliver is a necromancer and accidentally reanimates him, agreeing to keep him undead for a week while they solve the case, though their growing feelings may complicate...
