![Book Review: Thirsty by Lucy Lehane [Audiobook]](https://metaphorsandmoonlight.com/wp-content/uploads/Book-Review-Thirsty-by-Lucy-Lehane-255x255.jpg)
Charlie is an advice columnist with an increasing number of questions about supernaturals, so when he runs into an old vampire acquaintance, he makes a deal to learn more, under the pretense that it's for his thesis. Lorenzo only agrees because he sees an opportunity for revenge on Charlie for ruining his past relationship. But as they spend more time together, they start falling for each...
Spain, 1980, Alex gets injured during a protest and is rescued by a man named Jago. They hit it off, and Jago turns out to be a big help with the show Alex and his friends are creating, but there's something strange about him, and even more strange things start happening after he shows up in their...
I promised this post a few months ago, and here I am, finally delivering! Honestly, it's just a list of books I've enjoyed that happen to have nonbinary characters. In some of these, it's really discussed and a big part of things, in others it's very casual and maybe just mentioned offhandedly or implied. (In real life, they/them pronouns do not automatically mean someone is nonbinary, but for...
Lovingly Evil is a dating sim (with some non-romance endings too) about attending an evil villain conference. Mingle with other villains, attend presentations, play some mini games, and maybe find a new friend or romance...
Growing up in poverty with family who constantly put him down, Tadek didn't have the best childhood. Until one day a princess noticed him, and her kindness changed everything. She's gone though, and Tadek has carried his grief alone all this time, but it might be time for someone else to...
It's the second half of the year, and that means it's time to talk about more queer sci-fi/fantasy books I'm excited for! There's never a shortage of great sounding books coming out, is there? At least, these all sound great to me, and hopefully you'll still find something you're excited for too! (A few might already have released recently, but that's ok, just means we get to read them...
![Book Review: Reclaimed (The World of Reforged Book 3) by Seth Haddon [Audiobook]](https://metaphorsandmoonlight.com/wp-content/uploads/Book-Review-Reclaimed-The-World-of-Reforged-Book-3-by-Seth-Haddon-255x255.jpg)
Saba, a scholar researching the astral sea, has been arrested and accused of murder after his device caused the death of many people, including a foreign politician. When someone from the foreign country comes to take Saba and investigate, he starts to believe Saba might be innocent, and they work together to uncover the...
![Book Review: The Hymn to Dionysus by Natasha Pulley [Audiobook]](https://metaphorsandmoonlight.com/wp-content/uploads/Book-Review-The-Hymn-to-Dionysus-by-Natasha-Pulley-255x255.jpg)
Phaidros is a knight in Ancient Thebes who's been tasked with finding the queen's runaway son, but weird things are happening. As a child, Phaidros once saved a strange, magical baby from a fire, and as a young adult, he didn't save a strange, magical boy on a ship, and now a captivating stranger has shown up in the city, everyone is losing themselves to madness, and Phaidros thinks his past has...
![Book Review: The Sun Blessed Prince (A Tale of Two Crowns Book 1) by Lindsey Byrd [Audiobook]](https://metaphorsandmoonlight.com/wp-content/uploads/Book-Review-The-Sun-Blessed-Prince-A-Tale-of-Two-Crowns-Book-1-by-Lindsey-Byrd-255x255.jpg)
Prince Elician can heal with a touch, Cat can kill with a touch, and neither can be killed. When Cat tries to assassinate Elician in the midst of a war between their two countries, Elician decides to give Cat a chance at a better life in his country. The two grow fond of each other on their journey, but there are bigger problems brewing than they...
![Book Review: Go Luck Yourself (Royals and Romance Book 2) by Sara Raasch [Audiobook]](https://metaphorsandmoonlight.com/wp-content/uploads/Book-Review-Go-Luck-Yourself-Royals-and-Romance-Book-2-by-Sara-Raasch-v2-255x255.jpg)
When Christmas discovers St. Patrick's Day is stealing joy from them, Kris (the spare prince) goes to find proof, under the guise of apologizing to his newfound nemesis, the prince of St. Patrick's Day. Kris can't stand the guy... but the more he gets to know him, the harder it becomes to deny his feelings and to resist the pull to do something for himself for...
