At the beginning of the year, I made a blog post about upcoming queer sci-fi/fantasy books I was excited for, but I only included books set to release in the first half the year. I figured there'd be more I'd learn about later in the year, and what a shame that they wouldn't get to be on lists since they just weren't announced yet. So here we are, Part 2! Once again, there are so many books I...
The Hepatica Spring is a quick, cute visual novel about finding love and happiness, whether through romance or friendship, during the Midsummer festival. You play as the owner of a hotel in a fantasy land, but when you and your friends discover political machinations afoot, you'll have to stop them, and you just might grow closer in the...
When Laurence is kidnapped and threatened, Quentin is willing to fly across the world, step out of his comfort zone, and do whatever it takes to save him. But their opponents are powerful with their own psychic abilities and magic, and both Laurence and Quentin will be pushed to their...
Nick and his friends are attacked on the night of graduation from sorcery school, so they spend the next ten years trying to find and defeat the bad guy. Their professor, Byron, was made a vampire that night and has since been abandoned, told to keep watch in Austria. When Nick and friends stumble upon him, Nick and Byron are drawn to each other, and their connection might be what they both...
Freddy wants to figure out the truth behind his mother's death and thinks Quentin's claims that their father killed her could be right, so he heads to the US to talk to Quentin and Laurence and finds some love of his own. This book shows the events of Book 2 from Freddy's...
Tom is going to commit suicide one night, his depression and empath ability too much to deal with, but he's rescued by Theo, and there's an immediate spark between them. Unbeknownst to Tom, Theo is a selkie, and he's also currently in a (failing) relationship that he needs to end before being with someone else, which adds a bit of...
Quentin's father wants him to come home, and with the help of magic, he's not only found Quentin but also a way to potentially force his hand in the matter. But Laurence has realized he can do magic too, and taking down Quentin's father is all the motivation he needs to start...
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Some of the big bads have been rooted out, and some changes have been made, but there is still a lot about fae society that needs fixing, and that's a lot of pressure for two teens who are also dealing with their own trauma. But as they continue to try, they learn more truths about fae and witches that make their mission even more...
Nathan has always had the ability to hear and see things others didn't and to know things he couldn't know, and now his father has angrily sent him to live away from his family at their summer home. While there, Nathan befriends one of the servants and falls for the new groundskeeper, Peter, and with their support, he feels like his future might not be so hopeless after...
Laurence and Quentin are figuring out their new relationship, Quentin is working on staying in control of his powers and emotions, and Laurence still has his job as a florist. But when a new psychic with mind control abilities shows up, Laurence and Quentin try to figure out what his motives and plans are, fearing they may not be entirely...
