Books matching: sapphic romance
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Save:One Last Stop by Casey McQuiston is a queer romance novel with a unique twist of time travel. The story follows August, a millennial college student, who meets Jane, a mysterious girl stuck in time since the 1970s. August embarks on a journey to help Jane figure out her past and find a way to bring her back to her own time. The book is praised for its diverse cast of characters, inclusive representation, and engaging writing style that seamlessly blends romance with elements of science fiction.
That’s the first thing the guy with the tattoos says when August settles onto the rubbed-off center cushion of the brown leather couch—a flaking hand-me-down number that’s been a recurring character t... - #2
Save:Her Royal Highness by Rachel Hawkins is a charming young adult novel that follows the story of Texan Millie Quint who finds herself in a Scottish boarding school, rooming with the rebellious Princess Flora. The book explores themes of friendship, romance, and self-discovery as the two girls navigate their differences and unexpected feelings for each other. The writing style is described as sweet, funny, and effortlessly charming, with a light-hearted tone that makes it easy to get lost in the romantic escapades of the characters.
Grinning, I take the letter out of Jude’s hands, leaning back on the nest of sleeping bags and pillows we’ve built inside the little orange tent I’ve set up in the backyard. The sun set about an hour ... - #3
Save:A Little Light Mischief by Cat Sebastian is an F F novella in the Turner Series, focusing on the characters Molly Wilkins and Alice Stapleton. Molly, a former thief turned lady's maid, and Alice, a disowned gentlewoman working as a companion, find themselves plotting to fix past wrongs and secure a future for themselves. The novella explores their character development, blossoming relationship, and the empowerment they gain from each other's company, culminating in a sweet and satisfying ending.
Most lady’s maids Alice had met were either French or at least pretended to be French; failing that, they were Englishwomen of the austere, rail-thin variety. Molly Wilkins was neither, and Alice didn... - #4
Save:In the Vanishers? Palace by Aliette de Bodard is a Beauty and the Beast retelling set in an alternate world with a Vietnamese cultural backdrop. The story follows Y n, who is traded to Vu C n, a dragon, to pay off her mother's debt. Initially fearing for her life, Y n discovers she is tasked with teaching the dragon's children in a palace filled with secrets and danger. The novella combines elements of science fiction, fantasy, and romance, challenging traditional genre boundaries. The book explores themes of inclusivity, nonbinary representation, and the complexities of relationships in a unique and thought-provoking manner.
To Yên and Mother, Oanh should have been one patient out of many, another risk of infection and loss. And Heaven knew they lost so many of the sick, in the days after the breaking of the world, when m... - #5
Save:Crier's War by Nina Varela is a captivating tale set in a world where Automae, a machine-human hybrid, have enslaved humans. The story follows Crier, an Automae princess, and Ayla, a human servant, as they navigate their growing feelings for each other amidst societal divides and impending war. The book is praised for its fast-paced plot, intricate world-building, and the enemies-to-lovers romance between Crier and Ayla, making it a compelling read that delves into themes of love, revenge, and revolution.
When she was newbuilt and still fragile, and her fresh-woven skin was soft and shiny from creation, Crier’s father told her, “Always check their eyes. That’s how you can tell if a creature is human. I... - #6
Save:'Girls of Paper and Fire' by Natasha Ngan is a dark fantasy novel set in the world of Ikhara, where a caste system divides society into three groups: Paper, Steel, and Moon. The story follows Lei, a member of the oppressed Paper caste, who is taken to become a concubine to the Demon King. As Lei navigates her dangerous new reality, she forms deep relationships with other Paper girls and faces forbidden love, intense violence, and the struggle for freedom. The book explores themes of oppression, female empowerment, and the complexities of relationships in a vividly imagined world filled with intricate world-building and a compelling plot.
OUR SHOP IS BUSY THIS MORNING. Not even noon yet and it’s already packed with customers, the room bright with chatter, Tien’s brusque voice cutting through the thick summer air. Sunlight streams in th... - #7
Save:The Dark Wife by Sarah Diemer is a sapphic retelling of the Hades and Persephone myth set in ancient Greece. The story follows Persephone as she meets Hades, a goddess, and their relationship develops amidst struggles and challenges. The book is praised for its unique take on the classic myth, with Hades portrayed as a woman, and for its emotional depth and poetic writing style that draws readers into the story.
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Save:Delilah Green Doesn't Care by Ashley Herring Blake follows the story of Delilah returning to her hometown to photograph her stepsister Astrid's wedding, where she finds herself entangled in family drama but drawn to Claire, one of Astrid's bridesmaids. The book delves into themes of love, friendship, and self-discovery, portraying complex characters dealing with past traumas and exploring their identities. The narrative is filled with humor, romance, and emotional depth, capturing the dynamics between the characters in a small town setting.
DELILAH’S EYES FLIPPED open at the buzz on the nightstand. She blinked the unfamiliar room into focus, once . . . twice. It had to be at least two in the morning, maybe later. She fumbled for her phon... - #9
Save:Poppy Jenkins is a joyful story of love, intrigue, passion, and mysterious meanderings through a tiny mid Wales village where Clare Ashton charmingly depicts the spectacular Welsh landscape, creating a scene that feels like an invitation to 'Visit Wales'. The book follows the rekindled connection between Poppy and her old friend Rosalyn Thorn, delving into themes of love, misunderstandings, and the complexities of small-town living. Ashton's writing style intricately weaves together past and present, creating a multi-layered odyssey that alternates between heartwarming moments and existential reflections, all set against the backdrop of a quaint village filled with lovable characters like Pip and other townsfolk.
Poppy Jenkinshad been thinking just that morning how well life was turning out.Not perfect by most people’s standards, but Poppy wasn’t mostpeople. A riverside walk on a sunny morning, glittering with... - #10
Save:The Midnight Lie by Marie Rutkoski is a fantasy novel set in a world where the protagonist, Nirrim, navigates a life within the confines of the Ward, a place where the lowest class is restricted within a wall. Raised by Raven, Nirrim's life takes a turn when she encounters Sid, a traveler, leading to a series of events that challenge her perspective and the world around her. The writing style is described as mesmerizing, with vivid descriptions that bring the magical island setting to life, creating an engaging and mysterious atmosphere that captivates readers.
THERE WERE WARNING SIGNS in the Ward that day that anyone could have seen. The children must have seen the danger in their own games, in the crescent moons, roughly cut from tin, that they strung from...
