Find your next sapphic read
A main character who doesn’t like people and prefers her own company. Often lives in remote places or rarely ventures out into public.
Must Love Silence by Lucy Bexley is a contemporary, workplace romance filled with witty one-liners alongside difficult, real-life challenges. Reese Walker is a reclusive, audiobook narrator who hates people and
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A Little Light Mischief by Cat Sebastian is a short and heartwarming historical romance novella set in early 19th century London. It is the fourth book in Sebastian’s Turner series
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Sweet Creek by Lee Lynch is a moving small-town drama where four women learn that you can’t outrun your past. Chick and Donnie run Natural Woman Foods, a café and
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The Vampire’s Prey by Esther J Autumn is a paranormal romance. Rhea loves the thrill of the adrenaline rush, as she robs houses and makes off with dazzling riches. Usually,
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The Outside by Ada Hoffmann is an exhilarating and mind-altering space opera that mechanizes theology and explores the mysteries and horrors lurking outside our known universe. Artificial Intelligences have become
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Hayefield Manor by Jody Klaire is an engaging mystery with a compelling romantic subplot about two exceptionally rare characters. They are thrown together through circumstance, but it seems love may
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Can you imagine never hearing a bird’s song again? The absence that would lay just under the surface of the everyday clatters of civilization. When would that silence become too
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Treasured by Poppy Woods is a captivating enemies to lovers fantasy novel that features majestic dragons and a headstrong and gorgeous princess who is willing to break away from her
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For Your Eyes Only by Julie Cannon is a novella, written primarily in first person, about someone who thinks she has everything. But an encounter at her best friend’s birthday
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The Taking by Celeste Castro is a fantasy/paranormal romance. In a far-off realm live the Heathers, a powerful yet mostly peaceful race of Fae. However, this was not always so.
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