Sunburn is set in a small Irish village in the early 1990s, follows Lucy, a teenage girl who feels out of place in her conservative community. During one intense summer, she falls deeply in love with her friend Susannah. As their relationship grows from curiosity into an all-consuming secret romance, Lucy struggles with identity, religious expectations, and fear of rejection. Torn between societal pressure and her true self, she’s forced to make difficult choices about love, future, and belonging.

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↳ This story contains content that might be troubling for some readers, including, but not limited to depictions of:

• Homophobia & Internalized Homophobia
  
  

• Religious Guilt & Shame
  
  

• Social Isolation
  
  

• Toxic and Intense Relationship Dynamics
  
  

• Familial Pressure 

You'll Never Forget Me follows struggling actress Dimple Kapoor, who accidentally kills her successful rival at a Hollywood party—and decides to use the opportunity to take over her life and career. However, a witness has evidence of the crime, and a sharp private investigator, Saffi Mirai Iyer, is hired to uncover the truth. As Dimple tries to cover her tracks, she becomes entangled in a tense cat-and-mouse game with Saffi—one complicated by growing attraction and obsession between them.

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• Murder, Death, and Violence
  
  

• Manipulation
  
  

• Obsession& Unhealthy Relationships
  
  

• Moral Ambiguity
  
  

• Stalking

• Substance Use

The Girl Who Bit Me is about two ancient vampires — Aster Castelmar and Sylvia Maroven — who have been inseparable friends for over six centuries. Now living in modern New York City and struggling with mundane obstacles like rent, they hatch a mischievous get-rich scheme together. But when Sylvia bites Aster as a playful act, it awakens a deeper connection neither of them expected, forcing them to confront long-buried feelings and the nature of their bond.

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• Violence & Bloodplay
  
  

• Abuse & Mental Trauma
  
  

• Queerphobia & Discrimination

Red, White & Royal Blue is a charming queer romance that blends political drama with fairytale sheen. It follows Alex Claremont-Diaz, the passionate and sharp-witted First Son of the United States, whose long-standing rivalry with Prince Henry of Wales erupts into an unexpected bond after a public incident forces them into a staged friendship. 

As Alex navigates the pressures of political legacy and self-discovery, and Henry wrestles with duty, grief, and the constraints of royal expectation, their relationship grows into something tender, transformative, and profoundly hopeful. The story explores themes of identity, public versus private self, and the courage it takes to choose love in the face of scrutiny, all delivered with wit, heart, and a dash of modern fairytale romance.

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↳ This story contains content that might be troubling for some readers, including, but not limited to depictions of:

• Homophobia & Internalized Homophobia
  
  

• Public Outing of a Queer Character
  
  

• Family Pressure & Emotional Repression
  
  

• Death of a Parent & Grief
  
  

• Political Hostility & Media Harassment
  
  

• Mild Sexual Content 

• Alcohol use

A Dowry of Blood is a poetic and darkly atmospheric retelling of the vampire myth. It follows Mirabel, a woman transformed into a vampire centuries ago, as she reflects on her immortal life filled with love, loss, and violence. The story explores themes of freedom, identity, and the cost of eternal life, all woven with lush, lyrical prose and gothic romance.

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• Violence & Gore
  
  

• Sexual Content
  
  

• Death & Loss
  
  

• Emotional Abuse
  
  

• Themes of Captivity & Control

An Education in Malice is a dark academia gothic romance that reimagines the classic Carmilla tale as it follows the story of a young woman navigating the complexities of trust, deception, and the darker sides of human nature. As she encounters unsettling truths and challenges, she must confront her own understanding of morality and survival.

Set in a 1960s Massachusetts women's college, the narrative follows Laura and Carmilla, two academic rivals entangled in a complex relationship with their enigmatic poetry professor, Evelyn De Lafontaine. As their rivalry intensifies, they are drawn into a world of dark secrets, obsession, and vampiric transformation. The novel delves into psychological tension and emotional conflict, exploring how far people will go when pushed by malice and circumstance.

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↳ This story contains content that might be troubling for some readers, including, but not limited to depictions of:

• Psychological Manipulation
  
  

• Emotional Abuse
  
  

• Violence

Genres

↳ Historical Fiction, Romance,  Drama, Literary Fiction, and Lgbt+

Size

↳ 1.7 MB

The Song of Achilles is a reimagining of the Iliad, told from the perspective of Patroclus, a young exiled prince. The novel chronicles his deepening bond with Achilles, the famed Greek hero, as they navigate love, war, and destiny during the Trojan War. Miller's lyrical prose brings to life the complexities of their relationship, set against the backdrop of ancient Greek mythology.

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↳ This story contains content that might be troubling for some readers, including, but not limited to depictions of:

• Death, Murder, and Torture
  
  

• Rape, Sexual Violence, and Rape Culture
  
  

• Child Abuse & Neglect
  
  

• Self-harm
  
  

• Gore
  
  

• Kidnapping
  
  

• Animal Death
  
  

• War & Military Violence
  
  

• Slavery & Human Trafficking
  
  

• Grief & Trauma

• Homophobia, Transphobia, and Sexism

Set nearly 7,000 days after the world has ended, Radio Apocalypse follows two young women—Lota and Rachel—who believe they are the last people alive. Lota has been broadcasting a radio show, sharing her daily life and thoughts in hopes of connecting with anyone else who might be out there. Rachel, living alone in her family's former laboratory, stumbles upon Lota's broadcast and realizes she isn't alone. Determined to find Lota, Rachel embarks on a perilous journey across a desolate, monster-infested landscape. The novel explores themes of loneliness, survival, and the blossoming of a deep connection between the two women.

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↳ This story contains content that might be troubling for some readers, including, but not limited to depictions of:

• Death & Grief
  
  

• Gore
  
  

• Body Horror & Injury Details
  
  

• Animal Death
  
  

• Abandonment
  
  

• Suicide References
  
  

• Terminal Illness & Mental Illness
  
  

• Confinement

Set in In 1980s El Paso, the story follows Aristotle “Ari” Mendoza is an angry, quiet teenager, while Dante Quintana is open, curious, and free-spirited. When the two boys meet by chance, they form an unexpected friendship that slowly deepens into something more. Through their bond, Ari begins to confront questions about family, identity, culture, and love.

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↳ This story contains content that might be troubling for some readers, including, but not limited to depictions of:

• Homophobia
  
  

• Bullying & Violence
  
  

• Gun Violence
  
  

• Hospitalization
  
  

• Family Trauma [Incarceration & PTSD]
  
  

• Internalized Shame

Set in Victorian-era Europe, mid-19th century, the story follows two debutantes: Beth, who has one social “season” to find a wealthy husband to secure her and her widowed mother’s future, and Gwen, who is wealthy and has no intention of marrying, though she’s enduring her fourth season.

Becoming friends, Beth and Gwen hatch a plan: instead of Beth marrying someone else, they’ll try to set up Beth’s widowed mother with Gwen’s father. The more the girls scheme, the more they grow closer to each other—emotionally and romantically—and must navigate their feelings alongside societal expectations.

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↳ This story contains content that might be troubling for some readers, including, but not limited to depictions of:

• Familial Abuse

• Social Pressure

• Sexual Content

In Notes of a Crocodile, the story follows Lazi, a young lesbian college student attending National Taiwan University in late-1980s Taipei, who is trying to find herself in a society still reeling from decades of repression. She falls into a fraught, on-and-off relationship with the older classmate Shui Ling—whose affection is as elusive as it is intoxicating—and wrestles with longing, shame, and the desire for genuine belonging. 

Alongside her friends—artists, outsiders, misfits—Lazi writes diaries, sends secret notes, satirizes her fears, and imagines a talking crocodile: a creature wearing human skin, hiding its true self by day but forever alienated by the act. As her inner life sharpens, the tensions between who she is, who she loves, and what she can be become impossible to ignore. Lazi must decide whether she wants to continue living in disguise—or learn to let something real be seen.

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• Depression & Self-Harm
  
  

• Unrequited & Toxic Relationships
  
  

• Identity Struggle, Alienation, and Internalized Shame of Sexuality

In The Starving Saints, the story follows three very different women trapped by fate—and famine—inside Aymar Castle. After six months under siege, the people have been reduced to desperation, rations nearly gone, death and disease creeping in with every passing day.

Then as the Constant Lady and her Saints arrive. They promise salvation—bountiful feasts, healing, divine presence. For a people starving, hope is irresistible. But salvation has its price. As sumptuous offerings lure the castle into decadence, the illusions of miracles give way to grotesque revelation. The three women must navigate betrayal, monstrous truth, and their own hunger—both physical and spiritual—to either reclaim their souls or become complicit in the slaughter the Saints demand.

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• Starvation

• Cannibalism
  
  

• Death
  
  

• Body Horror & Dismemberment
  
  

• Violent 

They Both Die At The End is set in a near-future New York, a service called Death-Cast alerts people on the day they are going to die. On September 5th, teenagers Mateo Torrez and Rufus Emeterio both receive the call that it’s their last day. Strangers brought together through an app called Last Friend, they decide to spend their final hours together. Over the course of a single day, they form a deep bond, face fears, and discover love, even as they know their time is running out.

Trigger warnings

↳ This story contains content that might be troubling for some readers, including, but not limited to depictions of:

• Death 

• Grief & Loss
  
  

• Violence
  
  

• Child Abuse
  
  

• Homophobia & Discrimination

Under the Whispering Door follows Wallace Price, a ruthless and cold-hearted lawyer, dies suddenly and discovers he isn’t quite ready to move on. Collected by a reaper, he’s brought to a cozy, tea-filled waystation between life and the afterlife, run by a kind ferryman named Hugo. At first, Wallace resists, but as he spends time with Hugo, Hugo’s quirky staff, and the souls who pass through, he begins to rediscover compassion, love, and what it means to truly live—even when his time is already up.

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↳ This story contains content that might be troubling for some readers, including, but not limited to depictions of:

• Death & Afterlife
  
  

• Grief & Loss
  
  

• Suicide
  
  

• Homophobia
  
  

• Terminal illness
  
  

Camp Damascus follows Rose Darling, a sheltered young woman in a deeply religious town that hosts the world’s most successful conversion therapy camp. When Rose begins experiencing disturbing symptoms—vomiting flies, sudden visions, and terrifying compulsions—she questions the purity of her faith and the secrets hidden beneath the surface of her community. As she digs deeper, Rose discovers that Camp Damascus is far more sinister than anyone admits, and the truth behind its “success” forces her to confront both external horrors and her own identity.

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↳ This story contains content that might be troubling for some readers, including, but not limited to depictions of:

• Religious Trauma & Cult-like Environments
  
  

• Homophobia & Conversion Therapy
  
  

• Psychological Manipulation & Gaslighting
  
  

• Graphic Body Horror
  
  

• Self-Harm & Suicidal Ideation
  
  

• Gore & Violence
  
  

In Her Countess to Cherish, a Regency-era sapphic romance that follows newlywed Beatrice Everson finds herself trapped in a passionless marriage until she meets the charming and enigmatic George Smith—who is secretly Lady Georgina, living a double life as a man. As their connection deepens, Beatrice must choose between duty and desire, while Georgina wrestles with identity, longing, and the risks of loving boldly in a world that demands silence.

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↳ This story contains content that might be troubling for some readers, including, but not limited to depictions of:

• Marriage Distress
  
  

• Infidelity/Affair
  
  

• Early Pregnancy
  
  

• Gender Identity Exploration
  
  

• Emotional Conflict

In The Care and Feeding of Waspish Widows, a historical sapphic romance, Agatha Griffin, a prickly, independent widow running a print shop in Victorian England, accidentally receives a shipment of bees—and a letter—from Penelope Flood, a gentle beekeeper living in a seaside town. What begins as a polite exchange over misplaced bees soon grows into a deep, emotionally rich relationship. As tensions rise in England over political unrest and the looming threat of scandal, the women must navigate societal expectations, their own pasts, and a blossoming love that defies convention.

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↳ This story contains content that might be troubling for some readers, including, but not limited to depictions of:

• Homophobia & Societal Oppression (Taboo/Criminalized)

• Infidelity (Implied)
  
  

• Death/Grief

• Political Repression

• Sexual Content (Explicit)

The Daughters of Izdihar is a bold, feminist fantasy that reimagines elemental magic through the lens of political resistance, gender inequality, and forbidden love. Blending revolution, courtly drama, and the fire of rising female power, the novel follows Nehal—a headstrong waterweaver forced into an arranged marriage—as she joins a secret women's society fighting for the right to control their own magic. 

As tensions rise and war looms, Nehal and her reluctant ally Giorgina are swept into a tangled rebellion where loyalty is tested, love defies expectation, and magic becomes a weapon for change.

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↳ This story contains content that might be troubling for some readers, including, but not limited to depictions of:

• Misogyny & Sexism
  
  

• Forced/Arranged Marriage
  
  

• Emotional Abuse & Manipulation

• Violence & Warfare
  
  

• Death & Grief
  
  

• Classism & Elitism
  
  

• Homophobia
  
  

• State Oppression/Protest Violence

Silver Under Nightfall is a lush, gothic fantasy that reimagines vampire lore through the lens of queer identity, moral ambiguity, and found family. Blending monster-hunting action, courtly intrigue, and sensual tension, the novel follows Remy Pendergast—a half-vampire outcast raised to slay his own kind—as he’s drawn into a tangled alliance with two enigmatic vampire royals.

With equal parts blood, longing, and betrayal, Silver Under Nightfall is a sweeping examination of what makes a monster, the cost of loyalty, and the freedom found in embracing the parts of ourselves we were taught to fear.

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↳ This story contains content that might be troubling for some readers, including, but not limited to depictions of:

• Violence & Gore
  
  

• Death & Murder
  
  

• Torture & Abuse

• Classism & Discrimination
  
  

• Sexual Content
  
  

• Parental Neglect & Emotional Trauma
  
  

• Body Horror

And They Were Roommates: A Queer History of College Roommates, Platonic Intimacy, and the Myths We Made Along the Way is a witty, thoughtful exploration of the intimate—and often misunderstood—world of same-sex college roommates.

Blending cultural history, gender theory, and internet meme lore this book examines how private dorm rooms became stages for deep friendship, queer-coded connection, and generations of speculation. With warmth and critical insight, this book peels back the layers of “just roommates” to uncover what we project onto closeness, what we fear in ambiguity, and why we still can’t stop asking: were they?

Trigger warnings

↳ This story contains content that might be troubling for some readers, including, but not limited to depictions of:

• Homophobia / Queerphobia
  
  

• Outing / Lack of Consent
  
  

• Sexual Misconduct / Harassment
  
  

• Mental Health Struggles
  
  

• Historical Erasure / Institutional Abuse
  
  

• Internet Harassment 

Dream On, Ramona Riley is a sparkling sapphic romance that blends second chances, artistic ambition, and the messiness of self-discovery into one sharp, swoony summer. Ramona Riley—an aspiring Broadway star fresh off heartbreak and humiliation—returns home for a reset. But everything shifts when her ex-best friend (and former crush), Jenny, reenters her life with a bang and a bold new confidence.

Between community theater chaos, hot stage kisses, and the ghosts of their shared past, the girls must navigate what was, what could’ve been, and what might still bloom. Set against a backdrop of small-town spotlights, high emotions, and the awkward beauty of reconnection, the novel explores queer identity, rekindled intimacy, and the courage it takes to dream—even when you’ve been burned.

Trigger warnings

↳ This story contains content that might be troubling for some readers, including, but not limited to depictions of:

• Alcohol Consumption

• Unstable Family Dynamics (Abandonment & Neglect)

• Toxic Relationships

• Emotional Manipulation & Lying

• Explicit Sexual Content

• Panic Attacks & Anxiety

• Mentions of Injury

Nobody In Particular is a sapphic YA filled with tender, defiant exploration of queer identity, first love, and the search for belonging, told through the eyes of a royal teen navigating the blurred lines between friendship, romance, and selfhood. Princess Rosemary of Henland—her reputation tarnished by scandal, her world upended—meets Danni, an American transfer and musical prodigy who arrives on scholarship. 

As sparks fly, the two navigate stolen glances and secret late-night moments, all while the pressure of royal expectations and rumor-mongering threaten to expose their forbidden love. Against the backdrop of gowns, gossip, and piano recitals, the novel explores themes of identity, reputation, and the power of love to defy expectations—and guard fragile hearts.

Trigger warnings

↳ This story contains content that might be troubling for some readers, including, but not limited to depictions of:

• Bullying & Social Exclusion

• Forced Outing

• Underage Drinking & Drug Use

• Mild Sexual Content

• Grief & Trauma

• Drug Abuse (Overdose)

• Sexism & Manipulation