The must-read LGBTQ+ novel of 2024

Achingly tender, powerfully erotic, and disturbingly dark, INSIDE HER follows closeted Jess as she escapes an abusive fiancé to find love with a woman – only to have her newfound bliss shattered beyond repair. As much a tale of paradise found as it is of paradise lost, this gripping novel plunges readers into the turbulent depths of a coming-out journey where desire and devastation collide.

Before we even considered marriage–hell, before we even considered a second date, I let Andre know that children are an absolute deal-breaker for me. I don’t want to have kids; I’ve never wanted to have kids. I thought I'd hit the jackpot when he agreed. Most men are unsure about the matter in their early twenties. My comfortable life and marriage came crashing down before me when he told me that he does want kids. He thought maybe I would change my mind as time went by.

In a faraway land, a slave named Valxika of Demir is sold to a cruel merchant who uses her otherworldly beauty for his own purposes. However, Valxika is more than just a slave; she is a sorceress, and slowly, she learns to regain her power in a way that will make the merchant and everyone else suffer for hurting her. In time, Valxika will become a nightmare to all who harm others.

Tempest is a wild ride from start to finish! Imagine living the same year over 2,000 times – that’s the life of Laura, our fierce and determined protagonist. The story keeps you on edge as Laura uncovers a massive conspiracy while trying to break free from this time loop. The stakes are high and the action is intense. The international setting is a fun bonus – The UK, Spain, Brazil, and the USA all make appearances. And the F/F relationship is written with care, adding heart to this otherwise gritty adventure.

Ophelia Midland and Constance Hargraves were from entirely different worlds... Until they weren’t anymore. Under the heady influence of author Adonis Taft, these two women become inextricably connected in a reality where hedonistic boundaries are crossed along the fluid lines of fact and fiction.