Strickland (May 18, 2021)Ī pansexual bloodmage reluctantly teams up with an undead spirit to start a rebellion among the living and the dead.

(There’s a pun there you’ll get when you read the book)

This book has a detailed Penny Dreadful feel that sucks you right in. In a scientific based magical world that is a mash up between a historical fiction and a steampunk novel, lamplighters, or mysterious elite monster hunters, fight both evil and conspiracies in gaslit-era Prague. The Lights of Prague by Nicole Jarvis (May 18, 2021) And if that doesn’t hook you, the author calls this book “real gay”-and if you still need enticement, check out the heroine’s guns on the cover. In this North African-inspired military fantasy, you’ll be hooked and dragged along with the Lesbian main character as she dodges intrigue after intrigue. Let’s just say it starts out rough, gets rougher, until you’re no longer sure if you’re reading or reading for your life. Surprise, surprise-another fantasy recommendation! This book. Some of them feature stories about the realities of LGBTQ life-but most of them are amazing tales of heroes, heroines, gays, and those who want adventures of their own. A world full of passion, intrigue, mystery a book that isn’t about the struggles of being queer in an everyday world, but about a world that exists with people who happen to fall on the LGBTQ spectrum. Feature image credit: most important thing to focus on when hunting down LGBTQ fiction isn’t whether or not the main characters are queer, or maybe the writer.

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