A Death After Dinner by David S. Pederson
$19.95A classic English country house mystery where a glamorous weekend gathering turns deadly, leaving a history professor to uncover a killer before an innocent man is condemned.
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A Fate Worse Than Drowning: A Novel by Sarah L. Hawthorn
$18.99A haunting queer fantasy where a lighthouse keeper bound by a bargain with the devil must choose between protecting her sister, saving an unexpected love, and sacrificing her own soul.
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A Prince Among Pirates by Katie Abdou
$21.99A rebellious young noble accidentally joins a pirate crew and falls for its charismatic captain in this adventurous queer romance filled with sword fights, found family, and high-seas escapades.
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After Hours at Dooryard Books, Cat Sebastion
$20.00A tender, queer historical novel set in 1968 NYC, following a bookseller, a mysterious drifter, and a ragtag community of radicals whose lives intertwine inside a subversive little bookstore. A story of love, hope, and found family in turbulent times.
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Alexander: A Novel by Iliyan Nanchev
$18.99A Cold War–era artist confronts desire, identity, and unraveling truths in this moody, atmospheric queer literary novel set in 1989 London.
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Almost Life by Kiran Millwood Hargrave
$29.00A chance meeting in Paris sparks a decades-spanning love story shaped by longing and missed chances. A sweeping sapphic romance about the lives we almost live.
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Anguish of Angola, A. C. Hooper
$14.95A tender, quietly powerful novel about a man rebuilding his life after Angola prison—one small act, one honest choice, one fragile connection at a time. A story of faith, queerness, routine, and the slow work of becoming someone others can trust.
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Ashes to Ashes (Bigsby Family Saga) by JB Langley
$18.99A gifted woman confined to a sinister asylum after tragedy and accusations of witchcraft discovers forbidden love and terrifying secrets in this atmospheric queer gothic historical novel.
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Chivalry in the Shadows by Meg Merriet Wahlberg
$17.95A sweeping LGBTQ+ medieval fantasy filled with jousting, courtly romance, hidden identities, and daring adventure, as one young woman risks everything to compete as a knight and win the heart of the woman she loves.
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Creatures of Light (Gaywyck Quartet) by Vincent Virga
$25.95A gifted Sicilian performer rises from poverty to international fame in the worlds of theater and silent film, where he finds passionate love amid the glamour and dangers of early twentieth-century queer life. Creatures of Light is a lush historical LGBTQ romance filled with artistry, ambition, and heartbreak.
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Dayspring, Anthony Oliveira
$21.00A luminous, queer reimagining of biblical love and loss, Dayspring blends myth, memoir, and faith into a lyrical meditation on desire, devotion, and what it means to survive love’s divine ruin.
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Dead Boys in Space by Sara Youngblood Gregory
$22.00A haunting blend of queer speculative fiction, poetry, and feminist rage, Dead Boys in Space imagines the generation lost to AIDS not as gone, but as having vanished into the cosmos, leaving future queer generations to inherit their grief, memory, and unfinished stories.
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Death in Venice (eBook), Thomas Mann
Thomas Mann’s Death in Venice is a classic modernist novella exploring beauty, obsession, and artistic discipline through the tragic unraveling of an aging writer in a decadent, cholera-stricken Venice. A foundational work of queer literature and psychological fiction, it remains as unsettling and luminous today as when it was first published.
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Death on the Seine: A Madeleine Rousseau Mystery (Large Print), Mathilde Merlot
$29.99A darkly elegant mystery set in 1960s Paris. Madeleine Rousseau reinvents herself among the city’s elite—until secrets, temptation, and a relentless investigator threaten everything she’s built. A seductive blend of psychological tension, Parisian glamour, and femme-fatale intrigue.
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Dragon’s Reveal Book Eight of the Irresistible Dragons Series by Nora Phoenix
$20.99Duty, danger, and forbidden love collide in this thrilling installment of Nora Phoenix’s Irresistible Dragons series, as a reluctant young king fights for his clan, his future, and the man he’s loved for years.
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Drawn: Book One of the Lovett & Swire Series by L. J. Nightingale
$14.00A haunting blend of historical fiction, supernatural mystery, and gay romance set in 1955 America, where two unlikely companions embark on a journey that will uncover forgotten memories, hidden dangers, and an otherworldly force that refuses to let go.
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Fantasies of the Body, David Plante
$12.95A lyrical meditation on beauty, desire, and unfulfilled love. A quiet, intellectual queer novel where longing lingers long after the last page.
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Finding Harbor (The Long Shadow Series), Duncan Gaye
$15.99In a nineteenth-century Nova Scotia fishing village, a ruined man and a gentle giant find refuge—and love—in each other’s arms. Finding Harbor is a slow-burn queer historical romance filled with heart, healing, and hope.
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Goodbye to Me by Naomi Rand
$16.95A young bike messenger and her best friend race across 1968 New York City to unravel a deadly conspiracy in this fast-paced historical mystery filled with danger, secrets, and slow-burning sapphic romance.
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Greenland: A Novel, David Santos Donaldson
Original price was: $26.99.$13.99Current price is: $13.99.A dazzling, layered debut that entwines the lives of E. M. Forster’s Egyptian lover and a Black queer writer in modern Brooklyn—exploring race, love, and identity through a stunning interplay of history and imagination. Hardcover
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I Remember Everything by Fiona Wilkes
$24.99Spanning 1980s London and the decades that follow, I Remember Everything tells the story of Billie and the queer chosen family she builds during the AIDS crisis. Heartbreaking and deeply compassionate, this literary novel celebrates queer love, friendship, memory, and the lives that refuse to be forgotten.
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Little Wild: A Novel by Laura Evans
$29.00A haunting blend of historical fiction, gothic fantasy, and sapphic romance, Little Wild follows two young women whose forbidden love awakens secrets, betrayal, and dark forces lurking beneath the English countryside.
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Nights in Ariba, Andrew Holleran
Original price was: $13.99.$6.99Current price is: $6.99.A lyrical gay literature classic, Nights in Aruba explores coming out, Catholic guilt, aging, and the quiet reckoning that follows a life once lived in hiding.
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Of Valentines and Visions, Camille Duplessis
$15.99In this lush historical fantasy of secrets and seduction, two men—an aristocrat bound by shame and a rogue hardened by loss—navigate love, betrayal, and the ghosts that bind them. Book 3 in Camille Duplessis’s Threads of Wyrd series.
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Prince of the Barbarians, Amy Padilla
$9.99Betrayed and handed over to the barbarians, a spoiled prince quickly learns that his inability to speak the common tongue may cost him his freedom—or lead him somewhere he never expected. As he struggles to communicate with the warrior assigned to watch over him, misunderstandings turn into connection in this queer-friendly romantic fantasy full of humor, culture clash, and unexpected heart.
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Rears & Vices, E M Caro
$18.99A disgraced naval officer, his former lover, and a charismatic pirate collide in a high-stakes tale of ambition, rebellion, and queer love on the open sea.
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Replace The Sky by Dave Di Vito
$16.99A sweeping LGBTQ+ family saga spanning two decades, Replace The Sky explores buried secrets, first love, identity, and the enduring bonds that shape generations.
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Rust in the Root, Justina Ireland
Original price was: $18.99.$9.50Current price is: $9.50.A queer Black teen mage challenges power, racism, and forbidden magic in an alternate 1937 America. Rust in the Root is a bold YA historical fantasy about resistance, identity, and reclaiming what was taken.
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Taiwan Travelogue: A Novel by Shuang-zi Yang
$18.00Winner of the National Book Award for Translated Literature and the International Booker Prize, Taiwan Travelogue is a beautifully layered sapphic historical novel exploring love, language, food, colonialism, and the hidden histories that shape human connection.
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The Beauty’s Blade, Feng Ren Zuo Shu
$19.99Two rival swordswomen. One impossible choice. The Beauty’s Blade brings the celebrated Chinese Girls’ Love saga to English readers—a lush enemies-to-lovers wuxia romance filled with passion, honor, and swordplay.
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The Burning Boy, Nicola White
$7.99A tense queer crime novel set in 1980s Dublin, The Burning Boy exposes homophobia, secrecy, and institutional failure as two detectives chase a truth no one wants uncovered.
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The Conditioning Tree, Paul Lonnegren
$17.99A darkly funny and deeply honest novel about generational trauma, The Conditioning Tree follows Henry Andersson as he battles the punishing voice inside his head—Rotten Apple—while uncovering the origins of the wounds that shaped him. Interwoven with the story of Julie, a young Black woman confronting racism and misogyny in the 1960s, the book explores how emotional neglect and addiction echo across generations. Raw, haunting, and unforgettable, it’s a powerful look at what it takes to break free from the voices that raise us.
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The Dark Pool – Monika Carless
$40.00The Dark Pool: The Complete Trilogy by Monika Carless is a paranormal romance collection following a powerful witch entangled in love, magic, and fate spanning centuries.
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The Fault Mirror, Catherine Fearns
$14.99A gothic, time-bending tale of love and illusion spanning from Belle Époque Paris to a near-future Oxford, where two souls are drawn together by the vanished Château des Miroirs and the secrets it holds.
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The Gardens of Anuncia, Michael John LaChiusa
$15.95A lyrical, tango-infused musical memoir, The Gardens of Anuncia follows legendary Broadway artist Graciela Daniele as she reflects on her girlhood in 1940s Buenos Aires and the extraordinary women who raised her. Michael John LaChiusa’s warm, witty adaptation brings her memories to life with rhythm, heart, and theatrical brilliance.
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The Governess of Blackthorne Hall by Rowan E. Hart
$14.99A young governess and the lady of a grand Victorian estate fall into a forbidden slow-burn romance that could cost them everything. The Governess of Blackthorne Hall is an emotional sapphic historical romance filled with longing, secrets, and beautifully restrained passion.
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The Green Carnation (eBook), Robert Hichens
$0.00A scandalous and witty queer classic from 1894, The Green Carnation follows the beautiful and decadent Lord Reggie as he parades through London society wearing the infamous “green carnation.” A satirical portrait of Oscar Wilde’s aesthetic circle, the novel remains a fascinating—and boldly queer—snapshot of fin-de-siècle culture.
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The Last Soldier of Nava by Yejin Suh
$18.99A breathtaking sapphic romantasy inspired by Korean mythology, where an ancient warrior with shadow magic must confront her forgotten past, save a dying kingdom, and risk her heart by falling for the sister of the woman she once killed.
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The Law of Love Paperback, Fyn Alexander
$14.99A tender, high-stakes historical romance set in 1920s England, where falling in love could mean prison. When reserved barrister Rafe Devonish meets intuitive, warm-hearted Ivo Manning, their connection becomes impossible to deny—and impossible to live openly. As their bond deepens amid legal battles, family pressure, and dangerous laws, Rafe and Ivo must decide whether love is worth the cost. A heartfelt story of courage, desire, and choosing truth in a world built on fear.
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The Phoenix Pencil Company: A Novel by Allison King
$18.99A magical, multigenerational novel that blends historical fiction, family secrets, and quiet fantasy as one young woman uncovers an extraordinary legacy connecting memory, love, and the written word across generations.
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The Priest and the Acolyte (eBook), John Francis Bloxam
A controversial 1894 novella about forbidden love and social condemnation, The Priest and the Acolyte is a tragic and historically significant work from the Wilde-era cultural landscape.
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The Prince of Judea by Mabry Binnicker
$23.00The forgotten gay son of King Herod the Great recounts his survival inside one of history’s most dangerous royal courts. The Prince of Judea is a witty and scandal-filled historical novel packed with palace intrigue, dark humor, ambition, and queer perspective.
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The Pure and the Impure by Colette
$29.95Colette’s daring literary masterpiece returns in a brilliant new English translation, offering an unforgettable exploration of love, gender, desire, and queer life in Belle Époque Paris.
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The Red Sacrament by Sara Hinkley
$19.99Set in the glittering shadows of 1869 Paris, this lush gothic horror follows an ancient vampire coven whose carefully ordered existence begins to unravel as revolution, forbidden desire, and blood-soaked prophecy converge.
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The Silver Chains: Rebellion in Zacatecas, Hugo Cortés Ruiz
$15.99A powerful historical epic set in 16th-century Mexico, where a ruthless mine owner, a secret Indigenous rebel, and a politically savvy noblewoman collide in a rebellion that threatens the Spanish empire.
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The Six Days Before: Los Angeles January 1947 by Evelyn Marie Shantz
$14.99A poignant historical novel imagining the final six days of Elizabeth Short’s life, focusing not on her infamous murder, but on friendship, queer love, survival, and the everyday courage of women in postwar Los Angeles.
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The Turing Protocol: A Novel by Nick Croydon
$30.00In this sweeping speculative thriller, Alan Turing invents a machine capable of sending messages into the past, setting off a hidden legacy of secrecy, ethical dilemmas, and history-altering decisions across generations.
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The Widening Gyre by Amy DeBellis
$16.00Set amid the glittering cabarets and collapsing society of Weimar Berlin, this haunting historical novel explores grief, guilt, queer friendship, and the seductive escape offered by a city dancing on the edge of catastrophe.
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The Wife Comes First: Qi Wei Shang (Vol 1), Lv Ye Qian He
$19.99A romantic queer historical fantasy in which a disgraced prince is given a second chance to cherish the devoted consort he once neglected, amid palace intrigue and political danger.
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There’s Something Wrong with the Chief (Vol 1), Yang Su
$19.99A sweeping danmei epic of assassins, forbidden love, and fate. When a killer sent to infiltrate a noble family falls for his target, both their worlds unravel in a storm of secrets and devotion.
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Those Cobalt Currents, E S Barrison
$14.95When the Cobalt Hare arrives on his island with a magical artifact no one can identify, Lyam Beaumont takes the chance to leave home and join the ship’s inexperienced crew. But their voyage north quickly becomes a perilous tangle of magic, secrets, and storm-tossed danger. With a reclusive captain, a mysterious artifact, and the sea itself turning against them, the crew must uncover the truth before they’re claimed by the cobalt currents. A queer-tinged high-seas fantasy full of mystery and momentum.
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Three Hundred Years of Longing: Bu Jian Shang Xian San Bai Nian (Vol. 1), Mu Su Li (Author)
$19.99A nobleman wakes in a sky-high prison with blood on his hands and no memory—now branded an archfiend. As Tealspire collapses, he forms a reluctant alliance with the cold, powerful Tianxiu Immortal to survive and uncover the truth behind his imprisonment. A gripping danmei fantasy from Mu Su Li.
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Timber & Lua: Stories, Lily Hoàng & Vi Khi Nào
$19.95An innovative short story collection that fuses English, Vietnamese, and Vietlish to explore love, loss, and identity across generations—an electrifying collaboration between Lily Hoàng and Vi Khi Nào.
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Time After Time by Mikki Daughtry
$12.99A young woman restoring a mysterious Victorian house discovers the hidden journal of another queer couple who lived there a century earlier, revealing uncanny parallels to her growing romance with a fellow student. Time After Time is a sweeping sapphic love story about fate, reincarnation, and the chance to rewrite history.
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To Kill a Queen, Amie McNee
$19.99A queer sleuth hunts an assassin in Elizabethan London’s criminal underworld. To Kill a Queen by Amie McNee blends historical intrigue, mystery, and forbidden romance in a lush, twist-filled tale of redemption and danger.
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Wayward Girls: A Novel by Susan Wiggs
$19.99Inspired by the true history of the infamous Magdalene-style reform schools, this powerful historical novel follows six young women whose courage, friendship, and resilience become their greatest acts of defiance.
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We Are the Beasts, Gigi Griffis
$12.99A chilling historical horror novel inspired by the Beast of Gévaudan, following two girls who turn a legendary monster into a dangerous plan for survival and escape.
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Where the Light Stops: A WWII Historical Espionage Thriller by Francesco Aloisi & Christopher William Dickie
$17.32A retired professor inherits a mystery tied to his grandfather’s secret life as a WWII spy in the Canary Islands. Where the Light Stops is a haunting historical espionage thriller filled with hidden letters, Nazi secrets, wartime shadows, and danger stretching across generations.
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Where There’s Room for Us, Hayley Kiyoko
$22.00A lush sapphic romance set in a reimagined Victorian England where love is free but courage costs everything. From Hayley Kiyoko, #1 New York Times bestselling author of Girls Like Girls.
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Wretched Young Things, Saga Hillbom
$16.99A dark, literary gay romance set in postwar Oxford, where two young men fall in love amid class warfare, secret societies, and deadly consequences.