Author Interview: Deadly Ever After by Brittany Johnson Fairy tales promise happy endings, but Deadly Ever After by Brittany Johnson asks a darker question: what happens when love itself becomes the risk? In this sharp, emotionally layered reimagining, Amala and Kha’dasia don’t just fight fate; they fight the expectations placed […]
Blog Tour & Book Look: Freddie and Stella Got Hot by Maggie Horne We are excited to be part of the blog tour for Freddie and Stella Got Hot by Maggie Horne, a sharp, emotionally layered sapphic YA novel that blends high-school power dynamics, shifting friendships, and a simmering sapphic […]
Feature: Favorite Reads of 2025 Well it is that time of year, when readers share their favorite reads of the year, and even though both Christy and I haven’t read as much as we have in other years, we still want to share with you the books we enjoyed most! […]
Cover Crush: Like in Love with You by Emma R. Alban I mean who doesn’t have a #CoverCrush on this perfectly illustrated cover for Like in Love with You by Emma R. Alban! It is of course, illustrated by the infamous Leni Kaufman who just absolutely knocks this art to […]
Book Recommendations: When Art Becomes Identity: Finding Yourself in When I Picture You and Lou with the Band Some stories aren’t just about falling in love; they’re about finding the language to tell the world who you are. When I Picture You by Sasha Laurens and Lou with the Band […]
Author Interview: Try Your Worst by Chatham Greenfield Chatham Greenfield’s Try Your Worst is a romcom that mixes prank wars, tourist-town shenanigans, and a rivals-to-lovers romance that’s as heartfelt as it is hilarious. Sadie and Cleo’s journey from lifelong enemies to something much softer is full of laugh-out-loud moments, swoony […]
Author Interview: Next Time Will Be Our Turn by Jesse Q. Sutanto Jesse Q. Sutanto is best known for the laugh-out-loud hijinks of the Aunties series and Vera Wong’s Unsolicited Advice for Murderers, but her newest novel, Next Time Will Be Our Turn, takes a quieter, more intimate approach. Blending […]
Author Interview: Hear Her Howl by Kim DeRose Kim DeRose’s Hear Her Howl sinks its claws into girlhood, hunger, and the holy hush of secrets kept behind convent walls, then lets them out to run wild under a blood moon. We chatted with Kim about what it means to turn […]
Review: Leaving the Station by Jake Maia Arlow Perfect for #SapphicSeptember as well as holiday reads, Leaving the Station by Jake Maia Arlow, set on a cross-country train ride over Thanksgiving break from our MCs first semester of college while they explore who and what they want out of life…just […]
Audiobook Review: All Fired Up by M.K. England M.K. England has long been one of my comfort-read authors, the kind I reach for when I want a story that is fun, heartfelt, and just a little chaotic in the best way. All Fired Up captures everything I love about their […]