Hello Darlings!

Today I have something special for you! Since we have Pride, I asked three of my friends to share one of their favourite LGBTQ+ books.

I recommend you things constantly and it may feel like I get repetitive after a while so this time I’ll stay silent and let them speak!

M/M | Fantasy | Friends to Lovers | Double Timeline

“I was rather skeptical at first as I’ve just finished another book by the same author and was so in love with it that I thought it impossible to love anything else more… oh boy, how wrong I was!

The Rifter has everything I was looking for in a book: twisting plot, authentic and well-built world, characters who actually have distinct personalities and motivations behind their actions. There is no evil for the sake of evil; there are people who had had different lives. The main characters are impossible not to fall in love with. They develop and change a bit from book to book. Their love? Well, that’s something I can call ideal I guess. Ginn shows not only how they come being together once, but how they choose each other every single timeline, over and over again.

And if you like good writing style? Here, you’ve find the perfect book for you. Don’t be scared of 10 books, they are all rather short and together are like one book of 1000 pages or so.

I can’t recommend this book enough. So I go and create stuff based on it, to express my feelings this way.“

 

FIND ANASTASIA ON TWITTER WHERE SHE COSPLAYS BOOKISH CHARACTERS:

'Every day I pray I'm the first to go
Without you I would be lost.
I promised myself I wouldn't talk about death
I know I'm getting boring'

There's no life without your God.#Ravishan #Kahlil from #TheRifter by @ginnhale pic.twitter.com/1SqKIFn01L

— Kahlil (@ld_johanliebert) January 20, 2020

F/F | Fantasy | Dystopia | Enemies to Lovers

“This was pure perfection. It has everything I’ve ever wanted in a YA book. From a slow burn romance to two characters yearning for each other. It was fantastic!

This book was mostly character-driven, and a bit on the slow side but that’s what makes it so captivating. Nirrim and Sid were such complex characters and I loved the emotional connection they had with each other.
What really stood out for me, besides the characters, was the writing style. It was so rich and lush. The world-building was so captivating and beautiful, I could not tear my eyes away.

I definitely recommend this to anyone in need of a beautiful love story with memorable characters.”

>>FIND EMMA ON GOODREADS WHERE SHE REVIEWS MORE DIVERSE BOOKS<<

AND ALSO ON BOOKSTAGRAM:

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F/F | Fantasy | Romance | Enemies to Lovers

“This story has become one of my favorite f/f fantasy novels of all time. It gave me everything that I usually look for in a book and more because I am a huge sucker for stories that feature dragons and dark magic. I am proud to say that this story did not let me down because I definitely got non-stop action, dragons galore, ancient magic, long-held secrets and piping hot sex scenes that kept me anchored to my couch for hours! I also had the pleasure of tagging along with Taryn, the princess of Vanir and the fearsome dragon/shape shifter by the name of Niressa and my heart melted as I watched their relationship slowly move from mistrust and fear to one filled with undeniable passion and a love that knows no boundaries. This story will always have a special place in my heart because I could easily relate to Taryn’s conflicting feelings about being true to herself or following tradition and doing what everyone expects you to do.

I hope you will love my thoughts on this book because I really enjoyed it! :)”

>>FIND ANGEL ON GOODREADS WHERE SHE REVIEWS MORE F/F BOOKS<<

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• What’s YOUR favourite LGBTQ+ book?
  

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