These are all Adult. For YA, click here.
The Isle in the Silver Sea by Tasha Suri
Call Me Traitor by Everina Maxwell
Deals of Dark Desire by Ruby Roe
A Kiss of Crimson Ash by Anuja Varghese
The Thorns We Wear Inside by Amy Avery

These are all Adult. For YA, click here.
The Isle in the Silver Sea by Tasha Suri
Call Me Traitor by Everina Maxwell
Deals of Dark Desire by Ruby Roe
A Kiss of Crimson Ash by Anuja Varghese
The Thorns We Wear Inside by Amy Avery

Today on the site, I’m delighted to reveal the cover for It’s in Her Kiss by Dana Hawkins, a Sapphic rom-com releasing February 2, 2027 from Storm! Here’s the story:
Eve O’Kelly is the kiss of death.
Not literally. She’s never actually killed anyone. But kiss her, and within forty-eight hours you’ll be in a freak accident. By day, she sells crystals, incense, and hand-poured candles. By night, it’s another lonely evening in with the cat. But after her exes racked up broken bones, twisted ankles, and one memorable ER visit, Eve is protecting the world from her lips.
Private investigator Sloane Wright doesn’t believe in curses. But she does believe in the FBI consulting career that’s finally within reach, if she can prove the pretty shop owner peddling “magic rocks” is at the center of a string of fraudulent injury lawsuits. But the more time she spends with the sparkly shop owner, the harder it gets to ignore the one complication her career can’t survive: she’s falling for the woman she’s supposed to take down.
Neither of them should want this. And even if they give in to it, can they build anything lasting longer than forty-eight hours?
And here’s the sugar-sweet cover by Rachel Lawston!

Dana Hawkins is a caffeine-fueled writer of contemporary romance stories. After living in Seattle for twenty years, she recently returned to her hometown in Minnesota. She is a huge romance-genre book nerd and borderline obsessed with happy-ever-afters. As a mom of three humans and a cat who ignores her, she spends her days writing, chasing kids, neglecting her last remaining bamboo plant, and searching for the perfect coffee mug.
Finding Prince Charming by Jamar J. Perry
This is Kind of an Epic Love Story by Kacen Callender
Solo Stan by Talia Tucker
The Prince of the Palisades by Julian Winters
The Passing Playbook by Isaac Fitzsimons

Bonus: These are all Contemporary, but for Historical, check out The Great Disillusionment of Nick and Jay by Ryan Douglass
Today on the site I’m delighted to reveal the cover of Crashing into Christmas by Mara Lovelle, a lesbian holiday romance novella releasing November 4th! Here’s the story.
“She hit me with her car. We’re taking it slow.”
After a grueling shift at the ER, all Morgan Gatlin wants is to go home—easier said than done in the worst snowstorm to hit New York City in years. One moment, she’s ignoring the Christmas nonsense the radio bombards her with, the next, she’s crashing bumper-first into unsuspecting pedestrian Elena Solorzano.
Guilt-stricken, Morgan rushes Elena to the hospital, and, when the storm shuts off Elena’s way to get home, Morgan offers her a place to stay.
What starts as an attempt to ease her conscience snowballs into something softer. Elena is warm, easy to talk to, and far too good at seeing what Morgan’s been running from for years. As Morgan’s guard melts, she is forced to make a choice: open her heart and risk loss again, or keep hiding in her lonely world.
Here’s the adorable cover, designed by Ivanna Nashkolna!

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Mara Lovelle is a queer, AuDHD author of sizzling, heartfelt LGBTQ+ romances and a firm believer that all stories are political. Born and raised in Germany, they discovered their passion for creating worlds in their mind at a young age; once they started writing them down, there was no stopping them. When they aren’t writing or reading, they can be found playing with their two cats or at the theater, stage managing a show.
Feminine Pursuits by Olivia Waite (Historical F/F Romance series)
They Never Learn by Layne Fargo (Thriller)
The Fortune Hunter’s Guide to Love by Emma-Claire Sunday (Historical F/F Romance)
Once Ghosted, Twice Shy by Alyssa Cole (Contemp F/F Romance)
Seducing the Sedgwicks by Cat Sebastian (Historical M/M Romance series)

Queer, Cuban American writer, teacher, and University of Washington PhD ‘s NIGHT TOWN, which braids three decades-spanning storylines, following a young American actress on an Italian giallo film set in 1970s Trieste, a closeted gay Cuban immigrant in 1980s Miami, and a suburban housewife in the early aughts whose murder exposes long-buried secrets, to Dan Lopez at Counterpoint, for publication in June 2027, by Laurie-Maude Chenard at UTA (NA).
Today on the site I’m delighted to reveal the cover of Waxing and Waning by J.N. Howell, a Sapphic Urban Fantasy Romance releasing December 1, 2026 from Mythic Roads Press! Here’s the story:
Delilah Ali works as a doctor for magical creatures alongside her incompetent medical intern, Micah, who she intends to fail by the end of his summer internship. But her summer plans are disturbed when Delilah’s vampiric ex-“something”, Darcy, crashes back into her life with a desperate plea. She needs Delilah to remove her newborn son’s magic with an illegal surgery before they’re caught by the werewolf pack hunting him down.
As the odd-ball team travel across Ontario to escape the pack and make the surgery possible, old feelings reemerge, Delilah’s own long-dormant magic rears its head, and they begin to suspect the problem is bigger than just one baby’s magic.
And here’s the magical cover, designed by Patricia Veldstra and illustrated by Andy Ra!

Buy it: Mythic Roads Press | Amazon
J.N. Howell lives in Canada with their tyrannical little dog and wife. They are a corporate cryptid by day that writes stories about messy queer people by night. Their work can be found scattered in speculative and lit magazines. When they aren’t writing, they can be found hunched over a dying vegetable garden or haunting their local cafe, matcha in hand.
Futbolista by Jonny Garza Villa (m/m)
Half Court Shot by Kimani Mae (f/f)
Loving the Legend by Kit Grey (m/m)
Ready to Score by Jodie Slaughter (f/f)
Two Can Play That Game by Zakiya N. Jamal (f/x)

The Lovers, the Liars, and Me by DeAndra Davis (YA)
Songs of Irie by Asha Bromfield (YA)
Broughtupsy by Christina Cooke
Here Comes the Sun and Patsy by Nicole Y. Dennis-Benn
Every Dark Desire by Fiona Zedde

Bonus: These all star Jamaican MCs, but for a Jamaican-inspired fantasy duology, check out So Let Them Burn by Kamilah Cole (YA)
Make Room for Love by Darcy Liao (f/f)
Off Campus by Amy Jo Cousins (m/m)
The Roommate Arrangement by Jae (f/f)
Cattle Stop by Kit Oliver (m/m)
The Snowball Effect by Haley Cass (f/f)

Bonus: These are all contemporary, but for a paranormal take, check out The Invisible Roommate by Timothy Janovsky, coming this fall