Today on the site I’m delighted to welcome Aoibh Wood to reveal the cover of But I’m Not a Supervillain, a superhero Romance releasing December 1st! Here’s the story:
Sherry Broward never expected stealing a Rembrandt to turn her life upside down. Now she’s dodging the Bratva, the police, and her ex-girlfriend, Malka—a succubus supervillain who runs the local nightclub, Sin City. To make things even more complicated, she’s falling hard for Jemma—the city’s hottest art recovery specialist, who just so happens to be the superhero Lena Swift.
While trying to get closer to Jemma without revealing her own role in the heist, Sherry’s dealing with more than she bargained for after being exposed to Lot 429, a serum that’s doing strange things to her body. Add in the Royal Family’s attack Corgis and a bumbling group of thieves on a harbor cruise, and Sherry’s life is a ticking time bomb. If Jemma ever finds out the truth, Sherry might lose everything—including the girl of her dreams.
But I’m Not a Supervillain is a laugh-out-loud, action-packed superhero romance about love, secrets, and the fine line between hero and villain.
What to Expect: ✔️ Superheroes, art heists, and chaotic romance ✔️ Succubus ex-girlfriends with their own dark agendas ✔️ A bumbling anti-heroine with more than a few surprises up her sleeve ✔️ High stakes, humor, and a whole lot of heart
And here’s the author to present the cover (which she designed!), illustrated by Jess Monteras!
I’m thrilled to finally share the cover of my upcoming LGBTQ+ superhero romance But I’m Not a Supervillain! This novel has been a wild ride of crime, chaos, and unexpected love—and I can’t wait for you all to meet Sherry, Jemma, and, of course, Malka.
The cover captures the action-packed, tongue-in-cheek, and emotional rollercoaster at the heart of the story. I hope you love it as much as I do! Without further ado, here it is…

Buy it: Amazon
Aoibh Wood is the author of the Cait Reagan series of lesbian urban fantasy novels and the #1 bestselling “The Senator’s Widow,” which tops the Amazon Queer Thrillers chart. She lives in the Boston Metro Area with her wife and their orange tabby, who looks suspiciously like Jabba the Hutt.
Jess Monteras (JESSMONTZ) is an artist from a small town in the Philippines who likes to draw queer art. Being a lesbian artist who grew up in a conservative town, they’ve made it their goal to create positive representation for the LGBTQ+ community through their art.
Aoibh Wood is the author of the Cait Reagan series of lesbian urban fantasy novels and the #1 bestselling “The Senator’s Widow,” which tops the Amazon Queer Thrillers chart. She lives in the Boston Metro Area with her wife and their orange tabby, who looks suspiciously like Jabba the Hutt.

Izzy Wasserstein is a queer, trans woman who teaches writing and literature. Wasserstein was born and raised in Kansas, and she received her MFA in Creative Writing from the University of New Mexico. She is the author of dozens of short stories, two poetry collections, and the short-story collection All the Hometowns You Can’t Stay Away From (Neon Hemlock Press, 2022). Wasserstein loves books, comics, horror movies, and slowly running long distances.She shares a home in Southern California with her spouse, Nora E. Derrington, and their animal companions. These Fragile Graces, This Fugitive Heart is her debut novella.

Leigh Harlen is a queer, trans non-binary writer of horror and other dark speculative fiction who lives and works in Seattle. Their debut novella, Queens of Noise (Neon Hemlock Press), and their short fiction collection, Blood Like Garnets (TKO Studios), are available everywhere books are sold.

Avi Silver is a speculative fiction author, the Co-Editor-in-Chief of Augur Magazine, and poet. Pluralities, their trans slipstream-meets-space-opera novella, will be published with Atthis Arts in October 2023. In 2018, he co-founded The Shale Project, an award-winning indie arts collective through which he published the ongoing Sãoni Cycle (Two Dark Moons, Three Seeking Stars). Find his short fiction in Common Bonds: An Aromantic Speculative Anthology and Nothing Without Us Too. Their poetry has been published in Strange Horizons and Uncanny Magazine, and received an honorable mention in the 2022 Rhysling Awards. They are currently working on their first full-length book of poetry, funded by the Canada Council for the Arts.





Minnesota native Chloe Spencer is an award winning writer, indie gamedev, and filmmaker. She enjoys writing sci-fi/fantasy, horror, and romance. In her spare time she enjoys playing video games, trying her best at Pilates, and cuddling with her cat. She holds a BA in Journalism from the University of Oregon and an MFA in Film and Television from SCAD Atlanta.

K.M. Watts is a debut novelist who first dreamed of becoming an author when she won her school’s Young Author Award at the age of five. She enjoys reading and writing YA fantasy and sci-fi, though she also dabbles with YA romantic thrillers. In her free time, she enjoys canyon hiking in her home state of Arizona.