Title: Debris Dreams Series: The Lunar Cycle Author: David Colby Genre: YA Lesbian Science Fiction Publisher: Thinking Ink Press Pages: 237 Blurb The year: 2069 The place: Sun-Earth Lagrange Point L1, 1.5 million kilometers above the surface of the Earth The objective: Survive Sixteen-year-old Drusilla
Review: Addict by Matt Doyle My favorite parts were when the action, cyber-punky science fiction, and mystery elements locked into a vivid mental picture. I also appreciated our protagonist, Cassie. She was bad-ass and I wouldn’t mind reading more stories with her in them. The
Title: The Girl in Gold Series: Vox Swift #2 Author: Beth Lyons Genre: Lesbian Urban Fantasy Publisher: Amazon Pages: 212 Blurb Vox Swift returns for a second mystery. This time Vox stumbles upon the body of a strange girl in a sparkly gold dress, dead
The speculative fiction elements weren’t as important as the delightful interpersonal tension in this short dystopian fiction story. This was a quick read that will make you feel, everything from suspense to loss to love and back again. My only critique is that it was
This was a great gender-bending space opera I recommend to anyone who is a fan of science fiction and unique aliens and worlds. There was also an interesting ‘magic system’ where cellulose is used as a the foundation for infrastructure and currency. I call it
Title: Translucid Series: Dragonfire Station #1 Author: Zen DiPietro Genre: Science Fiction Mystery/Thriller Publisher: Parallel Worlds Press (buy link on Amazon) Pages: 228 Blurb What if you woke up knowing how to do your job, but not your own name? What if you had to
I loved this story! It’s a contemporary lesbian thriller, with great characters, a fast plot, and a compelling setting. Asha, the protagonist, was completely bad ass and the plot twists were OMG good. Definitely read this. My review for The Novel Approach: Review: Neon Fever
This is a sweet lesbian contemporary fiction love story between two high school cis girls. The protagonist is Lena, a girl from a more conservative family; and her love interest is Juliet, the new girl at school. This would have been a more compelling story
Love Bytes had some queer titles kicking about, that weren’t M/M, and they asked that I take a gander, so I did. Book Review: Heart of the Liliko’i by Dena Hankins