The Enemy of Heaven by Reni Stankova is an emotionally charged LGBTQ fantasy where we're with Raphael, a disillusioned angel prince numbing his frustrations with drugs and distraction. When he saves Dante, a young demon from the capital’s ghetto, from an unjust execution, their fates...

The Last Doorbell by William Parker is a poignant literary novel where we're with Ben, a man whose past is supposed to be behind him. With his debts cleared and a trove of wild stories to entertain his friends, Ben is ready to move on....

In Roxana Arama's The Regolith Temple, the narrative unfolds during the Lucretian Era. Yamir, a neuroscientist, transfers a copy of his brain into an android named Y1. In this android form, Y1 regrets not previously spending quality time with his wife and son while in...

The Art of Unmaking by Parker Lennox is a captivating LGBTQ novel set in 1922 York, England that masterfully blends historical detail with magical realism. It follows Clara Bennett, a promising artist bound by societal expectations, who encounters Evelyn Price and the mysterious Blackwood Society....

The Horseman's Tale by Tom Equels is an evocative story surrounding the life of Jake Montgomery, a Vietnam war veteran struggling with PTSD and extreme fits of rage triggered by the disorder. After his introduction to Written Exposure Therapy, Jake ultimately decides to journal the...

The Photograph by Eve M. Riley, the fourth book in The Techboys series, is a contemporary LGBTQ romance that follows the journey of two men navigating trust, desire, and the risks of opening up. When a chance meeting leads to an exchange of photographs, an...

This is Not a Vampire Story by Simon Doyle is an LGBTQ novel centered around seventeen-year-old Victor Callahan, who works as a night porter in a quiet Irish nursing home. Victor orchestrates a reunion for a group of older men who have profoundly influenced his...

The Pros & Cons of Becoming a Superhero by Tara St. Pierre is a young adult fantasy novel that explores the intertwined lives of its two protagonists. Bex Daltry, an aspiring webcomic artist, and Umie Nakayama, a popular video content creator, find themselves facing new...

Voron Forest's The Shadow Lord's Son: To Take Away His Voice is a dark, provocative LGBTQ+ fantasy novel that dives into themes of power, love, and survival. Set in a world filled with ancient bards, ruthless warlords, and a harrowing past, this book is not...

The Fixer is the first book in the Damaged Devils series by Charity Parkerson. Since he was eighteen, Chad Haynes had been under the control of a powerful man who paid for his college education in exchange for Chad's commitment to him in every way...