@vivavaleria@eldritch.cafe on the mammooth site. Reading mostly wlw rom-coms, with the occasional exceptions. I try to rotate languages, but it isn't really easy to find queer romance books in other languages than English. Reviews and comments usually in the same language as the book.
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26% complete! Enum & Valerie has read 8 of 30 books.
Bolivian-Argentiniantinian Inez Olivera belongs to the glittering upper society of nineteenth century Buenos Aires, and …
Is this really a romance plot between Inez and WHITFORD??? The alcoholic who's locking her up all the time, and threatening strangers with violence? Are the straights okay???
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After the year from hell, Haf is ready to blow off steam at a Christmas …
You know I always love fake dating stories. But this one is a particularly good implementation of it. Cheers to this bunch of bisexual disasters!
After the year from hell, Haf is ready to blow off steam at a Christmas …
Isn't it awkward when your fake-bf's ex-gf is making you a dress that makes your tits look banging enough to make his sister fall in love with you?
what? 98% also what? 2% 423 votes
— Make You Mine This Christmas by Lizzie Huxley-Jones (Page 198)
After the year from hell, Haf is ready to blow off steam at a Christmas …
"I'm not comfortable ... touching your bottom." "Your loss! It's a magnificent bottom." "Please, I beg you, stop talking about your bottom."
— Make You Mine This Christmas by Lizzie Huxley-Jones (Page 87)
Tops flirting or something, what do I know
So many amazing short stories! And they all had different ideas and interpretations of the two themes, and how to combine them. Loved every single one of them!
The sun has gone into moon mode by the time I meet up with Georgia
— Dragon Bike by Elly Blue (Page 13)
best feature of a sun
Alyson is a romantic, and sometimes it gets her into trouble. Like last summer, she …
Dickwads get wracked, and there's kissing girls! CW: sexual assault
Alyson is a romantic, and sometimes it gets her into trouble. Like last summer, she …
He nods to the death trap. "Ever done it? It's super fun.
— Revenge Game by Jordyn Taylor (Page 162)
Alyson is a romantic, and sometimes it gets her into trouble. Like last summer, she …
She just had AP Macroeconomics in the building next door, and before that, Accounting. Her goal, she says, is to learn everything there is to know about capitalism so she can dismantle it someday. "The mansplaining," Jess replies, "is going to be the death of me."
[..]. "Gross domestic product", she answers. "Much like Mr Mansplainer himself"
— Revenge Game by Jordyn Taylor (Page 9)
Two queer teen bloodsuckers attending an elite vampire-only boarding school must go up against all …
Great story in a well-engineered universe with so many little aspects. If you like gay communist vampire revolutionaries schemeing their ways to overthrow the conservative vampires elites, this book is for you.
Two queer teen bloodsuckers attending an elite vampire-only boarding school must go up against all …
One thing I love about this book is Taylor's and Evangeline's enemies-with-benefits relationship. Like hatefucking your bully and nemesis every week is a totally normal thing that people just do. And no, it's not an enemies-to-lovers plot.
Two queer teen bloodsuckers attending an elite vampire-only boarding school must go up against all …
This had knocked my socks off; I had no more socks left to knock.
— Youngblood by Sasha Laurens (Page 274)
Two queer teen bloodsuckers attending an elite vampire-only boarding school must go up against all …
Both our heads turned in time to see the swish of long hair as a girl ran across the residential quad and tackled someone to the ground with a hug. Giggles! Smiles! Girls being girls! "Imagine living with that," I said.
— Youngblood by Sasha Laurens (Page 26 - 27)
Sure, hugs and girls are sooooo bad
Will Tavares is the dream summer fling—he’s fun, affectionate, kind—but just when Ollie thinks he’s …
... but it didn't really stand out either, you know? Or maybe I'm just too old for coming-of-age stories.
