A tender and heart aching story of growing up, grief and girlhood.

An interconnected tale of a couple who open their marriage and navigate a non-monogamous relationship.

A brilliant romantasy, brimming with adventure. Edern and Ari are incredible, fighting to save the country they love and the people they love.

The Leveret is a gorgeously tender short novel exploring grief, baby loss and queer love.

Will the Earth survive the Sun’s red giant phase, or will the Sun consume it? The projections have gone back and forth, wobbling, and no one can say for certain.

Over the next five years, they explore their sexualities, navigating through jealousy, betrayal, desire, and obsession—and the friends and lovers in their circle find themselves asking new questions about their own lives and relationships. But when each is pulled in a new and unexpected direction, Ben and Frances are forced to confront the consequences of their experiment.

So many people have experienced miscarriage, and yet it’s hardly spoken about. Even less so in the context of queer relationships, where the journey to pregnancy is often so much more complex.

Louisa Bello’s debut is a thoughtful meditation on grief, childhood trauma and dual heritage.

If you read one book this summer, it has to be this one. Friendship, romance and comedy play out on the page in beautiful harmony, warming my heart with each sentence.

A wonderful book full of sharp humour and a female lead who will keep the reader on their toes at every turn.

There’s secrets, lies, shocks and twists perfectly crafted to give the readers that satisfying WOW factor. Dissection of a Murder does not dissapoint!

It’s almost time for a weird girl lit summer, and if that sounds like you’re kind of summer, then Decomposition Book NEEDS to be at the top of your TBR!

There’s a new sci-fi romance on the scene and I loved it, can we get book two in The Imperial Broadcasts STAT, please?!

Spring is finally here, the cherry blossom trees are blooming, and The Perfect Matcha belongs at the top of your reading list, so cancel your plans and get swept away to Honey Springs this summer.

One train. Five strangers. One will die. Who will you choose?

‘Tis the season for hot girl thrillers, and Honey deserves a spot at the top of your list.

A tale as old as time. Man meets girl at a bar. They go home together. The complicated, awkward, early stages of a new (casual) relationship ensues.

Offseason is undeniably for fans of The Idiot by Elif Batuman.

The tip of writing what you know can be empowering, primarily because it allows an insecure author to root their story in something honest.

I hope that they will have felt immersed in these musical worlds, whether that’s the early chapters at conservatory, or on the road in a tour bus.