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.

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.

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.

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.

My debut novel experience surprises people and, to be honest, it still surprises me.

If you can imagine Jane Austen’s Emma but set in a tech company in New York City, you’ve got a good idea of the vibe of the book.

Welsh folklore and a slow-burn queer fantasy romance—need we say more?

From the very first page, in the author’s note, Elle sets the tone with a bold, unapologetic response to stereotypes about autistic people

Surrounded by fog and perched high above the town, Briar begins to sense that not all is as it seems.

An immediately captivating feminist twist on a story of transformation, betrayal and identity.

People started coming up to me after panels, telling me they “loved how unapologetic you are”. What exactly am I supposed to be apologising for?

A fabulously gripping, twisty and tender thriller wrapped around a love story, one that you'll want to fly through, yet savour.

It is an exploration into the paradox that is the tragedy that you may never be more than you are, and yet you must always strive to become more than you ever will be.

With 200 Monas I was promised an unhinged and outrageous (in the best way) and readers, Jan Saenz delivered on every single expectation!

Are you a fan of rivals to lovers in a science lab setting? Then Love and Other Brain Experiments is the STEM rom-com to add to your TBR this month.

For fans of The Holiday and The Flat Share, step into the world of Sage and Theo this January as you follow their romance.

When fiances, Ellie and Drake, find themselves walking around the city during a late-night walk, they come across a cinema down an alley way that only has tickets for two, and will only be playing one film per ticket.