Magic conspiracies, alternate Edwardian England, women’s rights, racial injustice, and a scorching queer romance – A Marvellous Light has it all. I can’t wait to read more of Freya Marske’s work!
Tag: <span>diverse</span>
Julie Thien’s debut, The Donut Trap, sparkles as a New Adult romance and looks at some of the challenges faced by the child of immigrants.
THE FASTEST WAY TO FALL by Denise Williams is a diverse contemporary romance. Warning that this isn’t your typical lighthearted romcom – characters deal with eating disorders and drug addiction. But the author handles these serious topics with a lot of skill and sensitivity plus weaves in lots of humor and steam.
Raquel Reyes’s Caribbean Kitchen Mystery debut, Mango, Mambo, and Murder, is a delicious, spicy treat. Perfect for culinary cozy fans.
A Holly Jolly Diwali by Sonya Lalli is a sweet, flirty, and charming novel highlighting Indian culture. The descriptions are lush; the banter is clever.
Ryka Aoki’s The Light From Uncommon Stars is quite simply amazing. She deftly weaves the stories of three very different women together in a way that will punch you in the feels.
Under the Whispering Door by TJ Klune will wreck you in the most amazing, banter-filled, heart-wrenching yet kind way possible.
Jane, Bruiser, and company are back in NOLA. Wrassler and Jody are getting married. And Jody’s very clear that Jane’s not to screw things up!
The Shaadi Set-Up is Lillie Vale’s adult romcom debut. This is a super-cute second chance, contemporary desi romance.
The Charm Offensive by Alison Cochrun is a warm snuggle of a workplace, friends to forbidden lovers romcom with some seriously endearing dorkiness.