📚LGBTQ+ Fiction New Releases

Lamb: A Novel in Snapshots

by Troy Ford

D is shaken when his mercurial friend Lamb vanishes just before they're set to move in together. The news of his death three years later shadows him like a ghost. From their first meeting at an elite all-boys school to the chaos of 1990s San Francisco, Lamb's story unfolds in a tangle of tenderness and rebellion, anguish and adventure. Through journal entries, letters, poetry, and stories, Lamb is a coming-of-age in snapshots that captures the dazed spirit of young men searching for belonging in the aftermath of the AIDS crisis.

PREORDER: Releases June 3, 2025

Pyg: A Contemporary Sapphic Novel

by Pip Landers-Letts

Pyg is threaded with humour, heart, and intrigue. It's a sapphic story exploring a life transformation with a side of mystery and romance!

Slaying You

by Michelle Gagnon

Grace and Amber’s first encounter was anything but ordinary—they bonded over being stalked by the same psychopath. After narrowly escaping that ordeal they went their separate ways, determined to get back to their live. So when they reunite for a Vegas wedding and discover that an even more dangerous killer is targeting their friends, it’s time to get the gang back together. Grace and Amber have outrun a murderer before . . . but can they do it again?

Joey and the Ocean of Possibilities

by Mike Jakubowski

A week before Joey is set to marry his fiancé Luca, he and his best friend Kris set off to celebrate his bachelor weekend. Their plans are thwarted when Joey and Kris stumble into a shop and meet “The Woman,” who claims she has the ability to show Joey how any of his prior relationships could have turned out. Joey is soon thrust into the past, reliving former love and how different life could have been. Will Joey realize his life is better off with Luca, or will he be caught up in one of the what-ifs?

Clean Slate

by Barbara Winkes

On the first day of her new job, divorced Rae Burton is partnered with a younger detective, Dakota Lord, to solve a high-profile murder. Rae, a former lieutenant, who returned to work cases in the field, clashes with Dakota who has a lot to prove. As the case heats up, so does the growing attraction between the two. To find a murderer, one of them will have to dig deep into her own past.

Give My Love to Berlin

by Katherine Bryant

Alternating between Tillie’s perspective during the ’20s and ’30s as the Weimar Republic slowly gives way to a dictatorship and Thea’s perspective in the ’90s as the secrets of her grandmother’s history come to light, Give My Love to Berlin follows the lives of two gay couples—Tillie and Ruth, and their best friends, James and Ernesto—trying to navigate falling in love, thriving in their community, and coming to terms with the danger they are in just by being who they are.