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I'm not a horror fan, but I do love spooky and paranormal books this time of year, ones steeped in atmosphere and autumnal vibes. So, for those who are like me and don't like their halloween reading super scary, I put together a list of paranormal romances that I enjoy this time of year. As usual, it was difficult to narrow down, but I did my best. 
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Happy Asexual Awareness Week! For Ace Week, I've put together a post of some books with ace spec characters that I've enjoyed (and as usual, had a difficult time narrowing it down and choosing books!). I've also listed my own books with ace spec characters below, if you're looking for some more fantasy romance with ace spec characters.  For Hispanic Heritage Month, I'm sharing some books by Latinx authors that I've enjoyed. It's always difficult to make these lists, since there are so many great books, and I have a miserable time choosing and then invariably I remember a bunch I wish I'd included...sigh. In any case, here are some books I hope you enjoy:  Happy Bi Day of Visibility! I'm sharing some recommendations of books with bisexual main characters to mark the day. I always try to share different books than I have in the past, but there absolutely might be some repeats (which probably means I really liked the book since it keeps coming to mind...?).  Every year, I try to do some Pride Month book recs so you’ll have some queer books to read in June and throughout the year. When I thought about how to do it this year, grouping book recs by color sounded like a fun idea—then by the end of the month, we’ll have a whole rainbow of books. This week, I’m sharing books with predominantly blue, purple, and pink covers (take a look at the previous posts of red and orange books, yellow and green books, and blue, purple, and pink books). I’m sure I’ll think of a book I should have included as soon as I post this, since that’s how it usually goes! Here are today’s book recs:
Every year, I try to do some Pride Month book recs so you’ll have some queer books to read in June and throughout the year. When I thought about how to do it this year, grouping book recs by color sounded like a fun idea—then by the end of the month, we’ll have a whole rainbow of books. This week, I’m sharing books with predominantly blue, purple, and pink covers (take a look at the previous posts of red and orange books and yellow and green books). I’m sure I’ll think of a book I should have included as soon as I post this, since that’s how it usually goes! Here are today’s book recs:
Every year, I try to do some Pride Month book recs so you’ll have some queer books to read in June and throughout the year. When I thought about how to do it this year, grouping book recs by color sounded like a fun idea—then by the end of the month, we’ll have a whole rainbow of books. This week, I’m sharing books with predominantly yellow and green covers (take a look at last week's red and orange books). I’m sure I’ll think of a book I should have included as soon as I post this, since that’s how it usually goes! Here are today’s book recs:
Every year, I try to do some Pride Month book recs so you’ll have some queer books to read in June and throughout the year. When I thought about how to do it this year, grouping book recs by color sounded like a fun idea—then by the end of the month, we’ll have a whole rainbow of books. This week, I’m sharing books with predominantly red and orange covers. I’m sure I’ll think of a book I should have included as soon as I post this, since that’s how it usually goes. And I’m sure I forgot some because I forgot the covers, even though I tried to look through my books. Here are today’s book recs:
I meant to put this list together last week, which was Lesbian Visibility Week, but of course I didn't manage it (when do I ever manage anything on time anymore? *lolsob*). I've put it together now, though, and I hope you find something you enjoy. These are mostly romances in various subgenres but there are a few that are in other genres with sapphic romances/relationships that are not the central plot of the book but are still important.  We're getting to the end of the Trans Rights Readathon, which started March 21st and goes through Trans Day of Visibility, March 31st, but I thought those participating might still be looking for some books and really, we all should read trans books all year long anyway. So I'm sharing a list of trans books I've enjoyed. These are all books with trans main characters but are not necessarily by trans authors, and they are all really good—I've probably recommended at least some of them before. I'm also going to share my books with trans characters in case anyone is interested in my fantasy romances, though I am not a trans author.
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