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Saw this book on here and thought I’d give it a chance. It was a decent story, but the thing that really made me love it was all the LGBTQ+ history that it featured. It’s clear that Casey McQuiston knows her stuff in that regard. Every LGBTQ+ story that gets put out there helps. Hopefully the more that get popular the more variety we get.
books with bi characters - the apocalypse of elena mendoza by shaun david hutchinson
“The apocalypse began at Starbucks. Where else did you expect the end of the world to start?”
books with bi characters - far from you by tess sharpe
“But this is the thing about struggling out of that hole you’ve put yourself in: the higher you climb, the farther you have to fall.”
books with bi characters - over you by amy reed
“But which of us is the hero? There can only ever be one.”
Hey - the second book in my new series is out. In this installment: fire demons, melting skin, missing priests, mysterious strangers, mom?, smell-based taunts, softball bats fashioned into medieval weaponry, regretful vomit.
Frankie Bounds returns home from University for the summer, reluctantly giving up the city life she's grown accustomed to. Small-town New Zealand moves so much slower - and her world has changed so completely that it seems as though she's only wasting time. There's no rest for the wicked, however - and when she hears of missing persons and mysterious sounds, it seems as though the trials of the city have followed her home.
The whole series is free to pick up in EPUB/MOBI/PDF formats, or to just read directly online on my website. If you prefer, you can also buy each book on Kindle at the lowest price it’ll let me set.
You can find this and more (including queer urban fantasy epics, bisexual hacktivists-turned-vigilantes and gay teen superheroes) at jondauthor.work
books with bi characters - they both die at the end by adam silvera
“Life isn’t meant to be lived alone. Neither are End Days.”
