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In The Middle Of Somewhere by Roan Parrish
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In The Middle Of Somewhere by Roan Parrish
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Queer Books!
The last couple years, I've posted about queer books I've read and authors who write queer stories, and this year, I'm at it again!
Here are the books I posted about in 2023, and here's all the books I posted about last year!
Jay Hogan
Parker St. John
Riley Hart
Sidney Bell
Jesse H Reign
Onley James
Iris Foxglove
Morgan Brice
Eliot Grayson
Charlie Adhara
Anna Zabo
August Jones
Riley Nash
Roan Parrish
Cat Sebastian
Tal Bauer
Cait Nary
Eden Finely and Saxon James
EM Lindsey
LA Witt
Sarina Bowen
Kit Oliver
Ari Baran
Fave Five: Queer Fiction Set in New Orleans
Yeah, it’s six. Sue me. Blood Debts by Terry J. Benton-Walker (YA) Death Card by Jasmine Walker (YA) Looking for a Sign by Susie Dumond Things We Lost to the Water by Eric Nguyen The (Most Unusual) Haunting of Edgar Lovejoy by Roan Parrish Sister Holiday Mysteries by Margot Douaihy Bonus: These are all set in the actual city, but for a New Orleans-inspired YA Fantasy setting, check out Her Sharp…
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The Most Unusual Haunting of Edgar Lovejoy by Roan Parrish
Jamie Wendon-Dale may design haunted houses, but they don't actually believe in ghosts—until they meet Edgar Lovejoy, who is tall, clever, beautiful…and 100% haunted.
A COZY, GHOSTLY LGBTQIA+ ROMANCE
Jamie Wendon-Dale (transmasc they/them) creates haunted houses for a living. Haunting is their life—but nobody working New Orleans' spooky circuit actually believes in ghosts.
Edgar Lovejoy (cis he/him) is 100% haunted. No, really. Ghosts have tormented him since childhood and he's organized his life around attempts to avoid them.
Opposites? Get ready to attract. But while Jamie's biggest concern is that Edgar sometimes seems a bit distracted, Edgar's fears are much greater. Not only is he scared of encountering the dearly departed whenever he leaves the house, but he's terrified of making himself vulnerable to Jamie. After all, how do you tell someone who believes ghosts only exist as smoke and mirrors that you see them everywhere you go? And how can you trust in a happy future when you can't even believe in yourself?
A little spooky, a little magical, and a whole lot cozy: The (Most Unusual) Haunting of Edgar Lovejoy will leave you feeling like you've found a brand new bookish family of your own.
Have you read Better Than People by Roan Parrish (2020)?
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Happy Pride my friends.
I want to highlight some of my favorite LGBTQ+ books.
One of my goals for this year is to read more diverse and I'm really happy about it, so far I have found beautiful stories 💕
I hope everyone have a great and safe Pride Month
Better Than People by Roan Parrish Simon Burke has always preferred animals to people. Meeting a grumpy children’s book illustrator who needs a dog walker isn’t easy for the man whose persistent anxiety has colored his whole life, but Jack Matheson’s menagerie is just what Simon needs. Four dogs, three cats and counting. Jack’s pack of rescue pets is the only company he needs. But when a bad fall leaves him with a broken leg, Jack is forced to admit he needs help. That the help comes in the form of the most beautiful man he’s ever seen is a complicated, glorious surprise. But making a real relationship work once Jack’s cast comes off will mean compromise, understanding and lots of love.