Honest thoughts, favourite moments, and spoiler-free vibes. These are the books we’ve read, loved (or didn’t!), and everything in between.
You Killed Me First by John Marrs pulls you into the lives of three women, each hiding smouldering secrets, with a looming bonfire night that promises fireworks—literally. Told through the shifting perspectives of Margot, Anna,… Read More »You Killed Me First by John Marrs – A Twisty Thriller of Secrets & Lies
In Bury Our Bones in the Midnight Soil, V.E. Schwab sinks fangs into our centuries-long hunger for belonging, desire, and damnation – delivering a story as unapologetically queer as it is gorgeously gothic. From the… Read More »Bury Our Bones In The Midnight Soil – Dark, Queer & Unforgettable
Mongrel Hanako Footman is a quiet triumph – a lyrical, deeply intimate debut that explores womanhood, identity, and inheritance with rare grace. Already known for her work as an actor, Footman brings that same emotional… Read More »Mongrel Hanako Footman: An Exploration of Identity
In Atmosphere, Taylor Jenkins Reid reaches for the stars – delivering a story as radical as it is romantic. From the glitz of old Hollywood in The Seven Husbands of Evelyn Hugo to the drug-fuelled… Read More »Atmosphere Taylor Jenkins Reid: Ambitious & Unforgettable
If you’re in the mood for something sweet, bookish, and heart-meltingly cosy, The Cinnamon Bun Book Store might just be your next favourite read. This is the second book in Laurie Gilmore’s Dream Harbor series,… Read More »The Cinnamon Bun Book Store: A HEA Guaranteed Cosy Romance!
The Vanishing Half is a moving, multilayered novel by Brit Bennett that explores identity, colourism, and the lasting pull of family and history. With emotional depth and sharp insight, Bennett takes readers into the lives… Read More »The Vanishing Half Review: An Exploration of Identity Across Generations
In The Reformatory, Tananarive Due delivers a gripping historical horror novel that cuts deep – exploring systemic racism, institutional brutality, and the ghosts that linger long after the wounds of injustice are buried. A master… Read More »The Reformatory: A Haunting Tale Of Survival And Injustice
Bored Gay Werewolf is Tony Santorella’s hilarious and heartfelt debut — a sharp blend of queer satire, horror tropes, and emotional realness that just works. Tony Santorella might be new to the queer fiction scene,… Read More »Bored Gay Werewolf: Toxic Masculinity & Found Family
In this Bury Your Gays review, we dive into Chuck Tingle’s latest queer horror novel that blends satire, social commentary, and emotional depth. Chuck Tingle may have first entered the public eye with delightfully absurd… Read More »Bury Your Gays: Chuck Tingle’s Queer Horror Masterpiece