Childhood best friends Joni and Ren keep their bond alive by being each other’s annual wedding plus‑ones, even after Joni moves away. After a falling‑out, they must pretend to be close again at a family summer wedding, and old feelings and unresolved hurt resurface. The novel follows their reunion as they navigate friendship, second chances, and whether their relationship can become something more.

Seventeen-year-old Sebastian moves to the controlled community of New Gault to care for his ailing, difficult mother. At TECH, a school whose devices and rules limit speech to prevent bullying, he clashes with student ambassador Lu; as they form a bond, both teens must reckon with trauma, trust, and the costs of enforced safety while exploring a tender queer romance.

Ye Lian’s steady life in Beijing — a good job, a long-term boyfriend, and plans for the future — is upended when her childhood friend Luo Wenyu returns after a decade in California. Wenyu’s reappearance and a hidden past force the two women to reassess their relationships and ambitions, pushing them to choose between the safety they know and uncertain, risky possibilities.

After eating dumplings at a night market, workaholic Noelle Tom begins reliving the same Friday over and over: the same alarm, the same Wordle, and a proposal that never sticks. During the loop she keeps encountering Cam, a man who doesn’t seem to remember her, and must choose to step away from her routine and take risks to try to get unstuck. A gentle, romantic time-loop story about connection, change, and learning to live in the moment.

Fiona Addai — a popular online sleuth known as @Princess_PI — tries to reclaim her late brother’s invention from a tech company and instead finds herself accused of murder. She hires Maurice Bennett, a jaded private investigator, to help clear her name and teach her real-world detective work. As they dig into a shady start-up, their partnership intensifies and they must learn to trust each other to uncover the truth.

The graphic novel centers around a high school student named Freddy who is grappling with her tumultuous relationship with the charismatic Laura Dean. Despite Laura's repeated infidelities and breakups, Freddy finds herself drawn back to Laura time and again. As Freddy navigates the complexities of love, friendship, and self-discovery, she begins to understand the importance of healthy relationships and self-respect. With the help of her friends, particularly her best friend Doodle, Freddy learns to set boundaries and recognize her own worth, ultimately confronting the cycle of toxic behavior and seeking a path toward personal growth and fulfillment.

Elfreda Marsden, an aspiring archaeologist, thinks she’s found proof of Viking activity on her family’s estate until the amulet is lost after a collision with Georgie Redmayne, her charming childhood enemy recently returned from London. Needing new evidence and cash, the two reluctantly team up to hunt for a hidden hoard of Viking gold, and the quest draws them into unexpected adventures that awaken feelings neither expected. This queer historical romance follows their slow-burn shift from rivalry to something more, with high stakes tied to the treasure they seek.

Susan “Zuzu” Braeburn is nearly forty with a home, a child, and a partner, but long-buried doubts about past choices and her marriage resurface when an unexpected loss brings her back to her hometown. As she reconnects with her past and the people she left behind, she must face the ‘what-ifs’ that have quietly shaped her life.

A young storyteller presents a tale of forbidden love set in Saudi Arabia. The Consequences Of Love offers an intimate account of the relationship and the challenges it encounters within its cultural and social setting. Through the storyteller's voice the novel traces the collision between personal affection and societal boundaries and the consequences those clashes produce for the people involved.

When veteran goalie Jethro Hale is traded to a team coached by Clay Powers — his former lover and the youngest coach in the league — their past affair and unresolved feelings resurface. As the team pursues a big season, they must navigate awkwardness, parenthood and a rekindled attraction that could cause a scandal if it comes to light.

Anna must marry to inherit after her grandfather’s will threatens her independence. To protect her future she enters a high‑stakes horse race and a betting ring, clashing with and gradually falling for the arrogant Lord Julian Ramsay in a slow‑burn frenemies-to-lovers romance.

Max is thirty and restless, carrying years of dysphoria and dissatisfaction. After a New Year’s Eve fall she tries pursuing a conventional relationship with Vincent, but his family expectations and a resurfacing past force both of them to confront identity, forgiveness, and how much the past shapes who we become. The novel explores trans identity, family pressure, race, and the work of making — or remaking — a life together.

At 55, a renowned intellectual and twice-married woman stages a modern swayamvar—inviting men to compete for her attention—which ignites gossip and scandal in her American town. The novel follows her fierce desire, the realities of aging and disability, and her defiance of social expectations as she navigates public scrutiny and personal longing.

Wren Darlington, a powerful psychic Mod hiding from those who would kill her kind, is captured and forced into Silver Block, an elite enemy training program. Forced to conceal her abilities while plotting from within, she must navigate deadly training, shifting loyalties, and a fraught relationship with her commanding officer, Cross Redden. As tensions escalate, Wren has to decide how far she’ll go to survive and what she’s willing to sacrifice to protect others.

Thirty-five-year-old Sadie Wells leaves her predictable life to join a Camino de Santiago tour in Portugal, where a chance meeting with fellow traveler Mal sparks a deep connection. As they walk together through the landscape and through personal challenges—Sadie exploring newly awakened feelings, Mal facing loss and change—their bond grows and both must decide what kind of life they want after the pilgrimage. A tender, character-driven romance about identity, grief, and the courage to start over.

Lord Christopher Eden, a reclusive trans gentleman who prefers the company of his cook and butler, must find a wife by the end of the Season to keep his inheritance. He moves to London and hires a traditional valet, James Harding; what begins as a prickly working relationship gradually deepens into a slow-burn, complicated attraction as both men guard secrets. Set in the Regency era, the novel combines dry wit, social maneuvering, and a thoughtful exploration of identity and relationships.

Beth has built a quiet life with her husband Frank, but when Gabriel—the first love she never forgot—returns to their village with his young son, old feelings and buried secrets resurface. A violent incident involving Gabriel’s dog pulls Beth back into a past she thought she’d left behind, and as tensions rise in the community she must face choices that put her marriage and future at risk. The novel shifts between past and present to explore love, loss, and the consequences of long-hidden truths.

During a six-week seaside holiday after her family’s move to Bath, Jane Austen savors sea bathing and the company of her sister Cassandra and friend Martha while new arrivals stir curiosity and unrest. As her brother Frank returns from naval service and figures like Captain Parker and the reserved lawyer Samuel Rose appear, Jane becomes drawn into questions about love, loyalty and her own feelings while also assisting Reverend Swete with his granddaughter’s arrival from the West Indies.

Eliot and Claire have been married for nearly forty years. After years of Claire’s cancer, as her life nears its end she makes an unexpected request that forces Eliot to reevaluate their marriage, his role as caregiver, and who they are apart and together. The novel follows his emotional reckoning with love, identity, and the difficult choices that surface at the end of life.

Linda leads a quiet life moderating comments and renting a small garage in the Bay Area, but each month she takes a round‑trip flight to indulge a deep, private obsession with airplanes. Convinced one of them is her soulmate, she guards the secret until an opportunity appears that could bring her dream within reach — forcing her to choose between maintaining a semblance of normalcy and pursuing the unconventional love she longs for.

Content moderator Girlie Delmundo earns a promotion when her employer acquires a leading virtual reality company, moving her into an elite VR moderation role. The job’s perks help her family but deepen her isolation, and when she begins a tentative relationship with the company’s reserved co‑founder William Cheung she must reckon with the limits of controlling narratives and the persistence of the past. A character-driven novel about work, intimacy, and how technology reshapes human connection.

A woman with a full, settled life is prompted by her husband to rethink what their marriage leaves out, setting off a tumult of desire, heartbreak, and rekindled connections. Crush follows her journey through temptation and consequence toward a clearer sense of who she is and what she wants, while navigating family, friendships, and intimacy.

A lyrical, intimate memoir that traces three generations of a Chinese-American family, weaving personal history, food, language, and the recurring image of the ginkgo tree into a meditation on immigration, memory, and identity; through small domestic details and larger political upheavals, it examines how displacement, resilience, and intergenerational bonds shape who we become and what we carry across places and time.

Three years after their breakup, Kiki is trying to rebuild her life when her ex, Malakai, reappears as the best man at her best friend’s wedding. As she juggles a new job, her family’s struggling restaurant, and wedding preparations, their unresolved chemistry forces her to confront the past while trying to keep everything from falling apart.