A Cruel Thirst by Angela Montoya | Latinx Romantasy, sapphic representation with secondary characters.

“A determined vampire huntress, Carolina Fuentes, seeking to prove her worth, and a reluctant fledgling vampire, Lalo Villalobos, searching for a cure to his curse, form an uneasy alliance to defeat a shared monstrous enemy threatening their pueblo. As their mission forces them to confront their differences—and undeniable chemistry—they must navigate danger, family expectations, and their growing attraction in this spellbinding romantasy.”

The Brightness Between Us by Eliot Schrefer | YA Queer Sci-fi Romance, sequel to The Darkness Outside Us.

“A young family struggling to survive on the harsh exoplanet Minerva and two strangers on a war-torn Earth, separated by thirty thousand years, uncover unexpected ties that bind their fates. As Ambrose Cusk grapples with betrayal and discovers another stranded spacefarer, and his descendants face a growing threat on Minerva, their intertwined journeys hold the key to survival—and possibly humanity's future—in this sweeping tale of connection across time and space.”

Clown in a Cornfield 3: The Church of Frendo by Adam Cesare | YA Horror/Thriller, the series has queer representation with secondary characters.

“Survivor Quinn refuses to wait for the murderous clown cult to strike again and embarks on a relentless quest to dismantle the deadly Frendo followers. Her pursuit leads her through dangerous cornfields and across state lines, culminating in a confrontation with the most fanatical and terrifying threat yet: the true believers. This electrifying third installment delivers all the gore, suspense, and psychological chills fans of the slasher series crave.”

Camp Damascus by Chuck Tingle | Queer Horror

“The idyllic facade of a God-fearing Montana town hides the sinister truth behind the nation’s 'most effective' gay conversion camp. Promising salvation but delivering horror, Camp Damascus forces its attendees to confront terrifying secrets that challenge their faith and identity. In this searing debut, Tingle explores the demons the queer community faces, the cost of silence, and the power of rebellion in a chilling fight for freedom.”

Pritty by Keith F. Miller, Jr. | YA Queer Coming-of-Age with Romance

“Jay and Leroy navigate their budding romance amid the rising tensions of their Savannah neighborhood, where whispered rumors and long-standing feuds threaten everything they hold dear. As the murder of a young Black journalist and escalating violence put them in the crossfire, Leroy dives into the dangerous legacy of the Black Diamonds to protect Jay and uncover the truth. In this powerful debut, love, family, and survival intertwine in a gripping story of resilience and the fight for a future together.”

A Bone in His Teeth by Kellen Graves | Queer Dark Fantasy Romance with horror elements, Trans MC

“Alba Marsh escapes his debts to start anew in the enigmatic town of Moon Harbor, hoping to reunite with his missing mother. Taking refuge as a lighthouse keeper, Alba is plagued by haunting dreams, eerie voices, and the sinister presence of the sea. After a desperate act of violence, he encounters Eridanys, the last merrow of the harbor, who curses him into uncovering the fate of the vanished merrow. As their volatile bond grows, Alba is drawn into the dark secrets of Moon Harbor, where the line between prey and predator blurs in this chilling, atmospheric tale.”

Legend of the White Snake by Sher Lee | YA Queer Historical Fantasy Romance

“A snake spirit named Zhen, gifted with the ability to take human form, falls for the determined Prince Xian, who is unknowingly hunting him to save his dying mother. Drawn together in the bustling city of Changle, their love deepens even as the truth about Zhen’s identity looms between them. This lush and romantic retelling of a classic Chinese folktale weaves a tale of love, sacrifice, and destiny.”

Alex Wise vs. the End of the World by Terry J. Benton-Walker | Middle grade Coming-of-Age Fantasy

“12-year-old Alex’s difficult summer—abandoned by friends, stuck on a cruise with his estranged dad, and stalked by a creepy shadow—turns apocalyptic when his sister is possessed by Death, one of the Four Horsemen. With the help of a snarky god sharing his body, a loyal best friend, and an unexpected team of allies, Alex must harness his newfound powers to stop the Horsemen from wreaking havoc. This wildly funny and action-packed fantasy is a journey of self-discovery, heroism, and sibling bonds amidst global chaos.”

Kiss Her Once for Me by Alison Cochrun | Sapphic Holiday Romance

“Ellie Oliver agrees to a fake engagement with her landlord, Andrew, to solve their mutual problems, only to discover his sister, Jack, is the woman she fell for during a magical Christmas Eve a year earlier. As the ruse unfolds at Andrew’s family cabin, Ellie must navigate her feelings for Jack and decide between the safety of pretense and the risk of true love. This heartwarming queer holiday rom-com is perfect for cozying up by the fire.”

Sordidez by E.G. Conde | Queer Latinx Fantasy

“Trans man Vero struggles for acceptance in a near-future Puerto Rico devastated by a hurricane and abandoned by the U.S. Seeking aid and answers about mysterious colonists, he journeys to the Yucatan, where he encounters a land ravaged by the Hydrophage, a climate weapon unleashed by a dictator. Among survivors, he meets the Loba Roja, a fierce revolutionary envisioning an Indigenous resurgence. Drawn to her vision, Vero must grapple with questions of sacrifice and the future of his beloved island in this gripping tale of resilience and resistance.”