There’s sci-fi intrigue in Deep Deception by Cathy Pegau, fairy tale feels in Kim Fielding’s Brute, a grim vampire reality in Jordan Castillo Price’s Hemovore, treasure-hunting adventure in Talya Andor’s Convergence, and a fantastical setting (and more) in Megan Derr’s The Engineered Throne.įor historical fans, we don’t have to dig too deep to find gems. (Watch out! Trouble is also close behind Cole.) And if you like something a little more paranormal (with ghosts!) in your mystery, check out A Reason to Believe by Spokane author Diana Copland.įor Fantasy, Urban Fantasy, and Sci-Fi romance readers, you won’t have to quest far to find some amazing reads.

Or you can follow Californian PI Cole McGinnis in the first of his mysteries Dirty Kiss by Rhys Ford. You can find a mystery close to home in the Tacoma-set suspense Mounting Danger by Karis Walsh. In Radclyffe’s Above all, Honor, a secret service agent must do what she can to protect the daughter of the president. And if you’re looking for a story collection to pick up, there’s the Best Lesbian Romance 2014.įor mystery and suspense readers, there is quite the selection to investigate! Josh Lanyon’s Come Unto These Yellow Sands finds a professor and his sheriff lover embroiled in a murder case. Yum! For a spicier meal, there’s the three novellas in Uncommon Romance by Jove Belle, or if you’re looking for a fun college romance, come skip class with Anne Tenino’s Frat Boy and Toppy. Or you can dive into the hot dish Hungry for Loveby local writer Rick. If you’re looking for love stories, then the Library is a great place to start! There, you’ll find loads of romances, from mysteries to historicals, from sci-fi to contemporary, and you’ll find a ton of books that star LGBTQ main characters falling in love and finding that awesome Happily Ever After.įor Contemporary readers, especially all you fans who love it when things heat up with firefighters, there’s From the Ashes by Seattle writer Daisy Harris.

Posted by guest blogger Tracy Timmons Gray

A Reason To Believe by Diana Copland