A Dance of Water and Air by Antonia Aquilante (trans, demi, fantasy) ( my review).Unmasked by the Marquess by Cat Sebastian (gender fluid).

The Doctor’s Discretion by EE Ottoman (bit of everything).Mud & Lace by Jay Northcote (discovery bi meets discovery gender fluid).Metzger (disability, self esteem body pos, gay) ( Jay’s Review) Under His Stiletto by KA Merikan (crossdresser BDSM gay).A Touch of Loveby Sheryl Lister (hearing loss, het).The Blinding Light by Renae Kaye (blind, gay).That Kind of Guy by Talia Hibbert (het woman in her 40s + younger demi man).The Trouble with Tony by Eli Easton (demi, gay).The Mating of Michael by Eli Easton (physically disabled, sexwork, gay).Only See You by JD Chambers (nonbinary/they).Honeymoon for Oneby Keira Andrews (hearing impaired, May/December, gay).Squared Away by Annabeth Albert (ace, gay).I’m specifically going for a lighter tone, since that’s what I like to read (although a few of these are a touch dark they always end happily). Here’s a sample some fun romantic or sexy (not too serious) books with main characters that straddle the divides that I do not – so to speak. I will keep writing lots of queer characters, I promise, but in the meantime… I’m doing my best but even I can’t catch them all, as it were. I don’t feel like they are trivialized or diminished by this, I feel like this is what makes fiction magic.Īnd now… Miss Gail where are your Ace or Grey or Demi or Other Queer Characters? How about a disabled characters? What about Pan or Poly? How about neurodiversity ? Where is your OCD lesbian gender-fluid butch jaguar gynecologist from Peru, on a motorcycle? You should take from them whatever solace you need. I don’t write my books for me, I write them for you. If you see yourself in one of my characters, that character is for you.

The blinding light by renae kaye