Despite medication only creating new problems and not even helping the original issue, one man still finds hope and progress.

Either read alone or as the newest of the Weirdwater Confluence, steamy romance meets fantasy drama.

Poetically written memoir depicting survival, not just of a deadly disease, but also of a society that never quite handled it the right way.

Most stories don't marry both action and romance this well, as vampires and hunters clash again in a strong book two.

Beautifully evocative collection of short stories featuring sapphic romantic connections.

Dark comedy, realistic characters not only defined by their LGBTQ+ status, and an understated but twisted plot are just some of many merits.

Pieces that struggle to become a whole and a possible misplacement of genre distract from often poetic prose.

Sex, drugs, and rock and roll...this definitely isn't your parents' vampire novella series.

The last man standing isn't always the biggest or bravest...sometimes it's just a skinny gamer who keeps finding ways to that next level.

Pick it up for the hot and steamy central romance, but stay for how wonderful everything supporting and surrounding it is too.

Body-snatchers, shadow organizations protecting the world, and an enemies-to-more through line make this LGBTQ+ story a very enjoyable read.

Despite some intense subject matter, the warmth of the central couple of this romance left the overall work sweeter than I expected.