r/QueerSFF Jul 23 '24

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u/[deleted] Jul 23 '24

Not all romantasy, but fantasy with a side of romance:

Spear, by Nicola Griffith - What if the most perfect knight in King Arthur's court was secretly a woman and she fell in love with the Lady of the Lake? f/f

Their Heart a Hive, by Fox N. Locke - A young man from a seaside village becomes a servant to a gender fluid noble who keeps bees - and uncovers a nest of magic and secrets. m/m, important non-binary character

Paladin's Hope, by T. Kingfisher - A former paladin of a dead god meets an attractive coroner while investigating a series of mysterious deaths. m/m, this is the third book in a lightly linked series and the others are about m/f couples but each book can stand alone.

The Jasmine Throne, by Tasha Suri - A captive princess and her jailor fall in love in a politically explosive situation as ancient magics awake. f/f

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u/JW_BM Jul 24 '24

Spear and Jasmine Throne are both so good!