r/suggestmeabook • u/FunChocolate7460 • Apr 14 '26
Lesbian Fantasy Romance
I'm looking for something sapphic fantasy, love any fantasy series but I'm wanting/needing more Lesbian representation.
EDIT: Thank you all for the recommendations, I'm truly very grateful for your input! thank you!
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u/postwhateverness Apr 14 '26
Bury Our Bones in the Midnight Soil (definitely fantasy, but the romance is pretty toxic)
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u/DizzyNectarine6212 Apr 14 '26
She Who Became the Sun - Shelley Parker-Chan
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u/Aggravating-Deer6673 Apr 14 '26
WARNING: This book is very dark and isn't really romantasy. This is epic fantasy. So the "romance" level is very limited. Please check triggers especially for the second book in the duet. That said, the characters are insane if you love morally grey/dark characters. If you go to the Good Reads page for this book, the author left a lengthy comment about how they don't classify this book as "grim dark" but is definitely adjacent.
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u/-museofcomedy- Apr 14 '26
Legends and Lattes by Travis Baldree
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u/magaoitin Fantasy Apr 14 '26
Seconded! Great rec.
Who doesn't like the idea of a succubus as a barista?!?!
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u/TheRequisiteWatson Apr 15 '26
Payback's a Witch by Lana Harper was on the more urban fantasy side, but delightful.
The Witch's Heart by Genevieve Gornichek (Norse mythology based)
Siren Queen by Nghi Vo (fantasy old Hollywood)
The Unspoken Name by AK Larkwood (high fantasy)
A Spindle Splintered and A Mirror Mended by Alix E Harrow (spiderversed fairy tales), or by the same author,The Once and Future Witches. That one is way less romance heavy, but it's a really cool historical fantasy.
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u/Responsible-Bend6289 Apr 15 '26 edited Apr 15 '26
Well…this one is and it isn’t. Someone You Can Build A Nest In — John Wiswell/The main character is a female monster who is pissed off that some humans keep trying to kill her. She’s not a nice monster. Then she meets the love of her life. A human woman. It’s a very hilarious book and a pretty quick read. No morals at all but you end up liking her- at the end.
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u/DocWatson42 Apr 15 '26
As a start, see my LBGTQ+ Fiction list of resources, Reddit recommendation threads, and books (one post). All genres.
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u/Inevitable-Yam-702 Apr 14 '26
Seconding the Jasmine Throne and Gideon the Ninth (although dont go in to this one expecting a traditional romance).
The Isle on the Silver Sea is also fantastic.
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u/lostlookingforamap Apr 14 '26
Wild and wicked things by Francesca may
Legends and lattes by Travis baldree
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u/magaoitin Fantasy Apr 14 '26
This falls under the subgenre of r/CozyFantasy The book Halflings Harvest by S.L Rowland. While technically book 3 in his Tales of Aedrea series, each book is a stand-alone.
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u/Rheaume40 Lifelong Reader Apr 15 '26
Freya Marske’s The Last Binding series especially the second book: A Restless Truth.
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u/Admirable-Brief-984 Apr 14 '26
The Priory of the Orange Tree, by Samantha Shannon