Queerfiction Stories

On the imperial world of Aurelgrave, systems do not fail without permission. When a routine maintenance request resolves itself with impossible precision, infrastructure coordinator Lorin Roe follows protocol-and makes everything worse. Each correct action deepens the fault. Each unexplained success leaves him more exposed. With no sanctioned way to record what the system now recognizes as valid, Lorin turns to a Lower Meridian archivist who preserves what the city erases. Together, they trace a discrepancy that cannot be acknowledged without consequence. In Proper Order is a quiet science fiction novel about systems that work too well, truths that cannot be named, and a connection formed through restraint rather than rebellion.

She came to the orchard to disappear, and fell in love with the woman who made staying feel dangerous. Nina comes to Iris's orchard to disappear. She doesn't plan to stay. She doesn't plan to want anything. She especially doesn't plan to notice the woman who moves through the trees like she belongs to them-sun-warmed, unhurried, impossible to ignore. The days are long and heavy with heat. Cherries stain fingers and shirts. Sweat, silence, and shared work strip away the parts of Nina that have been holding her together too tightly. Maeve never pushes. Never asks for more than what's offered. And somehow, that makes everything harder. Three cherries joined at the stem become a quiet promise: hunger, longing, love. Not the dramatic kind. The kind that grows slowly. The kind that stays. As the orchard hums and summer deepens, Nina begins to feel her body again-her wants, her fear, her hope. Being seen by another woman feels dangerous. Being held by a place that remembers feels worse. And leaving starts to feel like the bravest thing she might never do. Three Stemmed Cherries is a slow-burn sapphic romance about summer heat, emotional healing, and the tenderness of chosen family. A soft, intimate story for readers who love quiet longing, cottagecore atmospheres, and love that doesn't rush-but doesn't let go either.

When the Dark Phoenix chose self-sacrifice to save the X-Men, she expected the cold embrace of death. Instead, the Phoenix Force-refusing to let its host perish-tears Jean Grey through the fabric of the multiverse, dropping her into the cold, metal graveyard of a galaxy at war. Jean awakens in the brig of the Battlestar Pegasus, a ship governed by iron discipline and the ruthless will of Admiral Helena Cain. To Cain, Jean is a miracle weapon-a living goddess who can incinerate Cylon Basestars with a thought. To Jean, Cain is a mirror: a woman who has sacrificed her humanity on the altar of survival. In the claustrophobic corridors of a ship fleeing extinction, an impossible attraction ignites. As Jean struggles to keep the hunger of the Phoenix at bay, she finds herself drawn to the Admiral's unyielding strength. But Helena Cain doesn't just want an ally-she wants the fire. Between bloody raids, Cylon ambushes, and the moral decay of a desperate fleet, two of the most dangerous women in the stars must decide: Will their love be the spark that saves humanity, or the solar flare that finally consumes it?

Revenge was simple-until he smiled. Riven has five steps to kill the crown prince and burn the kingdom that destroyed his home. Step One: Get close. Step Two: Earn the prince's trust. Step Three: Steal the royal seal. Step Four: Break his heart. Step Five: Deliver the final blow. But what happens when the crown prince starts looking at him like he's more than a pawn? And what if the spy who trained Riven returns-with blood on his hands and a kiss from the past? In a kingdom of politics, betrayal, and secrets masked in gold, four fates intertwine-and only one will survive the game. A slow-burn BL fantasy about killing the one person who makes you feel alive.

Mikasa doesn't want to believe. She doesn't want to believe that her brother was abducted by aliens. She doesn't want to believe that she likes girls. She doesn't want to believe that one of the aliens that kidnapped her brother is going to help them bring him back. But she won't be able to deny these things for long, because they're all true. (Cross-posted on Ao3, cover by @AnimeAddict2018)

-Holiday With a Freaking Stranger- Perez Clark does not need a holiday. He doesn't need a break, a change, or-according to his older sister and his painfully persistent best friend-someone to fall in love with. He says no. Repeatedly. Loudly. They book the trip anyway. Dragged into a holiday he never wanted, Perez boards a plane already irritated, already defensive, already counting the days until he can go home. The last thing he expects is the stranger beside him-calm, tall, infuriatingly composed-and the argument that follows before the plane even takes off. Casper Jack doesn't rise to provocation. He doesn't explain himself. And he definitely doesn't back down. When plans fall apart and Perez is left stranded, the same stranger keeps showing up in all the wrong places, turning a forced holiday into a test of patience, pride, and denial. They don't like each other. They don't trust each other. And whatever this tension is, it has nothing to do with attraction. Obviously. Neither of them is searching for labels. Neither of them is looking for answers. But sometimes love doesn't arrive politely. Sometimes it crashes in, unwanted, undeniable, and impossible to ignore. Holiday With a Freaking Stranger is a slow-burn holiday romance about ego, resistance, and choosing love without explanation. ⸻

Keiran Berry, a British queer artist, arrives in the haunted town of Elysian Hollow, Texas, to photograph decaying Southern architecture and uncover forgotten queer histories. He's drawn to the infamous Briar Manse, a plantation house rumoured to be cursed by a spirit known as the Honeysuckle Devil. There, he meets Colton Ray McAllister, a reclusive rancher with a mysterious scar shaped like a honeysuckle vine. Colton's family has been haunted for generations by a curse born from a forbidden romance between his great-grandfather Elias and a man named Jude. Their love was buried-literally and spiritually-beneath The Manse, and the Devil feeds on queer desire and shame. As Keiran and Colton fall in love, the curse awakens. Honeysuckle vines bloom out of season, shadows whisper, and the Devil begins to manifest. Their intimacy becomes both a weapon and a risk. They discover Elias's diary and learn that only love-bold, defiant, and true-can break the curse. On Colton's birthday, September 9th, they perform a ritual at The Briar Manse. The Devil rises, grotesque and seductive, trying to tear them apart. But Colton chooses Keiran.

Under Yellow Lights is the continuation of When We Were Seventeen. Carson Miranda leaves his small town behind and steps into Manila - into brighter lights, louder spaces, and a version of himself that refuses to shrink. He learns that growth doesn't stop after the first act of bravery. It deepens. It tests you. It asks you who you are when no one is watching - and when everyone is. Under yellow lights, love looks different. So does courage. This is Carson's next era.

[ON-HOLD] In the summer of 2009, Tanner gets sent to his aunt's house in a New Jersey beachtown to spend 20 days of his vacation. He expects nothing good to come from it and wants to get out of his predicament immediately. But when he meets a guy named Griff and becomes inexplicably drawn to him, he realizes that maybe the summer has more to offer than he originally expected. Soon his days become filled with excitement, while his nights become consumed with thoughts of his new friend Griff. But all good things come to an end, just like summer does.

Things I Couldn't Say is a semi-autobiographical queer coming-of-age story about growing up when everything about you feels like it needs to stay hidden.

"You were destined for me. Perhaps as a punishment." -Fyodor Dostoyevski. Forced into the Red Army, Wojtek realises quickly that there's no room for mistakes as a Polish translator. Treated as lesser than others, surviving off silence and obedience but still standing firm - until he starts gaining the respect of a Soviet sergeant, whose squad he is assigned to.

A collection of short stories i wrote with lgbtq+ for pridemonth 2022.

Just the beginning of a tale 🎳 Sparks fly on the bowling lanes as Tyler and Hunter's worlds collide. Crushes, rumors, and secrets swirl in the air, leading to unexpected twists and turns. But when Tyler's heart takes a dangerous detour with the enigmatic Cole, everything hangs in the balance. Will love conquer all, or will the echoes of betrayal shatter their fragile bonds? Tune in for a rollercoaster of emotions in "Whispered Truths." 🌟 #YA #Romance #Secrets #Choices

He never flinched. Never cracked. Never let anyone see what lived behind his perfect smile. Until the hallway. Until the blood. She saw it - the moment his mask broke. And she hasn't forgotten it since. - a short story about power, perception, and the quiet violence of finally being seen.

Grace "Gracie" Hart has everything that looks perfect - grades, friends, a smile everyone believes. Janine "Janie" Cross has everything she has to fight for - bills, responsibilities, and a little brother who depends on her for everything. They shouldn't have met. But one bloody day in the school hallway changes both of their lives. Between quiet mornings, shared laughter, and secrets they never meant to tell, Gracie and Janie begin to realize that love doesn't always come from the same kind of world - it just finds you anyway. A soft, slow-burn story about two girls learning that home isn't where you live - it's who you find along the way.

𝐒𝐨𝐦𝐞 𝐠𝐢𝐫𝐥𝐬 𝐰𝐚𝐧𝐭 𝐭𝐨 𝐛𝐮𝐫𝐧 𝐢𝐭 𝐚𝐥𝐥 𝐝𝐨𝐰𝐧. 𝐎𝐭𝐡𝐞𝐫𝐬 𝐣𝐮𝐬𝐭 𝐰𝐚𝐧𝐭 𝐭𝐨 𝐞𝐚𝐭 𝐥𝐮𝐧𝐜𝐡 𝐢𝐧 𝐩𝐞𝐚𝐜𝐞. 17-year-old Mina Xu is known for three things: having the highest grades in the class, her sarcasm, and her uncanny ability to survive private school politics without ever truly joining the game. She keeps her head down, eats lunch with her headphones on and dreams of university far away from her tiny British town. Then Effie "Fawkes" Whitmore shows up - a rebel with a lighter in her pocket, a buzzcut she gave herself, and a cryptic past that includes being kicked out of at least two schools. She calls herself Fawkes like it's a warning and eats noodles with chopsticks like she's making a statement. Mina is intrigued. Against all odds (and Mina's better judgement), the two fall into an electric friendship that veers dangerously close to something more. But Fawkes is causing chaos and Mina's trying to keep her life from falling apart. As November 5th approaches - the night Fawkes claims she's going to "blow up everything" metaphorically or otherwise - Mina has to decide: will she follow the spark or play it safe? A slow-burn sapphic love story about identity, found family, and falling for the girl who might just burn the world down to build something better. Perfect for fans of the Osemanverse

Aanya and Meera couldn't be more different. Aanya is reserved, thoughtful, and careful with her heart, while Meera is bold, passionate, and never afraid to speak her mind. From their first encounter, their tension was undeniable-what started as a rivalry quickly turned into something neither could ignore. Thrown together by fate, their shared moments in college are charged with an overwhelming attraction that neither is willing to admit. As enemies, they clash. As friends, they struggle. And as something more, their love faces trials they never imagined. When a secret kiss is exposed through a viral video, their world unravels under the weight of family expectations, social scrutiny, and personal fear. Torn apart by misunderstandings and fear, Aanya and Meera must decide whether their love is worth fighting for. As they navigate heartbreak, forgiveness, and the journey back to each other, they realize that sometimes the greatest battles are the ones we fight for the heart. In this emotional rollercoaster of love, tension, and redemption, "Enemies to Forever" explores the complexities of love born in defiance and proves that sometimes, the most powerful connections are the ones forged from conflict. #LesbianLoveStory #EnemiesToLovers #WLWromance #SapphicFiction #QueerLove #LGBTQRomance #LoveIsLove #ForbiddenLove #QueerRepresentation #SlowBurnRomance #CollegeRomance #SapphicHealing #LesbianDrama #BoldAndBeautiful #SapphicCoupleGoals

**trigger warning for offscreen sexual violence** **this is a story about aftermaths, about dark woods and ways out** From World Fantasy Award finalist L.S. Johnson comes a fairy tale retelling about revenge, grief, and healing. In lush, elegant prose, Johnson tells the story of Apple, a thirteenth fairy born for an unknown purpose. A violent encounter with a king changes her life forever, and sets her on a journey that threatens herself, the newborn princess Rose, and the future of the kingdom. But even the darkest promises can have unexpected consequences. Weaving together elements of both popular and obscure tales, Apple is for all of us who found ourselves in the dark woods of pain and grief. This novelette first appeared in the anthology F Is for Fairy. Cover art by Karen Cairns. Cover design by Yvonne Tsang.

A story that starts in a library and ends at midnight. In the grand library of Uriq City's university, Koda battles academic pressures while yearning for fun. Discovering a video of culinary arts junior, Elliot, Koda finds himself inexplicably drawn to him. One night, he rushes to Charlie's bar, hoping to glimpse Elliot before his open mic performance. With the help of Angel, the bartender, Koda manages to meet Elliot backstage. In a moment of nervous excitement, Koda's racing heart trembles as he finally has Elliot in his sights, able to clear his mind. But their brief encounter leaves Koda wondering if he can ever balance his academic struggles with his desires eventually leading him to find his fascination as a perspective. It's a tale of inner turmoil, unexpected connections, and the quest for balance as a uni freshman in love. 📚✨