Lgbtqbooks Stories

In the quiet, cobblestone streets of Larkspur Hollow, Brontë is a disciplined witch, devoted to her craft and cautious in matters of the heart. Harley is reckless, bold, and magnetic, a witch whose power hides a dangerous secret beneath a playful smile. Enemies by nature and rivals by choice, their clashes are as fiery as the magic that courses through their veins. But when danger strikes and a dormant, uncontrollable power awakens, they are forced to put aside their differences. Together, they must navigate magical crises, parental opposition, and the shadows of their own hearts. From stolen kisses in the rain to battles that threaten life and love itself, Brontë and Harley discover that trust can be more powerful than spells, and that love can survive even the darkest magic. But will their bond be enough to overcome the cost of sacrifice, the pull of family expectations, and the dangerous fire that lives within Harley? Enemies, allies, and lovers, Brontë and Harley's story is a journey through passion, peril, and the unbreakable threads that tie hearts together.

**Rowan didn't move into the house to figure everything out.** He moved in to breathe. Months into living with people who remember, remind, and adjust without making a spectacle of it, Rowan finds himself standing at a familiar crossroads-one he's been circling for years. Hormones have become routine. His body feels more like his own than it ever has. And now there's a new question waiting patiently in the background: *What comes next?* This book isn't about deciding. It's about considering. As Rowan weighs the possibility of gender-affirming surgery-and reevaluates how he takes care of his body day to day-the house does what it always does best. Felix builds systems. June offers warmth without pressure. Sam says the thing no one else will. Eli and Lola remind him that confidence can be practiced, and that coexistence matters more than certainty. Through quiet mornings, library shifts, half-written lists, and follow-up appointments that don't demand answers, Rowan learns that progress doesn't have to be dramatic to be real. Sometimes, moving forward just means staying present, asking better questions, and letting care show up where it's needed. ***Next Steps*** is a story about living in the meantime-about bodies in motion, choices without deadlines, and the steady, unglamorous work of supporting someone exactly where they are.

Evan has always wanted a relationship-and has the quiet disappointment to show for it. Marcus, burned by a string of short-lived relationships, learned long ago how to keep things casual and keep himself safe. When a dating app match brings them together, both men are trying to be someone they're not: Evan pretending he wants less, Marcus pretending he's ready for more. Their first date falls flat. They're ready to write it off-until a chance reunion at a birthday party forces them back into each other's orbit, along with two friends who may or may not be nudging things along. As Evan and Marcus continue dating, neither is promised clarity or certainty-only the difficult work of honesty, presence, and choosing not to disappear when things get complicated. For Now is a warm, funny, and clear-eyed queer romance about learning to want without rushing, staying without promising forever, and discovering that sometimes growth looks like choosing someone without knowing how the story ends.

Missing kids/adults leads Miere down a path marked with doom. What is really going on in the town of 'Burkittsville' Maryland, and where have all the people gone?

"The Thing Between Us" follows Becca, who's basically just trying to survive her daily life - school, math, friendship drama, and the usual chaos you deal with when you're sixteen and literally nothing goes the way you expect it to. Everything is pretty much the same as always: Jude is the sensible one, Holly turns everything into a secret, and Becca stumbles through her days like no one ever gave her the manual. But then she's standing in the library... and there's this girl. This girl who looks at her like she knows something Becca hasn't figured out yet. And from that moment on, everything feels a little... different. Between old photos, new feelings, way too many school-bathroom moments, and a friendship that suddenly starts to crack, Becca realizes her life might be turning upside down. Content created and written by myself. Text translated from German to English with the help of AI.

The early teenagers of Blianday Highschool in Essex write diary entries throughout thier Highschool life about their feelings and personal life and other different things. Includes: lgbtq romance, mention of ed, sh and sa, personal issues at home, homophobia, racism, transphobia and alcohol and drug addiction

After a tragic accident claims the lives of Sara Abadi's parents, the fiery and outspoken 16-year-old finds herself under the guardianship of her five older brothers. Each brother has his own unique personality: the cold and authoritative Ace, the mixed cold and soft Alex, the quiet and composed Adrian, the grumpy Xavier, and the playful but stubborn Xander. Despite their distant demeanor, their love for Sara runs deep, and they'll do whatever it takes to protect her-even from herself. When Sara meets Jordan, the charming and confident captain of the basketball team, sparks fly in a slow-burn romance that challenges Sara to confront her identity, manage her anger issues, and navigate the complexities of family dynamics. Will the brothers learn to let their guard down, or will their protectiveness drive a wedge between Sara and her newfound happiness.

AI - ENG Alex never believed in second chances-especially not when it came to love. But when a fateful reunion with Marcus, his former best friend and almost-lover, turns his world upside down, he's forced to confront the past they never truly left behind. Marcus has always been the steady one, the responsible one, the one who keeps his heart locked away. But after one reckless night shatters their fragile trust, he realizes too late what he's lost. Now, with love hanging in the balance, both must decide: can they rebuild what was broken, or are some betrayals too deep to heal? Through heartbreak, passion, and the slow, delicate process of forgiveness, Alex and Marcus must learn that love isn't about perfection-it's about the choices we make every single day. A poignant, emotional romance about trust, second chances, and the kind of love worth fighting for.

What transpires when a person bound by fate rescues another from their predestined path, only to draw them into the embrace of the undead alongside them?

Years have passed. She's a grandmother now widowed, weathered, but not bitter. While helping her clean the garage, her grandchildren stumble upon a shoebox filled with old letters, unlocking memories of a love that never quite faded. Back in 8th grade, at a private Christian academy where everything was supposed to be orderly, disciplined, and "right," She met Dani a loud, boyish, fearless girl who flipped her whole world upside down. What started as friendship bloomed into something deeper, something unspoken. But silence, fear, and timing would tear them apart. From shared snacks and hand-holding under desks to first heartbreaks and whispered letters, this is the story of a love that never got its chance, a love kept secret in the face of societal expectations, internal fears, and growing pains. As time moves on, people leave, come back, fall for others, and grow into who they are meant to be. But some feelings especially first love never truly vanish. Some names stay on your tongue long after you stop saying them. The One That Got Away is a poignant coming-of-age LGBTQ+ romance about young love, missed chances, and what it means to carry someone in your heart even when they no longer hold your hand.

Jace Carson isn't sure what he wants-but it's definitely not to spend his summer lifeguarding with Eliot Hart, the quiet, awkward boy who's everything Jace's world tells him not to be. But the longer they work together, the harder it gets to ignore the way Eliot makes him feel. Eliot's been hurt before and isn't quick to trust. Jace isn't out, isn't sure, and can't stop falling anyway. Bittersweet, tender, and slow-burning, The Summer Between is a story of first love, self-discovery, and the quiet moments that change everything.