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Top Sapphic Books, Eliza Lentzski, Freebies, and More
Mar 3, 2023 | Friday Feels Fun
We’ve made it to another Friday and it’s time to celebrate! Find out the three top sapphic books with the most clicks this week, 5 Random Things about author Eliza Lentzski, freebies, and a dog with such a sweet face to get your weekend off to a wonderful start! Eliza Lentzski is our Random 5 […]
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Today is National Day of Unplugging
Mar 3, 2023 | Daily Sapphic Book Recommendations
Using technology in today’s super-connected world can become all consuming. We’ve all been there. Out to dinner with friends and you look around the table at everyone on their phones. Wouldn’t it be nice to talk to each other? That’s what the National Day of Unplugging is all about! Taking the time to unplug has […]
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Caren Werlinger’s Getting Rec’d
Mar 3, 2023 | Authors Getting Rec'd
Author Elle Hyden recommends When the Stars Sang by Caren Werlinger Welcome to Authors Getting Rec’d! Each week, we’ll bring you a new sapphic book recommendation from a favorite sapphic author. Find out what authors are reading and why, plus read about the personal connections between authors and books. This week, Elle Hyden, recommends one […]
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All About: The Heist by Ash Gray
Mar 3, 2023 | All About the Books
The Heist by Ash Gray Released: Dec 29, 2022 Genre: Science Fiction Romance Why this book and why now? This is a long answer (and kind of ties into why I also wrote Knights of Passion). Basically, I lost my job during COVID, and with very little money to survive, I started eating instant ramen […]
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Vote for Best Sapphic Ladies in Uniform
Mar 2, 2023 | Cast Your Ballot
Every week, we ask readers on social media to nominate books in a different category. After collecting the nominations for a week, we create a Best of the Best poll, allowing readers to decide the top 3 in each category. To nominate your favorite books, follow us on: Twitter, Instagram, Goodreads, and Facebook. Find the winners […]
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Today is International Rescue Cat Day
Mar 2, 2023 | Daily Sapphic Book Recommendations
If you have thought of adding a new cat to your family, today is the perfect day. According to the ASPCA, roughly 3.2 million cats enter shelters in the United States every year, looking for adoptive homes. International Rescue Cat Day brings to light these cats, the people who rescue them, and what it takes […]
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Best Sapphic Ghost Story
Mar 1, 2023 | Best of the Best Winners
We asked readers on Facebook, Twitter, Goodreads, and Instagram to nominate their favorite Sapphic Ghost Story. We used these nominations to create a best of the best poll and put it to all of you for a vote. Drum roll please… Below you’ll find the winners for Best Sapphic Ghost Story!
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Today is Zero Discrimination Day
Mar 1, 2023 | Daily Sapphic Book Recommendations
Today we celebrate our right to live a full life with dignity. It is more important than ever in today’s world to be aware of discrimination and how to promote inclusion, compassion, and peace. On Zero Discrimination Day, and every day, we can be that movement of change. Not only in our life, but in […]
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Brides, Paradise, Kissing, Bosses, and More
Feb 28, 2023 | New Releases
It’s Tuesday, which means it’s time to reveal this week’s new sapphic books! Are you ready for another exciting week of ebook and audio releases? There’s a great mix of new lesfic books in so many sub-genres this week, ranging from new lesbian romance, sapphic fantasy, and paranormal! What a fantastic buffet for women loving […]
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All About: Miss Havisham Says Yes by Eule Grey
Feb 28, 2023 | All About the Books
Miss Havisham Says Yes by Eule Grey Released: Jan 28, 2023 Genre: Contemporary Romance Why this book and why now? I wanted to write a book based around Cinderella, so I came up with the idea of an anthology about cleaners… However, Miss Havisham Says Yes turned out way too long and thus became a […]
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