Recs if you like Xeni ...

it’s bisexual+ awareness week!!!!!! love to see representation in romance books and here’s a collection of them!! whether you’re a member or an ally, everyone is welcome 🫶

MCs that are begging for a pegging? yes, please 🙇‍♀️ this list wont just make your day, but hopefully your hole weak 🫦

will you be the pegger or the pegee? the square peg or the round hole? whichever it is, get ready to relax and strap in 🪂

clotheslines, tent installations, motorcycle foot rests or pirates with amputated legs are NOT the main topic here !

⛓️ stay strapped ⛓️

Romance reads across genres with childfree characters/storylines. This shows up in different ways. Its either a given, not a part of the plot or a conclusion. That said, it doesn't necessarily mean there aren't any child characters in the story. If you need details I'll dig into my memory to verify. I'm open to recs, but I want to be really clear about the nature of their childfree status, so any explanation you can provide would be great.

MF romance novels where she dommes a little bit... or a lot. 😅 Contemporary and historical.

My favourite books or from my TBR by BIPOC authors in a range of different genres (though I primarily read fantasy and romance) (only first book for a series added, unless not directly linked)

Romance books with (at least) 2 bisexual main characters.

Books where one of the MCs is a plus size king/queen!

Romance novels where the MCs are an MF couple that is straight-presenting, but one or both is/are queer

Romances that feature at least two bisexual leads in love!

What it says on the tin. Based on a recent club post so if you have any more recommendations please shout them out!

These books include couples that do not plan to have children ever. I've also added a few books where they don't even talk about kids and there's no baby in the epilogue.

Romance novels with a MMC in a larger body—dadbod, chubby, plus size, fat, etc.

queer romances with friends to lovers!

Romance and fantasy romance books written by authors of the diaspora where we get to see Black woman loved like they're supposed to be (only first book for a series added, unless not directly linked)