Recs if you like The Holiday Trap...

Holiday romances for every taste: witches, cowboys, vampires, stalkers, ghosts, royals, foodies, curvy/plus-size, neurodivergent, sapphic, mlm, queer, trans, bipoc, poly, YA, cozy, twisted, dark fantasy, bdsm, with and without magic, on trains and planes, in bakeries and bookshops, small towns and cities, on a ranch, from Cape Town to Juneau, some soon to be published, some with the same title, not all contain smut (YA), all contemporary. ❤️‍🔥

There’s a crackling fire in the living room, a huge Christmas tree hung with lights and ornaments that shine with the reflection of the flames, and stockings hung from the mantle piece.

On the side table is a pile of books that tilts and turns, with many a punny title, and sweet queer cover.

Which one will you pick?🤶🎄🎅🎄🧑‍🎄🎄

Cozy Queer and winter vibes, and holidays! (feel free to recommend more!)

A collection of gay romances that either take place around and/or feature winter holidays! We all deserve a little love during the cold season, and hopefully these books will help keep you warm

Sapphic Christmas romances

Books featuring sapphics and sapphic relationships set during the winter holidays :D

These are the answers to the daily question in the Fated Mates podcast Discord: "With December around the corner, what are your favorite holiday (Christmas, Chanukah, Kwanza, Winter Solstice) romances?"

Queer holiday reads for when your lil gay heart yearns for an extra sparkle boost ✨️

List is a work in progress... comment with suggestions, especially books about holidays beyond Christmas!

This is my self imposed holiday reading challenge (might add more and am open to suggestions)

QUEER CHRISTMAS // HOLIDAY

Holiday/winter romances that I've read or on TBR. I tend to go for a lighter, romcom feel but might have others in here. Share some recs with meeeeee.

Books celebrating queer love in all its forms. Join in the celebrations of various holidays with found family.

I'm happy to receive recommendations for the list in the comments, especially for less commonly represented holidays!

Every sapphic book I've read regardless of genre