## Would you rather travel back in time or explore the future? 🕰️

If you want to experience the past, I highly recommend reading A. Rae Dunlap's _The Resurrectionist_—a haunting, gothic debut set in 1828 in Scotland. With chilling anatomical descriptions, a hilarious cast, and a touching queer love story, it is absolutely mesmerizing.

If you want to explore the future, I highly recommend reading Veronica Roth's _Seek the Traitor’s Son_—a sweeping dystopian fantasy set on a futuristic Earth. Blending romance, sci-fi, fantasy, and dystopian, it is an irresistible genre-straddling story.

The audiobooks of both are incredible! _Seek the Traitor's Son_ features a spectacular full-cast narration, and Tom Kiteley's performance in _The Resurrectionist_ could not have been more captivating.

_Seek the Traitor's Son_ releases on May 12, and while you wait, _The Resurrectionist_ is available now!

Would you rather travel back in time or explore the future?

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## Happy Pride Month!

To celebrate, I wanted to share some stories I love written by and/or featuring queer authors and characters:

- _No Body No Crime_ by Tess Sharpe - An exhilarating thriller with cinematic adventure and a delightful sapphic romance.
- _The Bone Spindle_ by Leslie Vedder - An action-packed and heartfelt YA retelling of "Sleeping Beauty," perfect for fans of Indiana Jones.
- _A Million to One_ by Adiba Jaigirdar - A simultaneously heartwarming and heart-wrenching YA historical novel set on the Titanic with a riveting heist and sapphic love.
- _Anderson in Bloom_ by Jennifer Dugan - A fun, sexy second-chance sapphic romance with a hilarious cast and vivid small-town setting.
- _The Incandescent_ by Emily Tesh - An atmospheric, enchanting dark academia fantasy with an addictive sapphic romance and captivating magic system.
- _Hell’s Heart_ by Alexis Hall - A creative, strange (complimentary), and fever dream-esque sci-fi retelling of _Moby-Dick_.
- _The Resurrectionist_ by A. Rae Dunlap - A gripping, gothic historical fiction novel with murder and a dark academia atmosphere set in Scotland, 1828.
- _To the Bone_ by Alena Bruzas - A heartbreaking and unsettling YA historical fiction novel with a tender sapphic romance and powerful portrayal of Colonial America.
- _An Arcane Study of Stars_ by Sydney J. Shields - A sweeping, irresistible dark academia fantasy set in a queer-normative world.
- _No Better Than Beasts_ by Z.R. Ellor - A vicious, darkly mesmerizing retelling of "The Nutcracker."
- _Lies We Sing to the Sea_ by Sarah Underwood - An achingly beautiful and wildly entertaining fantasy infused with Greek mythology, love, and tragedy.
- _This Ravenous Fate_ by Hayley Dennings - A sumptuous yet gritty YA historical fantasy set in Jazz Age Harlem with vampires, sapphic romance, and female rage.
- _The Marble Queen_ by Anna Kopp; illustrated by Gabrielle Kari - A swoony, stunning YA fantasy graphic novel with gorgeous illustrations and sapphic romance.
- _Girl, Goddess, Queen_ by Bea Fitzgerald - An empowering, romantic, and fierce YA retelling of Hades and Persephone.

What are you reading this Pride Month? 🫶

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