June is here, which means two things: the historic thirtieth season of the WNBA is in full swing and everything is a little gayer all month long. Whether you love women’s basketball or you’re simply searching for a good book to add to your sapphic stacks, A Sharp Endless Need by Mac Crane (they/them) is definitely worthRead More
An Innovative Reincarnation Romance: The Isle in the Silver Sea by Tasha Suri
Once upon a time, there was a witch and a knight. They loved each other, and that love led to their deaths. But that death was not permanent, because they were born again, loved again, and died again. And again. And again. And again. Because on the isle, stories are as real and as repetitiveRead More
Sapphics on the Seven Seas: The Siren’s Kiss by Leslie Vedder Review
The Siren’s Kiss by Leslie Vedder (out September 1) is a book I was hoping would break a reading slump, and it did just that. e follow Rayleigh, who has been cursed to captain the ghost ship of the famed pirate Red-Handed Roger unless she can retrieve his heart from the Sea Witch, and Maren,Read More
Tea with a Spoonful of Swashbuckling: A Pirate’s Life for Tea by Rebecca Thorne
Recently, I returned to the world of Rebecca Thorne’s Tomes and Tea series with the second book in the series, A Pirate’s Life for Tea. This sequel to the wildly popular Can’t Spell Treason Without Tea follows Kianthe and Reyna, our mage and retired bodyguard couple, as they leave the confines of their beloved teaRead More
Wedding Hijinx, Family Secrets, and Sapphic Romance: More Like Enemigas by Stephanie Hope Review
As her late father’s restaurant fails, Isabella (or Isa) tries to keep up the appearance of success. Her overly critical mother drives her to become a major control freak, and ultimately, isolate herself as she tries to cope with everything on her own. Her cousin Maria presents the opportunity to save the restaurant by attendingRead More
Rival Comic Artists Find Love: Outdrawn by Deanna Grey
In the world of Deanna Grey’s Outdrawn, Noah Blue is just beginning her role as full-time artist on comic publisher Harpy’s revival of cult classic hero Queen Leisah. Unfortunately, co-lead artist Sage Montgomery expected full creative control on Leisah after a decade proving herself both at Harpy and with her own online webcomic. Worse yet, NoahRead More
SPONSORED POST: You’re Safe Here, Ella by Lisa Wilkes (Plus: A Giveaway!)
The SkySurfer Podcast, Episode 6 June 24, 2026: Discussing the Release of Sapphic Thriller “You’re Safe Here, Ella” Hosted by SkyLine Airways flight attendant and author Callie Schneider Callie: Hello, my lovely adventurers! I’m thrilled to introduce you to this episode’s guest, Trey Camprensey. Thanks for joining me today, Trey. Your roommate, Ella Gearson, recentlyRead More
Suffocating Sapphic Horror: Mere by Danielle Giles
There has been an abundance of sapphic historical fiction in the last year, especially those that centre an isolated nunnery/convent with something untoward happening. The Starving Saints and The Unworthy are likely to be the most well-known, but there is another that was published in summer 2025 set in the medieval British countryside with an eerie folk horror simmeringRead More
The Perfect Read for Hot Horror Summer: The Brides by Charlotte Cross Review
In The Brides Charlotte Cross provides a delightful extension to the internet’s favorite cursed epistolary novel – Dracula. The Brides functions as both a sequel and a prequel, with events occurring on both sides of the famous story and bringing an excellent sapphic twist as well. The Brides is out July 7th, and I would like to thank Harper Collins for sendingRead More
Action, Twists, and Sapphic Yearning: No Body No Crime by Tess Sharpe
I’d been in a reading slump. Few things caught my interest, and an overwhelmingly churlish fog dissuaded me from the more enthusiastically underlined titles on my extensive TBR. (I didn’t get a literature degree just to pompously say “I was being too big of a jackass to read a book I might love”, but theRead More
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