Gay romantic comedy books

• Guarding the Witness

• A Lesbian Paranormal Romantic Comedy
• By: Reba Bale
• Narrated by: Virtual Voice
• Length: 2 hrs and 59 mins
• Unabridged

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She’s half vampire, half shifter, and fully in trouble! Martha Growing up between two worlds wasn’t easy, that’s why I joined the military the minute I was old enough to abandon home. Being part of an elite supernatural unit was a great experience, but when I retired and joined Sapphic Security, that’s where I began to shine. My ability to blend into any situation makes me a great bodyguard, until I meet the woman who makes me want to get noticed. Emily No one notices the mousy nerd working in accounting, which is how I happened to overhear something I shouldn’t have. It turns out

• 5 out of 5 stars

• Nerdy For The Win

• By Jess on

I can say with certainty that my first love was idealistic comedy fiction. While the past few years have born some wonderful queer romantic comedies, we need more. 

When I set out to write my debut, All Are Welcome, I wanted to write a rom-com teeming with gay characters that anyone could relate to. I wanted these characters to be funny and complicated and tortured, with none of that humor, complication, or baggage coming from being gay.

What would happen if the main characters, two women who identified as lesbians, were perfectly comfortable with their sexuality, but their families were the ones trying to keep up? Would it be too on the nose if these characters came from a world that eschewed talking about anything real, lest it offend? It was worth the risk: a lesbian destination wedding goes hilariously awry in Bermuda, and a new novel can be added to the queer rom-com bookshelf. 

The Guncleby Steven Rowley 

We should all be so lucky to have a Gay Uncle Patrick. Rowley is the author of two other novels, Lily and the Octopus and The Editor, and he returns her