Greg Cope White’s The Pink Marine is one of those books that sneaks up on you, it’s sharp, funny, and unexpectedly heartfelt. I started it for the laughs and stayed for the courage. White’s story of surviving Marine boot camp as a closeted gay man in the 1990s isn’t just about endurance, it’s about identity, brotherhood, and learning what it truly means to belong.
I went into A Nice Indian Boy expecting a cute rom-com, and instead found myself laughing, crying, and bonding with this family as if they were my own. This heartfelt queer love story about family, tradition, and acceptance might just heal a piece of you too.
Secondhand Skin is an exciting and satisfying addition to the Soulbound Universe, packed with magic, danger, and heart. Whether you're drawn in by Wade's journey, the romantic tension with Riordan, or the rich, magical world-building, this standalone novel is sure to keep you hooked from start to finish.
Will Ashford lives in two closets. He meets his wealthy father’s goals as both the quarterback for the famous SCU football team and a business major, but secretly he attends art school and longs to live as a painter. And he’s gay. But if he can win the coveted Milton Scholarship for art, he’ll be … Continue reading Outing the Quarterback (Long Pass Chronicles #1) by Tara Lain | Book Review
Worn Out Spines 