@Zahlenzauberin Me, who just rated an Alexis Hall book not so good 馃 but I get the Vibe of both authors!
I enjoyed the following non-sapphic non-sports not-too-much-young-adult books: "The Gentleman's Guide to Vice and Virtue", "If this gets out", "A Gentlemen's Gentleman" and I enjoyed very much "Most Ardently". The "All that's left in the world" series is tough (apocalyptic) but great. Oh, and "Peter Darling" was a surprisingly amazing read.
@Zahlenzauberin That's what's advertised but the library catalogues offer great filters beyond the algorithmic/curated recommendations on the first page
@fuzzyleapfrog sadly my library is seriously understocked in the queer romance department. And there is nothing left if your filters are not sapphic, no coming of age, no sports and no dark romance 
@Zahlenzauberin In the mood for recommendations to the library? Otherwise bookstores offer similar filters but yeah, it's about buying books then 馃珷
@Zahlenzauberin Any specific book you liked? Maybe we can come up with suggestions!
@fuzzyleapfrog I adore Alexis Halls something something series and their Boyfriend and Husband book. But I also enjoy KC Charles works.
@Zahlenzauberin Me, who just rated an Alexis Hall book not so good 馃 but I get the Vibe of both authors!
I enjoyed the following non-sapphic non-sports not-too-much-young-adult books: "The Gentleman's Guide to Vice and Virtue", "If this gets out", "A Gentlemen's Gentleman" and I enjoyed very much "Most Ardently". The "All that's left in the world" series is tough (apocalyptic) but great. Oh, and "Peter Darling" was a surprisingly amazing read.
