New LGBTQ+ Romances to Read for Pride (and All Year Long)

If you're looking to fall head over heels for some LGBTQ+ romances, you'll find yourself quite lucky in love with recent books. In the first half of 2022 alone, we've gotÌýfake engagements for reality TV, simmering attraction between chefs, and not one but two historical happily-ever-afters from author Alexis Hall!
To help stock your Want to Read shelf ahead of June's Pride month, we've gathered up a spectrum of romances published since the beginning of 2021. You'll find blockbuster hits on this list as well as some very highly rated hidden gems. And since celebrations of love shouldn't be limited to only one month a year, we've also included a sneak peek at all the goodness still to come in 2022. Queer retelling of Much Ado About Nothing? A reimagining of Achilles, Patroclus, and Helen of Troy as a throuple? A grumpy-sunshine soccer romance? Yes, yes, yes!
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Now it's your turn! Recommend your favorite recent LGBTQ+ romances in the comments below!
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"Right Where I Left You" by Julian Winters is a sweet YA romance that came out this year.
"Gay Club!" by Simon James Green is another 2022 release. It looks like a lot of fun and I saw it highly recommended by another LGBTQ+ author in an interview. Can't wait to read it!
