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Listopia > Book Lists Voted on by Sapphic Reads (9 Lists)



If I Don't Ask by E.J. NoyesMagdalene Nox by Milena McKayDestination You by J.J. AriasCrossing the Line by J.J. AriasChemistry by Rachael Sommers
Best Lesbian Audiobooks
76 books — 28 voters
Conflict of Interest by JaeIf I Don't Ask by E.J. NoyesAsk Me Again by E.J. NoyesBlood and Muscle by Elle AlexandaHoney in the Marrow by Emily Waters
Lesbians in Uniform
209 books — 46 voters

Tryst Six Venom by Penelope DouglasVengeance Planning for Amateurs by Lee WinterThe Red Files by Lee WinterThe Summer of Our Discontent by Robin AlexanderHotel Queens by Lee Winter
Best Lesbian Enemies To Lovers Books
86 books — 249 voters
Kiss of Seduction by Rawnie SaborHouse of Crimson Hearts by Ruby RoeHer Spell That Binds Me by Luna OblonskyShe Came for Blood by Darva GreenAurora's Angel by Emily Noon
F/F SFF - Sapphic Science Fiction and Fantasy
202 books — 55 voters

Hearing Red by Nicole MaserVengeance Planning for Amateurs by Lee WinterKiss of Seduction by Rawnie SaborInformed Consent by Rachel SpanglerSongbirds of Sedona by Lise Gold
Sapphic Fiction 2024
233 books — 197 voters
Blood and Muscle by Elle AlexandaLast First Love by Tatiana GómezThe Depth of You by Corrie MacKaySay a Little Prayer by Jenna VorisFalling Together by Erica Lee
Indie books - March '25 [part 2]
104 books — 6 voters

Blood and Muscle by Elle AlexandaLast First Love by Tatiana GómezNightingale by Frances M. ThompsonThe Depth of You by Corrie MacKayOnly Hope by Ruby Landers
Adult sapphic romance of 2025
57 books — 9 voters
The Brutal Truth by Lee WinterTruth and Measure by TelanuThe Headmistress by Milena McKayWho'd Have Thought by G. BensonThe Music and the Mirror by Lola Keeley
Best Lesbian Ice Queen Books
66 books — 135 voters

Something's Different by Quinn IvinsThe Red Files by Lee WinterThe Love Factor by Quinn IvinsWho'd Have Thought by G. BensonFalls From Grace by Ruby Landers
Best Lesbian Slow Burn Romances
140 books — 112 voters