Here at EW, we believe in celebrating LGBTQ+ love all year round.
Here are our 10 favorite LGBTQ romances of the last five years.
Boyfriend Material by Alexis Hall
Just about no one does it better right now thanAlexis Hall.
Sourcebooks Casablanca
His witty, dreamy, deeply felt romances are never anything but absolutely intoxicating.
But we’ll always have a fondness for 2020’sBoyfriend Material,his first huge traditional publishing hit.
And we can’t wait to spend time with Oliver and Luc again in this summer’sHusband Material.
Harlequin
That’s why we’re excited to shout out this ray of sunshine of a book from 2020.
All she wants is someone to keep her satisfied and leave it at that.
Read 2021’sThe Charm Offensiveinstead.
Grand Central Publishing
Producer Dev Deshpande became a producer on dating seriesEver Afterprecisely because he grew up believing in a fairy tale.
There’s compassion, yearning, and all the reality show soapiness a reader could want.
McQuiston offers a heart-on-your-sleeve exploration of self-discovery, coming out, and young love with global stakes.
Avon
But our personal favorite is 2018’sUnmasked by the Marquess,her first Regency Imposters novel.
That’s why we’re thrilled to seeKosoko Jacksonbecoming a new standout voice in the genre.
But can the two exes admit that their fake relationship has always been all too real?
Simon and Schuster
Penguin
St. Martin’s Griffin
Carina Press
Avon Impulse
Berkley
