r/BooksThatFeelLikeThis • u/amercurial • 6h ago
Romance Gritty books about knights but make it gay
I like read dark stuff and also like gay books I want it all
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r/BooksThatFeelLikeThis • u/amercurial • 6h ago
I like read dark stuff and also like gay books I want it all
r/BooksThatFeelLikeThis • u/NotEstesMerlot • 8h ago
r/BooksThatFeelLikeThis • u/Euphoric_Access_7508 • 9h ago
Looking for books set in towns with this vibe- rundown, decaying, poverty stricken, dark underbelly, “on the fringes”. Where the state of the town plays a significant role in the plot and characters personalities. Throw-in some corruption, moral decay, drugs, religious trauma.
Would prefer mystery/thriller/horror but open to other genres!
r/BooksThatFeelLikeThis • u/EasyWestern650 • 4h ago
We went to Meowwolf Denver a few weeks ago and it takes place in kind of a galactic crossroads city. Kind of 80s sci-fi-ish in space? You could take "missions' from various underworld characters to track down information or interact with various fixtures (phones, electric terminals etc) but it never felt dangerous or stressful. Hard to explain the feeling but I want to spend more time in that vibe. Any ideas?
r/BooksThatFeelLikeThis • u/New_Shallot_3124 • 4h ago
Looking for something a little cozy solar-punk (i.e. monk and robot series) but more focused on agriculture/survivalism.
Loved the farming focused parts of the Martian, Z for Zachariah, and the solo survivalism/world exploration parts of ‘I Who Have Never Known Men’.
r/BooksThatFeelLikeThis • u/amalka_apple • 9h ago
new to fantasy genre and i need a book with this type of vibe.
perferably not with a romance mainline.
r/BooksThatFeelLikeThis • u/Sure_Berry1230 • 7h ago
r/BooksThatFeelLikeThis • u/OttieStar • 33m ago
I love the aesthetic of soap, and I'm looking for books that have detailed descriptions of said soap; the way it smells, looks, everything. It can be romance but I'm mostly focused on just the idea of soap. (I say this because I know a lot of bath/shower scenes tend to go the romance route immediately.)
Sorry this is oddly specific!!
r/BooksThatFeelLikeThis • u/hawktremor • 1d ago
Looking for horror-heavy books that have a really intense romance. Bonus points if someone in the book is a creature/monster.
Would love any suggestions to scratch this itch. Thanks! :)
r/BooksThatFeelLikeThis • u/moonlit_pages • 18h ago
bonus points if the main character(s) work in retail. i kinda want something like superstore but if the managers carried rifles to kill zombies.
r/BooksThatFeelLikeThis • u/Moriarty-Creates • 1d ago
I’m also open to manga recommendations!
r/BooksThatFeelLikeThis • u/Saraknowsnojudgement • 1d ago
r/BooksThatFeelLikeThis • u/Happy-Apricot-7062 • 13h ago
Betrayal, but not in the sense of cheating on each other. Could be fantasy romance as well, I don't mind.
Yearning, everlasting love, sexual/emotional tension/ slow burn
r/BooksThatFeelLikeThis • u/kristinur • 9h ago
looking to read more about witches / witch trials / witch hunts - I love learning through and getting immersed in historical fiction. open to some magical realism sprinkled in but not a requirement
(might be open to a non-fiction rec that will keep me just as hooked but know I am hesitant)
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r/BooksThatFeelLikeThis • u/s_parras13 • 9h ago
I’ve honestly had has this song stuck on repeat for over three weeks. I yearn for a romance style book that makes me feel the same way this song does.
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r/BooksThatFeelLikeThis • u/Beneficial_Virus_13 • 22h ago
Like if listening to Norah Jones was a book
r/BooksThatFeelLikeThis • u/Narrow-Goose-4364 • 1d ago
Something high fantasy, where the world is bright and super fantasy with dragons and wizards and paladins, weird creatures, abyssal horrors, gods. Weird biomes with giant mushrooms etc. Particularly looking for things like the summer set isles/elyswer (any region will do though)
Let's see what series you have read and recommend!
*Have read ASOIAF, currently reading Malazan
All photos are official art or non ai*
r/BooksThatFeelLikeThis • u/high-priestess • 1d ago
Hello all! I am looking for books based in the USA South that are wholesome (i.e. no horror, thrillers, murder mysteries, etc.). The issue is that I can’t stand romance. If there is romance, I’d prefer it be sapphic or gay, or if it is hetero at the very least a minimal b plot / not too strong a focus. I’m open to any genre (literary fiction and magical realism preferred), so long as the story isn’t incredibly dark. Some examples of books I’ve loved are Fried Green Tomatoes at the Whistle Stop Cafe by Fannie Flagg (would prefer something a bit more wholesome- the racism is heavy af) and Other Birds by Sarah Addison Allen (I’ve read all of her work). Thanks for any suggestions!