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⌈ Secret Post #5520 ⌋

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Gay romance question sorta based on #7

[(Anonymous)]

Are there any gay romances where the romance is hand in hand with another plot? Mystery, sci-fi, fantasy, thriller, action... Don't care what. I just need my romance to have a plot mixer with it.

Re: Gay romance question sorta based on #7

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The Donald Strachey mysteries are primarily mysteries, but over the course of the books, Don goes from being young and reckless and sleeping around, to having a stronger, faithful relationship with his partner. None of the books are romance focused, but I did like getting to see the romance evolve.

Re: Gay romance question sorta based on #7

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Diana Gabaldon's Lord John Grey series is historical mystery that features a gay male protagonist and romance, though it's not necessarily a traditionally happy ever after type of romance.

Re: Gay romance question sorta based on #7

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The Knight and the Necromancer by A.H. Lee. The summary sounds silly, but I quite liked the execution.

Re: Gay romance question sorta based on #7

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Cat Sebastian's 'Page and Sommers' books are post-WWII murder mysteries. I only read the first in the series, but I liked it a lot - the romance plot was nice and the supporting characters are delightful. (And the mystery worked out, too.)

Re: Gay romance question sorta based on #7

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The Widdershins (Whyborne & Griffin) series by Jordan L Hawk has dark fantasy/Lovecraftian horror/occult mystery plots in every book, escalating in drama level throughout the series.

Re: Gay romance question sorta based on #7

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Paladin's Hope, the latest in a series by T. Kingfisher/Ursula Vernon, is a fantasy romance between a coroner and a paladin trying to figure out who dumped a bunch of corpses in the local river. There's some gore and horror because corpses and magic, but I'm a wuss and enjoyed it anyway.

The previous books in the series focus on het couples, but I'm really hoping a nonbinary side character who keeps showing up gets their own book at some point.

Re: Gay romance question sorta based on #7

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Iirc the Nightrunner series by Lynn Flewelling had plenty of plot to go along with an at first slow-ish burn romance. Haven't read all the books though (read the first three back in the day and didn't know until recently that there are... 6 now?).

Re: Gay romance question sorta based on #7

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Freya Marske's A Marvellous Light is a mix of historical romance, fantasy, magic and mystery. It's a bit fanficcy (it's up to the reader whether this is a good or bad thing) but still a fun read!

Re: Gay romance question sorta based on #7

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The Perfect Assassin by K.A Doore. The romance is part of the plot. And a fav of my little ace heart, since the main character is an ace mlm.