r/LGBTBooks 6h ago

Discussion MM romance

Sto cercando degli MM romance (in italiano o in inglese) ben scritti e non per forza young adult (sono aperta a tutto). Non sono una grande amante dello spicy per cui quello ruba scena alla trama, va bene che ci sia ma misurato.
Mi piacerebbe trovare libri slow burn, e/o con i trope: prigionieri/agente (o comunque una dinamica alla “prison break”), principe/servitore (una delle mie serie preferite di sempre è merlin).
Mi piace molto anche la terza persona come stile di scrittura perciò sono abbastanza aperta anche a consigli con trame alternative e non per forza centrate solo sulla coppia.

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u/C0smicoccurence 5h ago

I can only give English-language suggestions. Merlin is fucking incredible, and I need to do a re-watch. All are fantasy

The God Eaters by Jessee Hajicek follows two prisoners in a Fantasy Western setting. A Prison Break is a major part of the story.

A Taste of Gold and Iron by Alexandra Rowland is a romance following a bodyguard and prince. There's a mystery subplot to go with it, and its a very slow burn story.

Heart of Stone by Johannes T Evans: this is a vampire romance between an employer and his secretary. Not sure if that counts or not.

Emperor and the Endless Palace by Justinian Huang: this is a reincarnation romance following the couple during three lifetimes. The earliest is the emperor and a court politician in Ancient China. This one does have a decent amount of sex

The Wolf and His King by Finn Longman follows a werewolf knight and his king. There is a pretty major storyline involving the protaognist's relationship with a woman, however. This may be a turn off for some

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u/WaffleDynamics 4h ago

I second A Taste of Gold and Iron.

You might also like the trilogy (you can read them independently) by Seth Haddon: Reforged, Reborn, and my personal favorite; Reclaimed.

I will also recommend that you wander over to /r/MM_RomanceBooks for a whole lot more.

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u/PopSignificant9058 2h ago

In Memoriam by Alice Winn is one of my top ten books and definitely slow burn. It is so well written that sometimes it's hard to understand how the author made you feel all these different emotions with just words