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Old 11-06-2011, 02:21 PM   #34
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Originally Posted by GreenMonkey View Post
3rding Lackey's Last Herald Mage.

Honestly, she's got a pretty large sprinkling of gay characters throughout her Valdemar books, although last Herald Mage is probably the best (IMO), there's some more in the Mage Winds/Storms. Vows and Honor is about a couple of lesbian mercenaries, too.
+1 for the Mercedes Lackey books. But i have to agree that the characters in Vows and Honor are not lesbians, they just don't need men.

Not on ebook platforms, at least not in the US, not sure about UK, I would recommend Storm Constantine Wreaththu books. The Wreatthu are androgynous beings, but she writes them as if they were homosexual males. Her semi mainstream - as far as she ever got to it - fantasy trilogy is the Magravandias Trilogy.
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