The Faerie Godmother's Apprentice Wore Green by Nicky Kyle

The Mystic Marriage by Heather Rose Jonesįeel free to reblog with more! Reminder, this list is specifically for books with ace-spec main (POV) characters by authors who have identified themselves as ace-spec.

Among the Glimmering Flowers by Lynn O’Connacht.

Sea Foam and Silence by Lynn O’Connacht.

The Ice Princess’s Fair Illusion by Lynn O’Connacht.City of Strife & City of Betrayal by Claudie Arseneault.this list is super outdated at this point, there are so many more books i could add. Okay wow, i’m checking this blog for the first time in four years and amazed at how many notes this post has gotten (and continues to get!). From Under the Mountain by Cait Spivey (multiple POV chars theĪlso posting this list on a static page, and I’ll be updating it there as I by Lynn OConnor - City of Strife, by Claudie Arsenault - The Faerie Godmothers Apprentice Wore Green, by Nicky Kyle - Elatsoe, by Darcie Little Badger.Ely, Jesse and Robin’s Guide to Asexuality.O’Connacht (a secondary POV character is ace)ĭealers by Jenna Rose and Katey Hawthorne (one ace author) (two POV The Faerie Godmother’s Apprentice Wore Green.Shape Shifter Chronicles (series) by Lauren Jankowski (multiple ace chars) If you know of any I missed, I’dĬhronomancer Chronicles (series) by Reilyn J. (or at least a point-of-view character) and were written by an ace-spec author.Ĭlick the links for more info and discussion. Thinking about this, I ended up making theįollowing list of all the books/series I could find that have an ace-spec MC Point of view, and I believe authors who are ace themselves are best equipped

Ace sideĬharacters are always great, but I really love getting the ace character’s Interested in reading ace main characters written by ace authors. When it comes to asexual representation in books, I’m most Books by ace-spectrum authors with ace-spectrum main characters

The Faerie Godmother's Apprentice Wore Green by Nicky Kyle