Magical Sapphic Books
Looking for some sapphic reads with a magical twist? Whether you're in the mood for cozy mysteries, witchy romances, or a touch of ghostly intrigue, these books have you covered. Here are a few sapphic reads with a sprinkle (or more) of magic:
1. Can't Spell Treason Without Tea by Rebecca Thorne
Genre: Cozy Fantasy
A heartwarming tale of a warrior and a mage who leave their dangerous lives behind to open a cozy tea shop together, this love story is perfect for fans of gentle, low-stakes fantasy who love stories about found family and sweet romance.
Good for: Anyone looking for a feel-good sapphic romance with magical tea shop vibes.
2. The Bone Spindle by Leslie Vedder
Genre: YA Fantasy
A gender-flipped Sleeping Beauty retelling with two adventurers—one a treasure hunter and the other a warrior—who must navigate curses, traps, and growing feelings towards the sleeping prince and a witch affiliated with the curse.
Good for: Readers who enjoy adventurous fairytale retellings with sapphic romance and plenty of action. This follows two main female characters and their love stories—one is a straight relationship, the other is sapphic.
3. Pumpkin Spice and Poltergeist by Ali K. Mulford and K Elle Morrison
Genre: Paranormal Rom-Com
Apothecary witch Jordyn accidentally conjures her snarky ex-girlfriend’s ghost and crosses paths with a new girl in town who’s just discovered magic exists. As sparks fly between them, they need to outwit the ghostly interference to find love.
Good for: Those craving cozy, fall vibes with a side of humor and ghostly fun.
4. These Witches Don’t Burn by Isabel Sterling
Genre: YA Paranormal
This paranormal adventure follows a teen witch, as she tries to balance high school life, a toxic ex, and a potential magical threat to her coven.
Good for: YA readers who love urban fantasy with thrills, drama, and a touch of mystery.
5. The Lost Coast by Amy Rose Capetta
Genre: Contemporary Fantasy
A mysterious story about Danny, a queer girl who joins a group of witches known as The Grays. Looking for a missing witch, she soon discovered a dead boy and becomes entangled in magic, friendship, and self-discovery.
Good for: Fans of lyrical, coming of age stories with witchcraft and queer relationships.
6. Say I Boo by Morgan Spellman
Genre: Paranormal Cozy Mystery
This cozy paranormal mystery features a part-time magician learning to communicate with spirits in a haunted estate to solve a ghostly mystery. Perfect for fall and Halloween vibes!
Good for: Readers who enjoy lighthearted ghost stories with queer protagonists and charming, spooky settings. There’s a sapphic romance, but it is stronger in the second book in the series.
7. Once and Future Witches by Alix E. Harrow
Genre: Historical Fantasy
In an alternate 1893, three sisters find themselves drawn together in the fight for women’s rights, with magic as their secret weapon. As they reclaim their heritage and confront dark forces, their bond as sisters is tested in profound ways.
Good for: Fans of historical fiction with feminist themes, magic, and sisterhood. One of the three sisters is sapphic.
8. Between Magic and Mischief by Marissa Serrao
Genre: Fantasy
Rei, a chaotic half-succubus, half-satyr, teams up with Amora, a runaway princess searching for her lost magic. Together, they embark on a journey filled with fae encounters, cozy taverns, and a blossoming romance.
Good for: Fans of cottage core magic and slow-burn grumpy x sunshine sapphic relationships.
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