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New Lesbian Romance Books That Deliver Romantic Comedy at Its Finest

If you’ve been hunting for new lesbian romance books that actually make you laugh and swoon, Jess Harley’s growing Sapphic Books series is about to become your latest obsession. These lesbian romantic comedy books combine the charm of Bridget Jones with the heart of wholesome sapphic love stories — the kind you binge in one sitting and immediately want to re-read.

Below are two standout titles, both free to read with Kindle Unlimited and available now on Amazon.

💕 The Soft Kind – A Tender, Funny Lesbian Rom-Com in Notting Hill

⭐ 4.6 Rating on Amazon | Available on KU

Set in the pastel corners of Notting Hill, London, The Soft Kind is the sort of sweet lesbian romantic comedy that sneaks up on you with equal parts humor and heart.

Jenny’s life is a relatable blur of late-night chocolate raids, “new year, new me” disasters, and that one crush who’s way out of her league — a gorgeous model who also happens to be a woman. Cue the angst, gay panic, and all the laugh-out-loud moments you could want from a new lesbian romance.

With awkward confessions, impossible diets, and tender first love, this book feels like scrolling through your funniest group chat at 2 a.m. — but with more kissing and fewer typos.

🎨 One True Thing – Fake Dating Chaos + Opposites Attract = Sapphic Gold

⭐ 4.4 Rating on Amazon | Available on KU

If your perfect lesbian romantic comedy book involves fake dating gone wildly off-script, this one’s your next read.

Kara plans her life by spreadsheet; Lucy paints outside the lines — literally. When a promotion forces Kara into a fake relationship with her chaotic, artsy neighbour, she expects disaster. What she gets is slow-burn chemistry, family dinners gone wrong, and a crash course in falling for the one person she never planned to love.

Expect sharp banter, found-family warmth, and that irresistible “I’m not gay… probably” discovery arc. It’s a feel-good sapphic romance that proves sometimes the messiest stories make the happiest endings.

✨ Why Readers Love Jess Harley’s Sapphic Books

Jess Harley writes the kind of lesbian romantic comedies that celebrate imperfection — smart, funny, body-positive stories where queer women get to be awkward, hopeful, and completely themselves.

If you love new lesbian romance books that blend British wit with heart-melting moments, start here.

📚 Read The Soft Kind and One True Thing on Kindle Unlimited today and discover your next favorite lesbian romance series; romantic comedy at its finest.The Soft KindThe Soft Kind

Lesbian Romance Books 2025: Top Sapphic Reads You’ll Love

Last updated: 7 Oct 2025

If you’re searching for lesbian romance books 2025, this is your one-stop guide. I’ve curated the best lesbian romance books 2025 for fans of sapphic romcoms, opposites-attract slow burns, found family, and feel-good HEAs. Bookmark this lesbian romance books 2025 list, vote in Listopia, and drop your own recommendations in the comments so we can keep this page fresh all year.

Editor’s Pick

The Soft Kind — Jess Harley (part of Jess Harley’s Sapphic Books collection)
Set in Notting Hill, London, this sweet romantic comedy explores first love, body image, and falling for someone completely out of your league. Think Bridget-Jones-meets-sapphic: dating disasters, friendship chaos, and a tender opposites-attract journey that says the real you deserves love. Perfect for readers who want funny, relatable, heart-squeeze moments. (Editorial rating: 4.6/5) - https://a.co/d/hTLlghN

Top Lesbian Romance Books 2025 (curated)

Delilah Green Doesn’t Care — Ashley Herring Blake
Grumpy/sunshine in a small town. Sharp banter and a swoony HEA. https://a.co/d/2lazJ12

Astrid Parker Doesn’t Fail — Ashley Herring Blake
Perfectionist vs. delightful chaos on a reno show. Enemies-to-lovers slow burn. https://a.co/d/20WSbRA

Written in the Stars — Alexandria Bellefleur
Fake-dating romcom with star-crossed chemistry and Seattle sparkle.

Count Your Lucky Stars — Alexandria Bellefleur
Second-chance roommates; cozy, tender, and emotionally satisfying.

Something to Talk About — Meryl Wilsner
Hollywood workplace slow burn; delicious tension, thoughtful payoff.

Mistakes Were Made — Meryl Wilsner
Best-friend’s-mom trope done right: witty, grown-up, gloriously messy.

One Last Stop — Casey McQuiston
Found family + time-slip subway romance; fizzy and big-hearted.

Honey Girl — Morgan Rogers
Accidental Vegas marriage meets identity and healing; soft and honest.

Her Royal Highness — Rachel Hawkins
Princess/commoner boarding-school romance; pure comfort-read joy.

Forget Me Not — Alyson Derrick
Tender second-chance YA/NA vibes with big feelings and hope.

The Romantic Agenda — Claire Kann
Ace heroine navigating love and labels in a thoughtful contemporary.

Kiss Her Once for Me — Alison Cochrun
Fake engagement, holiday chaos, found family, and soft pining.

I Kissed Shara Wheeler — Casey McQuiston
Enemies-ish scavenger hunt turns to chemistry and clarity.

FAQs
Q: Where should romcom fans start?
A: The Soft Kind, Written in the Stars, Delilah Green Doesn’t Care.

Q: Best slow burns?
A: Astrid Parker Doesn’t Fail, Something to Talk About, Count Your Lucky Stars.

Q: UK-set vibes?
A: The Soft Kind (Notting Hill), Her Royal Highness (royal-adjacent fun).

Call for recs
If you loved a title and think it belongs on the lesbian romance books 2025 list, comment below with a one-line pitch (trope + vibe). I’ll review and update.

Lesbian Romance Books 2025: Top 10 Must-Reads for Sapphic Romance Fans

Lesbian romance books 2025 — our top 10 lesbian reads, from laugh-out-loud lesbian romance to tender lesbian romance with slow burns. Discover your next favourite today.

If you’re searching for lesbian romance books 2025, this guide is for you. Below you’ll find the best lesbian romance books 2025 readers are raving about—perfect for fans of sapphic romcoms, slow burns, opposites attract, and feel-good happily-ever-afters. Bookmark this lesbian romance books 2025 list for your TBR and share it with your book club.

The Top 10 Lesbian Romance Books 2025 (Editor’s Picks)

The Soft Kind — Jess Harley
Part of Jess Harley’s Sapphic Books collection. Set in Notting Hill, London, this sweet romantic comedy explores first love, body image, and falling for someone out of your league. A beautiful, messy, opposites-attract lesbian romance that blends laugh-out-loud moments with tender heart. If you love friendship chaos, dating disasters, and second chances, you’ll binge this in one sitting.

One Last Stop — Casey McQuiston
Found family, f/f subway meet-cute, and time-slip magic. A fizzy, big-hearted romance with unforgettable chemistry.

Delilah Green Doesn’t Care — Ashley Herring Blake
Grumpy/childhood-nemesis energy turned swoony small-town heat. Sharp banter, real feelings, satisfying HEA.

Astrid Parker Doesn’t Fail — Ashley Herring Blake
Perfectionist meets irresistible chaos on a renovation show. Enemies-to-lovers with career stakes and serious sparks.

Written in the Stars — Alexandria Bellefleur
Fake-dating, astrology fun, and sparkling Seattle vibes. Romcom comfort food with a sapphic twist.

Count Your Lucky Stars — Alexandria Bellefleur
Second-chance roommates; mature, tender, and gorgeously romantic. Great for readers who crave emotional payoff.

Mistakes Were Made — Meryl Wilsner
The iconic “best friend’s mom” trope done right—witty, big-feels, and joyfully grown-up.

Something to Talk About — Meryl Wilsner
Hollywood slow burn between a producer and her assistant; workplace proximity + delicious tension.

Honey Girl — Morgan Rogers
Post-grad life, identity, and accidental marriage in Vegas blossom into a thoughtful, healing love story.

Her Royal Highness — Rachel Hawkins
Princess + commoner boarding-school romance that’s pure comfort-read delight with royal sparkle.

Why this “Lesbian Romance Books 2025” list works

Trope diversity: opposites attract, fake dating, second chance, workplace, celebrity, and found family.

Tone range: from high-banter romcoms to heartfelt slow burns.

Representation: joyful sapphic stories across ages, careers, and settings.

Quick FAQs (for searchers)

What are the must-read lesbian romance books 2025?
Start with The Soft Kind (Jess Harley), One Last Stop, and Delilah Green Doesn’t Care—then work through the rest of our top 10.

Are these lesbian romance books 2025 suitable for book clubs?
Absolutely—most include strong themes (identity, friendship, career, family) and crowd-pleasing tropes that spark great discussion.

Where should I begin if I love romcoms?
Try The Soft Kind, Written in the Stars, or Astrid Parker Doesn’t Fail for fast, funny, big-chemistry reads.

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Featured title reminder: The Soft Kind by Jess Harley — part of Jess Harley’s Sapphic Books collection — is a Notting Hill–set, first-love romcom that’s as funny, relatable, and tender as your 2 a.m. group chat.

Sapphic Book News: Launch Day!

A sweet lesbian romance and lesbian romantic comedy — fake dating, opposites attract, and a slow burn sapphic first love full of heart.

Dear Reader,

Grab yourself a coffee (or three), and brace for chaos — because my new romcom, One True Thing, has officially hit Amazon & Kindle Unlimited! 🎉

It’s a lesbian romantic comedy about fake dating gone wrong, and one very insistent “I’m not gay” spreadsheet-loving heroine who accidentally stumbles into lesbian first love with her chaotic neighbour. Expect:

Wellness retreat intimacy exercises that should come with hazard warnings

Lemon chicken served with a side of family drama

Opposites attract sparks that refuse to behave

And a slow burn romance that finally admits what everyone else already knew: this was never fake.

If you’ve been craving a sweet lesbian romance with banter, blushes, and a little bit of chaos, this one’s for you.

One True Thing - check it out on Amazon - search Jess Harley

📰 In Other Sapphic Book News…

The Soft Kind (my sapphic gym romcom with leggings, panic, and judgmental rabbits) is still making readers laugh and swoon.

The Sapphic Books Collection continues to grow — more WLW romcoms and romances are on the way, because queer women deserve tropes, comedy, and happily-ever-afters too.

Keep reading sapphic, keep laughing, and thank you for making launch days feel like one big found-family dinner (with less lemon chicken).

With spreadsheets and chaos,
Jess Harley

Kindle Unlimited Romantic Comedy – Literary Fiction News Sep 2025

Dear Fellow Romcom Reader,

If your Kindle is craving more laugh-out-loud love stories, Kindle Unlimited is delivering a delicious lineup this September 2025. From quirky meet-cutes to sun-soaked misadventures, these clean, heartwarming romantic comedies are free to enjoy—and perfect for your TBR.

Spotlight Title: Dance Shoes and Dating Apps by Ally Britton

This clean, sweet romantic comedy follows a Malta dance teacher navigating dating apps, dance-floor disasters, and a marathon of hilarious misadventures—all in pursuit of Mr. Right. Think Bridget Jones with ballet shoes on the Mediterranean—utterly charming.

Top 20 delightful Romantic Comedies on Kindle Unlimited Right Now:

Dance Shoes and Dating Apps by Ally Britton

The Fortunate Ones by R.S. Grey

Lingus by Mariana Zapata

The Soft Kind by Jess Harley

Neanderthal Seeks Human (Knitting in the City, #1) by Penny Reid

Big Sexy Love by Kirsty Greenwood

When Life Happened by Jewel E. Ann

I Do (I Don't) by Leddy Harper

10 Dates by Emily James

Perfect Mishap by Aimee Horton

One Last First Date (Cozy Cottage Café, #1) by Kate O'Keeffe

A Not So Meet Cute (KU Eligible)

Behind the Net – Grumpy-Sunshine Hockey Romance (Vancouver Storm, #1)

The Friend Zone

So Not Meant to Be

My Oxford Year

Run Posy Run by Cate C. Wells

The Wild One by Daisy Jane

The Failing Hours by Sara Ney

Some Sort of Happy by Melanie Harlow


Why This List Matters

Kindle Unlimited continues to be a hotspot for readers craving clean, sweet romantic comedies—especially those who prefer to try before they buy. By mixing breakout indie titles like Dance Shoes and Dating Apps with fan favorites like The Soft Kind, this roundup keeps your TBR stacked with joy.

Want More?

Looking for sublists like “holiday romances,” “dance-themed romcoms,” or “slow-burn clean love stories”? Stay tuned—each month we’ll spotlight the best KU has to offer.

Until next time, keep reading!

Top Lesbian Romance Picks for 2025 - A Bridgerton Style Blog by Jess Harley (Sapphic Books)

Dear Reader, Your Top Lesbian Romance Picks for 2025

If you’ve come here seeking sweet chaos, queer slow burns, and a dash of Gym crush feels, welcome—you’ve arrived. As the curator of Sapphic Books, it’s my delight to guide you through the year’s dreamiest, wittiest sapphic lesbian romances, starting with our flagship gem.

1. The Soft Kind — Jess Harley (Published by Sapphic Books)

Think lesbian romcom is gay panic meets post-breakup glow-up, wrapped in compression tops and gym-induced swooning. Jenny Collins plans to tone her thighs—what she didn’t plan for was to have her heart stolen by a casual fitness crush gone heartbreakingly right. This laugh-out-loud, tender rom-com gives us awkward moments, healing, and a slow-burn love that lingers. ([Amazon describes it as] “…a lesbian romantic comedy about gay panic, compression tops, and falling in love.”)
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2. City Lights, Quiet Hearts — Maren Cole

A charming opposites-attract tale between a big-city architect and a small-town café owner. Think warm small-town vibes, lush atmospheres, and the kind of tension that melts in your hands like hot tea.
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3. Burn the Script — L. A. Monroe

Hollywood meets real heart in this fake-dating romp between a screenwriter and a movie star. Glamorous, snarky, and full of playful tension—a definite must-read for fans of rom-com with a touch of backstage drama.
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4. Wildflower Season — Priya Menon

A cozy, found-family romance set against a community garden. Gentle and heartwarming, it’s like a literary hug—perfect for readers seeking softness, hope, and that “everything’s okay” feeling.
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5. Midnight Arrangement — A. K. Reynolds

A romantic suspense entry for when you want your romance with a side of intrigue. A lawyer and her client navigate forbidden territory, legal risks, and undeniable chemistry.
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Final Thoughts (Because Every Diary Entry Needs One)

All these books will make you laugh; or tear up; you’ll close the book with that “wow, that was real” glow. And if these sapphic books don't become your top lesbian romance picks of 2025, well… we clearly need to troubleshoot your lesbian romance antenna. 😉

Stay tuned to Sapphic Books for more queer joy, more sentence-highlighting romance, and validation that yes, love is soft—and also wildly, riotously hilarious.

Keep reading, keep smiling,
Jess Harley

Best Romcom Books of 2025 (Romantic Comedy Reads You’ll Love)

Top romcom books of 20025 - Swipe right and find out!
Dear Reader,

Imagine you’re at a glittering Regency ball, delicate fan in hand, desperately hoping for a witty swoon‑worthy encounter—but online, not downstairs. Welcome to Top Romcom Book Picks for 2025 (Funny Romance Reads I Recommend), where your very own Bridgeton-esque narrator (me!) guides you through the merriest, quirkiest, and most heart‑tugging romances of the year.

My Top Romcom Picks
1. Dance Shoes, Dating Apps and One Perfect Stranger by Alexandria (Ally) Britton

Set against the sun‑drenched charm of Malta, this one follows Ally—the dance‑teaching, gym‑failing, disaster‑dating heroine who’s far too real to be fictional. When a mysterious stranger waltzes into her chaotic life, all the missteps tumble into moments of hilarity and tenderness. It’s like Bridgeton meets Tinder and trust me, your funny bone will require a stretcher.
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2. Funny Story by Emily Henry

Picture this: a librarian named Daphne, her ex, and the ex’s ex all in a dance of awkward encounters and emotional pratfalls. With heart, mischief, and that delightful Emily Henry touch, it’s the kind of rom‑com that sneaks up behind you and steals your smile. Plus, it was a bestseller—yes, people swooned.
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(If I find more delightful 2025 rom-coms that sparkle like Regency pearls, I shall share them posthaste.)

Why These Reads Are Simply Delightful

Relatable chaos: Whether it’s mismanaged gym sessions or tangled writerly love, these books depict life’s messy side with grace and giggles.

Warmth wrapped in wit: Think of them as your literary equivalent of a cheeky séance with witty friends—and no danger of fainting from corsets.

Bridgerton charm, modern flair: They transport you, but also kind of punch right through your Wi-Fi in laughter.

A Final Word (Because Every Diary Entry Needs One):

If you're tired of generic romance lists that feel like they were assembled by a spreadsheet—well, darling, you've come to the right place. Here, you're invited to sip English Breakfast while I whisper in your ear, "This one’s hilarious, that one’s heart-melty, and that last one? Pure chocolate-coated mischief."

Your reading chair awaits—do bring biscuits (real one). And if these make you laugh so hard your eyeliner runs, just remember: it’s all part of the charm.

Yours in mischief and make-believe,
Ally (your personal diarist in rom-com recommendations)

My Top Romcom Book Recommendations of 2025 (Romantic Comedy Reads You’ll Love)

Dear reader,

If you’re hunting for the top romcom books of 2025 (yes, those laugh-out-loud, feel-good romantic comedy gems we all need when life gets messy), then you’re in the right place. Romcoms are my comfort reads—the literary equivalent of a glass of wine with your best friend and a plate of brownies you definitely don’t plan to share. This year has already delivered some absolute delights, so here are my top romcom book recommendations of 2025 to make you laugh, swoon, and maybe text your ex (don’t do it, but I can’t promise restraint).

1. Dance Shoes, Dating Apps, and One Perfect Stranger — Alexandria Britton

The most original romcom of 2025? This might be it. Set against the sun-drenched backdrop of Malta, this book follows Ally, a dance teacher juggling gym fails, dating disasters, and a community of women who are just as messy, funny, and loveable as she is. When a chance encounter with a “perfect stranger” throws her into a whirl of romance, the comedy of errors turns into something tender, hopeful, and unexpectedly moving.

What makes this romcom so special is its heart: while purely fictional, it draws on Britton’s own experiences as a dance teacher, lending authenticity to every scene. The friendships feel real, the backdrop is stunning (who doesn’t dream of a seaside romance on a Mediterranean island?), and the blend of humor and vulnerability makes this book feel like a warm hug in paperback form.

2. All’s Fair in Love and Pickleball — Kate Spencer

Sports + romance + banter = instant win. Bex is trying to save her mom’s pickleball club, and the last thing she needs is cocky former tennis pro Niko moving in. Cue fake dating, tournaments, and more witty volleys than a championship match. Think of it as your pickleball romcom serve-and-smash delight.

3. The Do-Over — Sharon M. Peterson

Dumped on live radio while sitting in the dentist’s chair. Ouch. What follows is a brilliantly funny list of “anti-resolutions,” accidental fake dating, and more cringe-relatable moments than your group chat can handle. A perfect romcom for anyone who’s ever wanted to start over—but with snacks.

4. Back After This — Linda Holmes

A podcast producer accidentally resurrects old emails and old feelings. This one balances whip-smart banter with slow-burn tenderness, proving that sometimes the past hits “reply all.” A romcom for your podcast queue and your heart.

5. The Summers Between Us — Noreen Nanja

Second chances, sandy beaches, and the ache of first love that never quite fades. This one is soaked in nostalgia, sun cream, and swoon. Basically, your beach bag romcom of the year.

6. Love is a War Song — Danica Nava

Hollywood meets cowboy country—yes, really. With scandals, sparks, and songs that cut deep, this romcom knows how to make drama feel delicious. The chemistry? Off the charts.

7. August Lane — Regina Black

A romance that builds like a ballad: tender, soulful, and unforgettable. A romcom for anyone who loves country music, healing journeys, or the thrill of being seen for exactly who you are.

8. Gabriela and His Grace — Liana De la Rosa

Think swoony dukes, rebellious heroines, and a transatlantic setting that brings the tropes of historical romance into a romcom register. Banter + ballroom = bliss.

9. The Gilded Heiress — Joanna Shupe

An Anastasia-inspired romp dripping with Gilded Age glamour. Secret identities, glittering parties, and a romance that feels both grand and intimate. Like Bridgerton with extra champagne.

Why These Romcoms Stole My Heart

Because romcoms in 2025 are giving us everything: laughter, tenderness, seaside escapes, pickleball tournaments, podcast crushes, and more. Each one reminds us that love is funny, messy, and absolutely worth the risk.

So whether you’re curled up at home or chasing a little sun, these top romcom book recommendations of 2025 are here to lift you up, make you laugh, and keep you swooning.

Keep reading, keep laughing—
Jess Harley

My Top Lesbian Romantic Comedy Book Recommendations for 2025 (RomCom Edition)

Every January I swear: “This is the year I’ll read fewer books and focus on my goals.”
And every year sapphic authors whisper: “But what if… two women fake date and accidentally fall in love?” And I fold like a cheap deck chair.

If you’re weak for WLW meet-cutes, fake dating shenanigans, celebrity crushes, and slow burns that could toast marshmallows, here’s my 2025 lesbian romantic comedy book list.

Spoiler: My TBR is doomed. Yours is next.

1. The Soft Kind – by Jess Harley

Gym crushes, gay panic, and the softest slow burn.
Jenny Collins (chronically anxious, freshly heartbroken) decides to fix her life one workout class at a time—until serene, stunning Elodie Lane turns “leg day” into full-body butterflies. It’s a tender, funny lesbian romcom about queer awakening, compression tops, and finding the courage to be loved. (Standalone in the Second Chances: A Lesbian Romance world.)

2. The Fiancée Farce – by Alexandria Bellefleur

Fake fiancée, real feelings, and one very inconvenient attraction.
Tansy needs to save her family’s bookstore. Gemma needs to convince her family she’s happily settled. What’s a little fake engagement between strangers—besides swoony chemistry, chaotic wedding planning, and laugh-out-loud banter?

3. Iris Kelly Doesn’t Date – by Ashley Herring Blake

Fake dating after a one-night stand gone spectacularly wrong.
Iris has sworn off love. Stevie just needs a plus-one to save face. Cue a charming, witty romp full of messy feelings, queer community, and genuine warmth. If you loved Delilah Green Doesn’t Care, this spinoff is even funnier.

4. Delilah Green Doesn’t Care – by Ashley Herring Blake

Small-town chaos with big sapphic energy.
Delilah swears she’s over her hometown. Then she gets roped into wedding photography, forced proximity, and a flirtation with her stepsister’s best friend. Sharp banter? Check. Found family feels? Double check. Laugh-out-loud moments? Absolutely.

5. For Her Consideration – by Amy Spalding

Emails, movie stars, and a Hollywood romcom with real heart.
Former screenwriter Nina Rice has sworn off the industry—and dating—until rising star Ari Fox emails her out of the blue. This one’s cozy, charming, and filled with witty, hopeful dialogue.

6. Mangos and Mistletoe – by Adriana Herrera

Christmas baking + rivals-to-lovers = pure sugary perfection.
A Dominican pastry chef and a Scottish baker team up for a holiday competition and discover the sweetest thing on the menu might be each other. Quick, steamy, and guaranteed to make you crave both romance and cake.

Final Thoughts

If 2025 is the year you fall in love with queer romantic comedies, these books have everything: fake dating, celebrity crushes, small-town charm, and banter so sharp it could double as a weapon.

Add them to your shelf, clear your weekend schedule, and prepare to laugh, swoon, and maybe ugly-cry (just a little).

Have a sapphic romcom I missed?
Drop it in the comments—I solemnly swear my TBR can handle it. (It can’t. But that’s the fun.)

The Sapphic Spotlight: Harmony Secret & Affair — Your Next Addictions Among Lesbian Series 2025

Dear Sapphic Readers,

Looking for the ultimate lesbian series of 2025? Look no further than the Thai GL series that’s setting hearts aflame—Harmony Secret and Affair, both brought to life beautifully by LMSY. These shows are dripping with chemistry, stellar scripting, and that modern Bridgerton flair—without the corsets. They’re must-watches on YouTube, complete with subtitles, and LMSY are the real-life OTP you didn’t know you needed.

Harmony Secret – Plot & Fan Buzz

Harmony Secret leans heavily into the enemies-to-lovers trope—think simmering tension, reluctant alliances, and then… fiery sparks. One Reddit fan summed it up:

“Business adversaries who end up as bedfellows, and everything is kept secret.”
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Another added:

“I knew it wouldn’t top Affair, but… wow, you could just feel the love and chemistry.”
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These teasers promise a GL romance full of emotional arcs and steamy undercurrents—perfect for anyone scouring the best lesbian series 2025.

Affair – Plot Overview & Context

Affair premiered in 2024 and is included in the lineup of celebrated GL dramas from Thailand.
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On IMDb, it’s described as follows:

“A wealthy individual's life is upended by family bankruptcy. Their childhood friend, Wanwiwa, becomes a source of comfort. Years later, they reunite.”
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This setup promises a deeply emotional, second-chance romance—particularly compelling when the central duo are childhood friends reconnecting amid high-stakes personal turmoil.

Why These Two Thai GL Series Are the Lesbian Series of 2025 You Can’t Miss

Envy-worthy chemistry: Both series feature LMSY as the heart—onscreen brilliance that fans on TikTok, Twitter, and YouTube hope mirrors their offscreen dynamic.

Holiday from the ordinary: Scripts that aren’t afraid to balance heartwarming, spicy, and real—no tired tropes here.

Accessible and modern: Watchable for free on YouTube with English subtitles. One less Netflix bill, one more queer joy—perfect for streaming in 2025.

So if you’re Googling “lesbian series 2025” or “Thai GL series with subtitles”, let Harmony Secret and Affair lead your binge marathon.

Bonus: Plugging Jess Harley’s Sapphic Books

While you fall deep into LMSY’s world, indulge in some equally heart-fluttering fiction:

The Soft Kind – A tender lesbian romcom, slow-burn sapphic love story for that cozy night-in vibe.

Unwritten – An enemies-to-lovers romp with the perfect blend of sass and swoon.

Find both on Amazon and Kindle under the pen name Jess Harley—because after devouring Harmony Secret and Affair, you deserve some equally sizzling cheer from the page.