It’s the last week of Pride Month, and I have one more queer romance list to share: Bisexual and Pansexual romance novels! I tried to include a variety of relationships so there’s a whole spectrum of bisexual romances to check out. If you’re interested in checking out my previous Pride Month posts you can check them out here:
*Note: If you’re unfamiliar with the acronyms I’ve provided a key at the bottom of this post
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Bisexual & Pansexual Romance Novels
1. Party Favors (So Over the Holidays #4) by Erin McLellan
- Contemporary holiday romance/erotica
- Bisexual main characters
- Dual POV
- Opposites attract
- Friends to lovers
- F/F relationship
*Can be read as a standalone
2. Our Stage (Weldstone Harbor #1) by James T. Prince
- Contemporary romance
- Pansexual and asexual main character (not explicit)
- Movie star x struggling actor romance
- Dual POV
- M/M relationship
*Can be read as a standalone
3. Take a Hint, Dani Brown (The Brown Sisters #2) by Talia Hibbert
- Contemporary romantic comedy
- Bisexual main character
- Emotionally repressed x hopeless romantic
- Fake dating
- Friends to lovers/friends with benefits
- M/F relationship
*Can be read as a standalone
4. Something to Talk About by Meryl Wilsner
- Contemporary Hollywood romance
- Bisexual and lesbian main characters
- Dual POV
- Actor x assistant
- F/F relationship
5. Have We Met? by Camille Baker
- Contemporary romance
- Bisexual main character and love interest
- Non-binary lesbian love interest
- Dating app shinanigans
- Exploration of loss/grief
- M/F and NB/F relationships
6. How to Find a Princess (Runaway Royals #2) by Alyssa Cole
- Contemporary romance
- Anastasia retelling
- Pansexual and lesbian main characters
- Dual POV
- Fake Marriage + Only One Bed tropes
- Recovering pushover
- F/F relationship
7. Xeni (Loose Ends #2) by Rebekah Weatherspoon
- Contemporary romance
- Bisexual main character and love interest
- Plus-sized male love interest
- Marriage of convenience
- M/F relationship
*Can be read as a standalone
8. Wolfsong (Green Creek #1) by T.J. Klune
- Paranormal romance
- Bisexual main character
- Werewolves
- Angst
- M/M relationship
*NOT a standalone
9. In the Event of Love (Fern Falls #1) by Courtney Kay
- Contemporary romantic comedy
- Bisexual main character and love interest
- Holiday romance/Hallmark vibes
- F/F relationship
10. Never Ever Getting Back Together by Sophie Gonzales
- Contemporary YA romance
- Bisexual main characters
- Dual POV
- Revenge on cheating ex
- Dating reality TV show
- F/F relationship
Relationship Acronyms Key:
– M/M = male with male relationship
– F/F = female with female relationship
– NB/NB = non-binary with non-binary relationship
– Plus other combinations like M/NB, M/F, etc…
What’s your favorite bisexual or pansexual romance novel? Let’s chat in the comments!
Isabel
Peyton