The Andrea Cort novels by Adam Troy Castro. (Don't be deterred by the male author: I loved them. Also, I got the rec from a transwoman at a panel on bisexual characters in sci fi.)
Naomi Kritzer has a duology I love and a trilogy that was also quite good that are both lesbian fantasy novels. (Or at least the duology - I think the triology also has lesbian characters.)
The Kitty series by Carrie Vaughn is one that's compelling enough to get you to the third book where she really learns to write. (I have issues with something plotwise that happens in it, but you might not have the same issue.)
I also love the Elantra novels by Michelle Sagara, and one of them turned out to be unexpectedly femslashy.
Lyda Morehouse's AngeLINK series is right up your alley, but they may be out of print.
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The Andrea Cort novels by Adam Troy Castro. (Don't be deterred by the male author: I loved them. Also, I got the rec from a transwoman at a panel on bisexual characters in sci fi.)
Naomi Kritzer has a duology I love and a trilogy that was also quite good that are both lesbian fantasy novels. (Or at least the duology - I think the triology also has lesbian characters.)
The Kitty series by Carrie Vaughn is one that's compelling enough to get you to the third book where she really learns to write. (I have issues with something plotwise that happens in it, but you might not have the same issue.)
I also love the Elantra novels by Michelle Sagara, and one of them turned out to be unexpectedly femslashy.
Lyda Morehouse's AngeLINK series is right up your alley, but they may be out of print.