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A Fire Born of Exile By Aliette de Bodard 
Mysterious scholar Quỳnh returns to get revenge but then she meets Hoà, an old friend's sister, and Minh, the daughter of her nemeses, and her plans are undone by her compassion. Another Xuya universe story. https://www.librarything.com/work/book/253458925
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A ghost story about a Vietnamese-American teen spending a summer helping her estranged father renovate a colonial mansion and the local girl who helps her.
Two teens, one an exiled witch and one who has always hidden her magic, are forced to work together when a magical plague threatens.
Raised on a secret space station as a perfectly engineered soldier intent on vengeance for the destruction of Earth, Kyr is the most committed of her agemates, until she is selected for the nursery instead of a fighting cohort on graduation, and her view of her world starts to unravel.
The sequel to She Who Became The Sun is just as queer and just as epic, as Zhu fights multiple factions for the role of Emperor.
In this pandemic-initiated horror the before is heterosexual fantasy and the after reveals the characters as lesbian, bisexual, asexual and trans even as it drops into eldritch apocalypse. All the trigger warnings.
After her lover is killed Enitan heads into the heart of the Empire to recue her sibling - and finds herself working with the new Empress.
This sequel to Malice is set 100 years later, as Alyce rules a Dark Court in the former Briar land while Aurora still sleeps.
In an alternate history where magic sparks have altered the mid 20th century, three women take a young sister and brother into their circus.
Misery is a reluctant messiah in the space religon they have grown up repudiating. 
A researcher chooses to ride the mind of one of the last wild wolves, despite her wife's ethical qualms. Novella.
Three giants are crammed in a spaceship, having to choose between staying silent and growing, or talking and moving towards a possible destination. Can they confirm their shared past by talking it?
Book 2 of the genderswapped Alexander the Great in space trilogy has more Sun/Hetty, and a whole lot of plot as Sun strikes into the heart of the Phene Empire. 
A Beauty and the Beast like fantasy about a young woman choosing to be the periodic sacrifice taken by a local witch in 19th Century Germany. Bonus timey wimey curse. 
19 years old and feeling like she is failing at college, soccer and life; estranged from the best friend she is in love with, Avery is about to kill herself when a planet destroying asteroid is announced. 
The second book I've read based on the real life Norwegian witch trials in the far north. Includes a secondary character in a lesbian relationship.
Luca has returned to Balladaire to try and wrest the crown from her uncle, and then Touraine is sent as ambassador to the court. Surely they are too much at cross purposes to trust each other?
Parallel stories of groups of women surviving the arctic north in a dystopic future include some f/f couples.