Burns and Caitlin Ricciĭaybreak Rising by Kiran Oliver Radio Silence by Alice Oseman (released already in the UK)** The Faerie Godmother’s Apprentice Wore Green by Nicky Kyle ĭaughter of the Burning City by Amanda FoodyĪssassins: Discord by Erica Cameron (Ace MC in book 2) To Terminator With Love by Wes Kennedy Įly, Jesse, and Robin’s Guide to Asexuality by R.J. O’Connacht Įvery Heart a Doorway by Seanan McGuire** Shock and Awe by Abigail Roux (Demisexual MC comes out in book 3, Part and Parcel)**Ī Promise Broken by Lynn E. The Mystic Marriage by Heather Rose Jones Sere From the Green by Lauren Jankowski Ĭhameleon Moon by RoAnna Sylver Rescuing Jack by Caitlin Ricci (Asexual MC in sequel, Of Monsters and Men) The Sheepfarmer’s Daughter by Elizabeth Moonĭreams of Shreds and Tatters by Amanda Downum Millerīone Diggers by Tiffany Rose & Alex Tauber** How Not to Summon Your True Love by Sasha L. The Life and Death of Eli and Jay by Francis Gideon O’Connacht įeather by Feather and Other Stories by Lynn E. Stranger by Rachel Manija Brown and Sherwood SmithĪ Word and a Bullet by Rachel Sharp** Taken by Chance by Erica Cameron and Lani Woodland (Demisexual side character, confirmed in book 3, MC in book 4)** Anderson (Ace character is a side character in book one, main character in sequel)**ĭeadly Sweet Lies by Erica Cameron** This Song is (Not) for You by Laura Nowlinįourth World by Lyssa Chiravari** įrom Under the Mountain by Cait Spivey In those cases, I’ll link to the first book and leave a note about which book has the main character.
And, as a final note, sometimes the asexual main characters aren’t main characters until later in a book series. I’ll also link my sources at the end of this post in case they update with things I don’t catch or they have details I didn’t include. I’ll also be linking to the goodreads page for each book, so you can check reviews for feedback (it can be tricky, but see what shelves people add it too). If you want more details on any of the books, feel free to message me privately. Some of them could be considered problematic. Some of the books have explicit representation - using the words or giving the definition without using the word - and some don’t. This is a list of books in all age ranges.
Hence, even though it doesn’t fully fit this blog, it’s going here! So I wanted something that had a wide range, could be updated, and could be shared easily. I linked people to sources I used, but none 100% matched and there are at least four books that could be added. While making the list, I found lots of books that didn’t fit my requirements and had lots of requests to know what other books I found. A few months ago, I spent a lot of time researching books with asexual main characters and made a list of YA books with explicit rep.
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