Gerri Hill has carved out a distinct lane in lesbian fiction by pairing crime procedurals with slow-burn romance — and doing both better than most authors who attempt either. Her detective duos drive the best of her work: the Hunter series and the Ross & Sullivan books follow partners whose professional tension and personal chemistry develop across multiple entries with uncommon patience. Hill's prose is clean and propulsive, built around plot momentum rather than atmosphere, but she knows when to slow down for the character beats that make readers care. Behind the Pine Curtain and Keepers of the Cave show her thriller instincts at their sharpest — isolated settings, rising dread, stakes that feel personal. If you want genre fiction with LGBTQ+ relationships treated as central rather than incidental, and you have a weakness for partners-to-lovers tension stretched across a series, Hill delivers every time.
Hunter • Book 1
by Gerri Hill
Homicide detective Tori Hunter has driven away six partners in seven years, but hot-tempered Samantha Kennedy might be the one colleague who won't back down.
Hunter • Book 5
by Gerri Hill
Tori Hunter finds herself targeted when a murder victim's home contains hundreds of her photos and the gun that killed her family. Police procedural with deeply personal stakes.
by Gerri Hill
Survivor's guilt drives Lindsey to her grandparents' Texas Hill Country refuge, where solitary walks and childhood memories help her process devastating loss. Hill captures grief's weight and the tentative hope of new connections.
Ross & Sullivan • Book 1
by Gerri Hill
Two female detectives investigate murder in a small town where everyone has secrets worth killing for—Hill crafts authentic police procedural with compelling character development.
by Gerri Hill
A desperate fake relationship for the holidays becomes complicated when Abby and stranger Nic discover their Red River charade feels surprisingly authentic.
by Gerri Hill
Madilyn finds her great-grandmother Isabel's hidden diary from 1933, revealing a forbidden love affair that mirrors her own journey toward self-acceptance. Hill weaves past and present together as family secrets illuminate possibilities for the future.
by Gerri Hill
Three years after fleeing a painful breakup in San Diego, Lauren runs her grandmother's Texas coastal resort in peaceful isolation until vandalism and cryptic blood messages shatter her quiet life. Hill pairs mystery with romance as Lauren confronts both danger and unexpected love.
by Gerri Hill
College river rat Haley Martin returns to Timber Falls seven years later, now owning the local bar in a village that swells with tourists chasing Class V rapids.
by Gerri Hill
Journalist Joni despises everything outdoors but must spend thirty days covering a women's retreat in the Colorado mountains, expecting to write a hit piece until the experience surprises her.
Hunter • Book 4
by Gerri Hill
Hill combines vacation-gone-wrong thriller with police procedural as Dallas detectives accidentally intersect with FBI agents tracking a rogue Special Operations soldier. The New Mexico wilderness setting adds isolation and danger to the manhunt.
Hunter • Book 2
by Gerri Hill
When a Catholic priest turns up murdered in compromising circumstances, the investigation exposes the dark corners of faith and corruption. Hill crafts a taut police thriller that doesn't shy away from controversial territory.
by Gerri Hill
Holiday passion between strangers becomes messy when Peyton and Logan's separate worlds collide again, forcing choices between safety and desire.
by Gerri Hill
Six friends, one annual getaway, and a lifelong friend found dead—Nina Evans and Detective Quinn Stewart uncover secrets that shatter everything they thought they knew.
by Gerri Hill
A weekend getaway to Colorado's Paradox Valley becomes a fight for survival when all technology fails and the outside world seemingly ceases to exist.