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LINKS: Goodreads | Amazon | Barnes & Noble | Indie Bound Mirrorwoven is an entertaining YA fantasy, and I enjoyed the unique premise, the atmospheric setting, and the mirror magic. The setting was so vivid, from the canals, markets, boats, to all of the little details of the city. It made it so easy to … Continue reading Book Review: Mirrorwoven by Bori Cser
I didn't know much about Asperfell when I started it, and it ended up being one of those stories that pulled me in more and more with every chapter. Briony is an easy heroine to root for. She's intelligent, determined, and super inquisitive, even when she's thrown into situations that are completely beyond her understanding … Continue reading Book Review: Asperfell by Jamie Thomas
Every once in a while, a book comes along that completely steals my heart, and this was one of those books. From the first chapter, I was hooked by the world, the characters, and, of course, the dragons and the romance. Frankly, I think it was even before I picked up the book. As soon … Continue reading Book Review: When Dealing with Dragons by Dana Swift
All We Hunger For is a unique romantasy with a magical baking competition, political power struggles, and two people trying to find their place in a world shaped by class, control, and expectations. I really enjoyed it, especially the food magic elements, the characters, and the author's engrossing writing style. Elara is a great protagonist. … Continue reading Book Review: All We Hunger For by Anna Mercier
Her Hidden Fire is an intriguing and unique debut by Cliodhna O'Sullivan. The worldbuilding and magic system were rich and atmospheric and immediately pulled me into the story. The hierarchy of Channellers and Keepers, the tension surrounding the Reckoning, and the political and school intrigue were all layered and immersive, and I like how the … Continue reading Book Review: Her Hidden Fire by Cliodhna O’Sullivan
Midnight on the Celestial immediately caught my attention with its premise, and I ended up really enjoying it. In it, Roe Damarcus loses control of her resurrection magic during a crucial trial and is sent to work aboard the Celestial, a glamorous cruise ship that turns deadly after dark. While competing for a chance to … Continue reading Book Review: Midnight on the Celestial by Julia Alexandra
Carnival Fantástico is another entertaining, mysterious, and immersive read by Angela Montoya. It follows Esmeralda, a runaway posing as a fortune-teller at a magical traveling carnival, whose one-year contract is coming to its end. If she doesn’t win the lead role in the Big Top show, she has to leave the carnival and risks being … Continue reading Book Review: Carnival Fantástico by Angela Montoya
Secrets, Spells, and Chocolate is an adorable, cozy fantasy with a really fun magical twist on cooking and baking. I loved the creativity of the culinary magic with recipes that turn into spells, enchanted sweets, and magical classrooms that make Brindille School feel charming and unique. Sylvie is an easy protagonist to root for. Her … Continue reading Book Review: Secrets, Spells, and Chocolate by Marisa Churchill
