Another Book, Another Destiny…
Wow! This was such a great read! The Winged Game completely pulled me in from the start with a unique mix of fantasy, sports, and romance. The story follows Taissa Cho, a disgraced carriwitchet player who is given a chance to return to the sport two years after her rival Kion Locke destroyed her career. … Continue reading Book Review: The Winged Game by Sophie Kim
Wildflower was such a charming cozy fantasy filled with flower magic, curses, and a slow-burn romance, but it also has a mystery at its heart that kept me invested from beginning to end. Becky Jenkinson created a unique world that felt whimsical and magical, and I found myself completely drawn into Fliss's journey. Between the … Continue reading Book Review: Wildflower by Becky Jenkinson
The Arcane Arts is a slow-building dark academia with a dual POV that I enjoyed. It has a really interesting premise, which is what drew me in, and I love the dark academia vibes. Newlyn Academy is a college with secrets, hidden agendas, forbidden magic, and deadly societies, and that dark undertone is woven throughout … Continue reading Book Review: The Arcane Arts by S.D. Coverly
I've been loving historical fantasy romances lately, and A Widow’s Charm was so good! The whole premise is so unique and outrageous, and I couldn't wait to find out why Hilde thought the logical solution to her problems was to blackmail her necromancer neighbor into bringing her husband back to life. Hilde and Elmwood are … Continue reading Book Review: A Widow’s Charm by Caitlyn Paxson
The Geomagician is a unique story with a great premise and a fantastic romance. I loved it! It felt so fresh and different from anything else I’ve read lately. The story is actually a reimagining of the life of Mary Anning, a fossil hunter who was barred from The Geological Society of London even though … Continue reading Book Review: The Geomagician by Jennifer Mandula
I have mixed feelings about this one. I love the author's writing style and the found family vibes, but I struggled with the time jumps and the pacing. I think I expected a different story when I first began, and instead of a dark, vampire romance, a lot of it felt more like a horror … Continue reading Book Review: The Fox and the Devil by Kiersten White
Weavingshaw is such a fantastic debut Gothic romantasy! It completely captivated me with its rich and atmospheric world-building, romantic tension, unsettling vibes, and layered characters and plot. It feels dark and moody and emotional, and I found it hard to put down. The Gothic elements throughout the story are SO good. Weavingshaw, in particular, is … Continue reading Book Review: Weavingshaw by Heba Al-Wasity
What a charming and fun story! Set in 1920s Montreal, this cozy fantasy follows Agnes Aubert, a widow in her 30s who is devoted to her struggling cat rescue. After renting a place for the shelter, Agnes learns her new landlord is Havelock Renard, a dangerous Dark Lord, and he's using the shelter as a … Continue reading Book Review: Agnes Aubert’s Mystical Cat Shelter by Heather Fawcett
