• Selkies Are a Girl’s Best Friend by Molly Harper

    Selkies Are a Girl’s Best Friend delivered exactly the kind of cozy paranormal, monster-town vibes I was hoping for. The setting feels warm, quirky, and lived-in — the kind of supernatural small town you’d absolutely want to visit (or accidentally get stuck in). There’s also a light mystery element woven into the story, which added…

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  • The Rebound by Leeanne Slade

    Oh boy, this book got me. I honestly struggled to read through the blurb on Audible. Here is my take on what this book is about. Kitty was traumatized by her parent’s ugly and emotionally destructive divorce. So much so, she decided marriage can ruin relationships and to never get married. Well, boyfriend of ,…

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  • Textual Relations by Lauren Rowe

    When an accidental text sparks an interest that neither person can deny, you get Textual Relations. Textual Relations was an enjoyable, easy-to-read romance that kept a nice, steady pace from start to finish. The writing is solid and accessible, making it a book that’s easy to sink into without needing a lot of effort or…

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  • Venomous Kiss by T.L. Smith

    “We’re allowed to be a little bit crazy for love.”― T.L. Smith, Venomous Kiss Going into Venomous Kiss, I had seen it described on TikTok as a “morally grey villain romance.” I disagree. This is not morally grey — this is full-on dark romance, and I loved it for exactly that reason. If you’re looking…

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  • The Demon Crown by Emma Hamm

    Going into 2026, I really wanted my first read of the year to be something good. I briefly considered rereading an old favorite, but then remembered I had already started Emma Hamm’s Seven Deadly Demons series in December with The Demon Court. Deciding to continue the series turned out to be the perfect choice, because…

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  • A Court Of Sugar And Spice by Rebecca F. Kenney

    “Nowadays, people call me Sugarplum because I have the same delightful quality as these fruits. I’m deliciously flavored, and I taste different every time.”― Rebecca F. Kenney, A Court of Sugar and Spice A Court of Sugar and Spice is a book that immediately lets you know what kind of experience you’re in for. This…

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  • Devil in Winter by Lisa Kleypas

    “Mysteries of attraction could not always be explained through logic. Sometimes the fractures in two separate souls became the very hinges that held them together.”― Lisa Kleypas, Devil in Winter When shy, overlooked Evie Jenner makes a shocking proposal to the most notorious rake in London, a marriage of convenience turns into something unexpectedly tender…

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  • The Two Week Roommate by Roxie Noir

    “It isn’t fate. There’s nothing inevitable about us: we could be anywhere, with anyone, but we’re here, together. A thousand choices, and I chose this one; a hundred ways to be happy, and I want her.” — Roxie Noir, Two Week Roommate I really enjoyed The Two Week Roommate. From the start, the story offers…

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  • A Witch’s Guide To Magical Innkeeping by Sangu Mandanna

    A Witch’s Guide to Magical Innkeeping is a genuinely sweet and comforting story. From the start, it has that cozy fantasy feel — the kind of book that’s perfect when you want something lighthearted, magical, and emotionally reassuring without high-stakes tension weighing everything down. It’s an easy book to settle into and enjoy. A Story…

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  • Marked by the Moon by Helen Scott

    A fantasy romance about power, duty, and a bond that refuses to be ignored. When a magically marked, which would be her death if anyone found out, woman enters elite training for the King’s Guard, she finds herself under the command of the King’s most feared and respected warrior. Thorn, the Blade of the King,…

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