Fantasy
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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 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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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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A mortal woman is pulled into the dangerous politics of Lust’s demon realm, where power is seductive, bargains come with a cost, and survival depends on wit as much as strength. The Demon Court is a fantasy romance filled with court intrigue, slow-burn tension, and a world where monsters rule—and not all of them are
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When a newly separated mom accidentally unleashes her family’s long-dormant magic, she must navigate small-town chaos, unexpected romance, and a deck of enchanted tarot cards that might change her fate. I picked up Playing the Witch Card expecting a light, magical romance — and while there is a romance subplot tucked inside its pages, the
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