Another great continuation in the series. This story revolves around two new main characters, keeping things fresh and exciting.

A great continuation in The Saint of Steel series. I consumed this book voraciously!

This was a bit of a slow start for me. But Kingfisher is a great author and once I got into the story, I was all in.

I'm a sucker for “Beauty and the Beast” retellings and this one did not disappoint. I stayed up late in the night reading this one.

Molly Harper books are always fun, light reads with good supernatural elements. And when I need something light and distracting—amidst some dryer, heavier reads—Harper never fails to entertain and delight.

There is so much to love about this debut novel by Tara Tai. It is an interoffice, enemies-to-lovers romance, with both video games and D&D woven heavily into the plot. As I am a huge fan of both video games and D&D, I was pretty locked into this book.

An otherworldly romance set in Paris. I loved the diversity of magical/supernatural creatures. And I also loved the diversity of the characters sexual and romantic identities—a very good representation of different identities.

Cute and lighthearted. I enjoyed the diverse characters and the fast-paced plot.

A fun, witchy read. I loved that this was set in Wales—old castles and Celts will always be favorites of mine. And magic! And witches! Basically, there was a lot I loved about this book. The light conversational tone, the holiday vibes, and the witchy wonders held my attention and kept me coming back for more.

A fun premise and a light tone. Despite the rather bland cover, this book turned out to be an engaging read. It is fast paced with plenty of action and intrigue, as well as good moments of humor. It even gave me chills towards the end.

I can't resist a book about writers going on a writer's retreat, so I was super excited to crack into this one.

There is no possible way to sing enough praises for this book. It is pure perfection—storytelling at its finest.