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In Ella Fields' Amid Clouds & Bones, halfling princess Mildred, who became betrothed to the Seelie Prince, Atakan, had to figure out how to navigate a marriage neither of them wanted with a male who was notorious for his ruthless cruelty. Atakan, only a few years older, spent most of their forced interactions playing mean tricks on her and reminding her how much he loathes her.

I couldn't put this book DOWN! Unfortunately, I did have to periodically, as work got in the way of my needs. Leena Kazak's Between Tides & Thunder was a high fantasy that took place in a world where status was based on whether you were born with the ability to wield magic or not. With two of the three ruling kingdoms warring, the two decided to strike a treaty in an effort to defeat their common enemy — the rebels.

Don’t let the length of time it took me to read this deter you from reading it; it’s so worth a read! Evil Boys was absolutely filthy, and I loved it. I mean, the scene where Kai came in while Lana’s boyfriend was in the shower?! Whew, gurrlll!

Have you ever wondered if that hot guy you butt heads with at work is actually in love with you?? Book Content Warning — explicit sexual content, profanity, talk of past human trafficking (not the FMC), gambling, surveillance, depiction of breaking-and-entering and vandalism, Post Spoiler Level — Mild In Catharina Maura's The Devious Husband, Sierra Windor was an architect who had been in a personal and professional rivalry with her brother's best friend, Xavier Kingston. Af

It's been a minute since I sat down with my Kindle and didn't let go till my eyes were drooping. In a world where rune magic rules everything, a thief with the unnatural gift of breaking them is sentenced to death. And the executioner? He's her mate, and she just broke the rune enslaving him to his role.

I found Of the Stars & Sea to be a diamond in a haystack. It was a refreshing fantasy read, as it deviated from the fae hype and delved into the world of pirates and treasure hunting. I loved the romance and banter! I was kicking my feet at times.

Heavenly Bodies was a pleasure to read. Have you ever felt honored to read a book? Cause that’s how I felt reading it. It’s a story that sticks with you, it buries itself deep in your soul, and heals something within you.

This week I am reading To Snap A Silver Stem by Sarah A. Parker. It’s the sequel to her dark Rapunzel retelling, To Bleed A Crystal Bloom, which reminded me a lot of the Plated Prisoner Series by Raven Kennedy. I’m enjoying it so far, not the most immersive read, but good.

Until The World Falls Down was a captivating, spicy romantasy written for the hopeless romantics who want a love that transcends time and curses. The atmosphere was like jumping down the rabbit hole and experiencing interactions you never thought of before. I loved this book.

Crown of Light & Shadows was captivating. Every chapter was filled with angst, lore, and an academic vibe I can only attribute to Hogwarts. It’s a little lighter than Fourth Wing by Rebecca Yarros, but it scratches that itch for more than it leaves behind.

Of Nectar & Steel was a bit lackluster for me.