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The Dawn of the Cursed Queen ♦ Amber V. Nicole | Review
A Divine Storm of Love, Power, and Betrayal That Refuses to Let Go I waited
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Hekate – The Witch ♦ Nikita Gill | Review
Klick für deutsche Übersetzung A spellbinding, soul-deep retelling that lingers like an incantation From the
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The Rowan’s Destiny ♦ Stella Brie | Review
Fate Rewritten in Fire and Blood: When Destiny Is Claimed, Not Obeyed With The Rowan’s
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The Rowan’s Stone ♦ Stella Brie | Review
Ancient Bloodlines Awaken: Secrets, Shadows, and a Destiny Still Unfolding After the explosive finale of
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When Ancient Power Meets Its Match: A Fierce, Fast-Paced Dive into a Reverse-Harem Sanctuary Going
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Brimstone ♦ Callie Hart | Review
A blazing, brilliant continuation that deepens the magic and sharpens the stakes With Brimstone, the
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Empire of the Dawn ♦ Jay Kristoff | Review
The Last Silversaint and the Dawn That Ended an Age Empire of the Dawn does
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Quicksilver ♦ Callie Hart | Review
A Dark, Dazzling Masterpiece of Fae Fantasy and Alchemical Magic Quicksilver, the first book in
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Alchemised ♦ SenLinYu | Review
A Long, Murky Labyrinth of Nothingness — ‘Alchemised’ Never Finds Its Spark Foremost, I have
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The Shard & The Serpent ♦ Jinapher J. Hoffman | ARC Review
Confusing Worldbuilding and Repetitive Romance Make The Shard & The Serpent a Missed Opportunity I
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Undead Gods ♦ Caitlyn Battelle | Review
3,5- Star Review of Undead Gods by Caitlyn Battelle Caitlyn Battelle’s Undead Gods invites readers
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Wages of War ♦ Elle Beaumont & Christis Christie | Review
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Tides of Torment ♦ Elle Beaumont & Christis Christie | Review
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Seeds of Sorrow ♦ Elle Beaumont & Christis Christie | Review
A Darkly Enchanting Retelling with a Fae Twist – 4.5 Stars Seeds of Sorrow by
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The Book of Azrael ♦ Amber V. Nicole | Review
A New Fantasy Obsession: A 5-Star Review of The Book of Azrael If you’re searching
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Apples Dipped in Gold ♦ Scarlett St. Clair | Review
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Mountains Made of Glass ♦ Scarlett St. Clair | Review
Scarlett St. Clair‘s Mountains Made of Glass is a captivating story that combines aspects of
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The Death King ♦ Penelope Barsetti | ARC Review
Review: “The Death King” by Penelope Barsetti — 3.5 stars The Death King, the first
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Empire of the Damned ♦ Jay Kristoff | Review
A Captivating Sequel: “Empire of the Damned” Soars Beyond Expectations The highly anticipated second book
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Gild ♦ Raven Kennedy | Review
Gild – An Intriguing yet Flawed Start to “The Plated Prisoner” Series As a reader who
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