Broken Souls and Bones by LJ Andrews

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Broken Souls and Bones: An Enchanting Norse Mythology-Inspired Tale of Magic, Betrayal, and Love.

Lyra Bien wants only a quiet life, far from King Damir’s war and his hunger for magic. But when Roark Ashwood, the king’s silent and dangerously handsome soldier, invades her village, her secret is exposed.

She is a melder. Gifted in bone, blood, and soul. Feared. Desired. Doomed.

Claimed for the king, Lyra becomes a captive in Roark’s care. But escape is impossible when her jailor might be her only hope of freedom.

Bound by secrets, drawn together by fire, they must decide: restore a kingdom built on lies, or burn it to the ground.

REVIEW 

  Broken Souls and Bones by L.J. Andrews
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

BOOK: Broken Souls and Bones by LJ Andrews
(Library Paperback Read)

​I have found a few Romantasy books to be disappointing, but this one has managed to capture my attention immediately. From the prologue to the first chapters, the author has created a world and characters that I actually wanted to know more about.

​TITLE: Broken Souls and Bones
Author: LJ Andrews
Status: Read | Rating: 5/5
Progress: Read 436 of 436 pages

​QUICK IMPRESSION
Lyra seems like she's going to be totally out of her depth when she gets to the castle. However, she soon finds her feet with the help of those she tried hard to see as her captors, but who ended up being her friends. I loved how she tried to keep her friends safe when, in reality, she was in just as much danger and not really equipped to defend them.
​DID I GUESS ANY TWISTS???
• P209: Major twist guessed correctly!
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The bond connection between Lyra and Roark, but then there's a bond between Lyra and Skul Drek... This shadow-wielding demon... Is he the missing voice of Roark Ashwood? OMG 😳 Boy was I on the right track! 🤣 The word "Liar" was my 💡 moment 😆 (hide spoiler)]

​QUOTES TO KEEP
​"I was once told we never truly knew another soul until we saw the darkness they kept inside."

​"True love. To accept another soul—th I'me good and the bad—and love them through it all."

​"And that, they say, is what it means to love a heart—the lightest pieces, and the darkest."

​KEY CHARACTERS
• Lyra Bien: Melder. Hidden most of her life, raised in a youth house, and later served in Jarl Jakobson’s household. Her skill with a knife and knowledge of gathering herbs and berries have helped hide her secret for most of her life. She’s missing memories from a horrible trauma experienced when she was younger and can’t recall anything about her parents or her early childhood. Orphaned, Lyra thinks of the jarl’s elderly cook, Selena, and his groundskeeper, Thorian, as her family. She thinks of Kael as her brother.

• Kael Darkwin: Lyra’s adopted brother, a bone crafter. He is the true heir of Jarl Jakobson (Jarl of Skalfirth), but was disowned because the jarl’s second wife was jealous.

• Roark Ashwood: Sentry or “Death Bringer.” Melded to Prince Thane to be the prince's guard. He is mute and communicates via hand gestures or note writing. He has a deep scar across his throat, jaw, and chest. Though still thought of as handsome, he is originally from the opposing side in the war, Dravenmoor. Although he serves King Damir, he isn't melded to the king—only Thane. He's lucky in that respect! Roark also has a mysterious past and holes in his memory.

• Skul Drek: “Wraith of Dravenmoor,” a feared Draven assassin. He is connected to Lyra via the dark mirror realm, and attacks from Dravenmoor happen after soul bones are used in the melding.

• Emi Nightlark: Like Roark, she is an ex-Draven. She was cast out because she was a bone crafter, and now serves in the Stav Guard at Stonegate. She helps Lyra and Kael. Emi is fierce, and she's related to Roark.
​(There are more, but these are my favorite characters 😁)

​FINAL THOUGHTS

• The Good: Totally enjoyed every page! I've placed a hold on book 2 because I need to find out what happens next. It's hard to write about what I loved as it'll give away spoilers. But let's just say it was hard to put the book down and do boring real-life stuff!

• The Bad: Honestly couldn't think of anything, and I was actively looking for something while reading after creating this review prompt list.

• Verdict: This is my first book by the author. It does leave me worried about the characters supportive of Lyra left in Stonegate, but gosh... Bring on book 2! Totally 5/5 ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐. Definitely one of my top reads of 2026. This is the type of Romantasy I want... Organic relationships, not insta-lust. 💞

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AUTHOR BIO 

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LJ Andrews is a USA Today Bestselling author of fantasy romance. She could live in dark worlds with brutal romantic heroes all day. When she isn't writing she's keeping her four kids alive, spending time with her hot husband, or enjoying the mountains of Utah. 

Release Day Review of Bubbies Book of Odd Little Tales by Ember Celadon

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Fifteen quick-read fables for all ages perfect for fans of everyday magic and modern fairy tales. The world is exhausting. Sit down. Let Bubbie tell you a story.

Not every fairy tale is about happily ever after. Some are about getting through tomorrow.

Welcome to Bubbie's Book of Odd Little Tales—a collection of fifteen hopepunk fables for readers who love modern fairy tales, cozy fantasy, and quiet magic, and for anyone who's ever wished the world contained just a little more kindness.

Meet a farmer's daughter who catches the eye of a handsome prince. A cat searching for the meaning of life. A father deciding which daughter should inherit his estate. Inspired by lesser known folklore and original tales alike, these bite-sized fables explore love, grief, courage, consent, legacy, and the small acts of kindness that change lives.

Written with warmth, gentle humor, and the timeless feeling of a story told beside the fire, these tales remind us that not all magic is spectacular, and not all heroes carry swords.

Whether you're already wandering the forests of Ashwood in the Golden Wolf series or discovering this world for the first time, these stories stand beautifully on their own. They're the perfect book to curl up with before bed, when the world feels a little too heavy - and a reminder that hope has always been its own kind of magic.

For those who have not encountered Ashwood before, these stories stand alone.

REVIEW 

What can I say describe this compilation?

Reading this collection felt like stepping back into my childhood, or sitting on the edge of the bed and sharing the timeless fables to my children and grandchildren the tales that were passed down from my mother and Nana.

So I would describe it as a

charming, nostalgic compilation of short tales that blend warmth, humor, and gentle life lessons. 

The stories range from clever reversals of classic fables, to poignant meditations on family, memory, and greed. 

Some entries are bound to make you chuckle, a few will leave you scratching your head over their hidden morals, and others will send you straight down memory lane to memories of grandmothers, homemade baking, (thanks to the authors kind gift of sharing her childhood memories from her grandmother)

While some stories feel a bit more abstract, the overarching magic of the book lies in how It serves as a gentle reminder that everyone has a story worth telling and that someone out there will appreciate you for exactly who you are.

If you fancy a trip back to your childhood or just want to indulge in a little heartfelt nostalgia before turning off the light—pick up a copy and let yourself reminisce.

AUTHOR BIO 

Author of the Golden Wolf series, a fresh feminist take on werewolf romance wrapped in paranormal suspense, Ember Celadon was born in Europe and immigrated to Aotearoa New Zealand as a child, growing up between cultures and finding solace in fiction. They knew from an early age that they wanted to be a writer and attempted their first novel at age twelve. It was… not good. But Ember persisted, drawn to storytelling as a way to bridge worlds - both real and imagined.

Thirty years and seven NANOWRIMO’s later, the spark for a new story arrived unexpectedly on a restless sick day in early 2025 and quickly became an obsession. They completed the first draft in just six weeks. From there, the stories just kept coming.

Ember writes lyrical, emotionally immersive contemporary gothic fantasy rooted in myth, rage, and reclamation. Stories explore survival as sacred, power born from pain, and the bonds - romantic, familial, and fierce - that define us. These are stories where strong women lead, queerness is normalized, and moral complexity deepens tension without sacrificing hope.

Ember is a graduate of Te Herenga Waka and Te Wānanga o Raukawa. They live in Te Upoko-o-te-Ika with their spouse, youngest child, and an unreasonably large number of pets, still buried in their imagination chasing stories.

2026 saw the debut of Ember’s flagship Golden Wolf series, with two full length novels, a prequel novella, and companion short story collection all released. Ember continues to query standalone novels to traditional publishers to support their dream of paying off their mortgage, going on a Disney cruise, and getting a few more tattoos.

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Release Day Review: Selling Sunset by T.L. Hauser

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Blurb

Their romance was written for the cameras—falling for each other wasn’t part of the script.

Piper Pierce built her career writing happily-ever-afters.

But finding her own? That’s a different story.

When her bestselling romance novel is adapted into a major Hollywood film, Piper is flown to California to help bring her beloved story to life. It should be the opportunity of a lifetime—sunshine, movie stars, and the chance to watch her words become something bigger than she ever imagined.

There’s just one problem.

Ben freaking Hartman.

A-list actor. Hollywood heartthrob. Professional pain in her ass

Her plan to actively avoid him falls apart when the studio decides their off-screen tension would make the perfect publicity stunt. Suddenly, Piper and Ben are cast as Hollywood’s newest It-couple—at least until the premiere.

But between late-night confessions, red carpet chaos, and unscripted moments that leave them breathless, they start to wonder if the story they’re selling might be more real than either of them wants to admit.

When the cameras finally stop rolling and the lines between fiction and reality blur, they’ll have to decide if what they have is just another Hollywood performance…

Or the kind of love worth going off script for.

 

 

Review 

Selling Sunset by T.L. Hauser
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

This book is just so easy to fall into! Somehow, during the quiet moments of Saturday's chores, I devoured 24 chapters.

I sat in a boring DIY car park while my hubby looked at wood... meanwhile, I was escaping into the story of Piper Pearce’s book being turned into a film—and her delicious love-hate relationship with Ben, the leading man! I’ve honestly never enjoyed being stuck in a car babysitting a chop saw and workbench so much. 🤣

We had leftovers for dinner, and thankfully hubby was on his laptop so I could keep watching the sparks fly between Ben and Piper. 😁 I won't spoil what happens, but I thoroughly enjoyed every high and low of their "fake relationship" becoming something more.

Overall, this is the perfect beach read or cozy under-the-blankets book with Christmas music in the background, as the storyline spans across both seasons. (Being in New Zealand, I can actually do both since Christmas is in summer for us! 😂)

The ending was sweet, and the final page was such a neat idea to wrap up the story. Plus, the epilogue leaves you desperate for book two in this series of interconnected standalones.

A quick FYI: In the author's notes at the end, there are links to real-life locations featured in the story. I loved clicking through them after reading—especially the beach!

This was my first book by T.L. Hauser, and I will definitely be checking out the next one when it's published.

Thanks to the author for the ARC in exchange for my honest thoughts on Ben and Pipers story

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Author Bio 

T.L. Hauser is an emerging author writing romance-driven stories that blend suspense, heart, and a touch of chaos. Her books range from edge-of-your-seat thrillers to feel-good rom-coms and romantic fantasies.

She is a wife, mom of two, baker, musician, and avid reader. When she’s not writing, she enjoys aggravating her husband (who begs to stay off-page) and smothering her children with love in their small North Carolina hometown.

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The Eighth Lineage by Claudia Gabanich Review

 

The Eighth Lineage (The Aster Legacy)

Author by Claudia A. Gabanich 

Release Date: September 3, 2026

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Trust is a weapon. So is she.

Vespera Astor has trained her whole life for one mission: infiltrate Aster Academy — the castle fortress where seven ancient bloodlines rule the world from the shadows — and bring it down from the inside. She has a forged name, a flawless cover, and no memory of ever being anyone else.

What she doesn't have is a plan for Aldevar Voss.

Heir to the most powerful lineage at Aster. A Senate member at twenty-two. Brilliant, watchful, and far too good at seeing the things she's built her life around hiding. Wanting him isn't just dangerous — it's a betrayal of everything she was made to be.

Then a first-year turns up dead, her final recording cut short by a scream, and the trail leads to a lineage struck from every record. A name no one will speak.

The eighth.

The deeper Vespera digs, the closer the truth comes to her own reflection — and the more she fears the enemy she was sent to destroy may be the only family she has left.

Some secrets are written in blood. Hers was written before she was born.

Perfect for fans of:

The Atlas Six meets Fourth Wing — secret-society dark academia, a deadly conspiracy, and a slow-burn forbidden romance.

Tropes:

Dark academia · secret-society castle academy

Enemies-to-lovers · the spy who falls for her target

Hidden identity · lost heir

Age-gap power imbalance · first-year × Senate Inheritor

Slow burn → one open-door payoff

Possessive, protective hero with a fated-mates undertone

Murder mystery · conspiracy

Morally gray, indoctrinated heroine · found-family thread

Heat:

Spicy, open door (~4 of 5). One explicit on-page scene; emotionally driven, not wall-to-wall.

The Aster Legacy begins here.

 REVIEW

  The Eighth Lineage by Claudia Gabanich
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Overall Rating: ★★★☆☆ (3.5 / 5 Stars)
Promising Premise with High-Stakes Potential

I will be giving my honest thoughts on the ARC I received from the author.
This ARC was not the final version and therefore I have based my review on my thoughts of the story as a whole, the worldbuilding and the characters.

The book delivers an intriguing high-concept premise. Filled with noble house politics, ancient bloodline mysteries, and an intriguing forbidden romance between a hidden spy and a Senate Inheritor, the book has all the foundational ingredients for an immersive dark fantasy.

Pacing & Narrative Focus
The story shines brightest when focusing on the dynamics between Vespera, Aldevar, and the core secret of the Eighth Lineage. The atmosphere is rich with lingering scents and cold stone aesthetics that establish a distinct mood. Streamlining some of the repetitive internal monologues and transitional scenes in future edits will give the plot room to move faster, bringing the undercover spy craft and the disappearance of Iola Drakos straight to the forefront.

World-Building & Continuity
The world-building presents a unique blend of tech and traditional fantasy—pairing classic candlelit halls with what felt like a steampunk style machinery. The Academy is often described with an epic /synesthesia style, you could almost feel the coldness of the mountains coming through the pages.

Final Verdict
There is a tight, deeply engaging dark fantasy core inside this book. The foundation built around the Eighth Lineage is genuinely intriguing and I saw a story within the ARC that will truly shine, and I look forward to reading book 2.

Thank you to the author for providing an advance copy for an honest review.

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PROPERTY OF PROPHET by Kathleen Kelly NOW LIVE

 “Lily and Prophet were EVERYTHING… FIVE HUGE STARS” – Goodreads reviewer

 

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He fell from the sky. She should have left him there.

For five years, Lily has lived alone in the Alaskan wilderness, hiding from a world that taught her trust is dangerous and love is worse. Her cabin, the snow, and the silence are all she needs — until the night the sky explodes.

The stranger she pulls from the snow is injured, beautiful, and has no memory of who he is.

Bringing him home is a mistake.

He fills her cabin like he owns it. His touch ignites her skin. His gaze tracks her every move, every instinct in him demanding he protect and claim what's his.

Then his memory returns and with it, the truth.

His name is Prophet — fallen angel, and Chaplain of the Kings of Anarchy MC. His brothers are searching for him. But the light that ripped him from the sky was no accident. It was divine intervention — a beacon drawing an ancient enemy closer with every passing night. And when they find him, they won't care who's standing beside him.

Lily has spent five years hiding from her past. Now the only man who's ever made her believe she deserves a future is the most dangerous thing that's ever found her.

Property of Prophet is a dark, steamy paranormal MC romance featuring a fallen angel biker, forced proximity, isolation in the Alaskan wilderness, fated mates, a fiercely possessive hero, found family, and a love powerful enough to rewrite destiny itself. Book 3 in the Kings of Anarchy MC series.
 
Also available in the Kings of Anarchy MC: Alaska Chapter series
 
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#2 Property of Vex https://a.co/d/0h7pIzXP
 
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#4 Property of Fury https://a.co/d/03eY8IeU

 

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The Release Day Review of The Mortal Trials by Casey L Bond

 

Title: The Mortal Trials

Author: Casey L. Bond

Genre: New Adult Epic Fantasy  

Editor: Stacy Sanford/ The Girl with the Red Pen

Cover: Melissa Stevens/ The Illustrated Author Design Services

Publication Date: Sept. 7, 2026

Hosted by: Lady Amber’s PR

Blurb

In a game of gods… If you win, you lose. If you lose, you die. 

Callalie Ryan came home from war in pieces—her body broken, her name smeared across headlines, and her family in ruins. When the goddess Morrigan drags her from her desert home and orders her to Olympus, Callalie is forced into The Mortal Trials: five brutal contests staged by gods who find delight in mortal suffering, hosted by Ares, Greek god of war.

With a rusted prosthetic that shrieks with every step and a family the gods use as leverage, Callalie must outlast god-conjured beasts, shifting rules, and posturing pantheons long enough to secure a divine champion. But she’s not the only one paying the price… She soon learns that many of the other contenders have been drawn into the games by their connection to her.

How do you play a game where every victory is a punishment and showing mercy might get you killed? As heroes fall and tentative alliances are tested, Callalie must decide how much of her humanity she’s willing to sacrifice to survive the gods betting on her ruin. 

Welcome to The Mortal Trials, where victory is just another kind of death.

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Review

The Mortal Trials by Casey L. Bond

My rating: 5 of 5 stars

There is no better feeling than starting a book that instantly breaks a reading slump.

From chapter one, The Mortal Trials completely hooked me with vivid worldbuilding, seamless pacing, and characters that immediately come to life.

The story follows Callalie, a soldier on leave after losing a limb in battle. When fellow soldier Niall arrives with orders from their commander—the Celtic god Morrigan—we quickly realize he’s the last person Callalie wants to see. However, their personal friction is put on hold when both are drafted into the deadly Mortal Trials and whisked away to a mysterious island off the coast of Olympus on the back of a giant raven 🐦‍⬛.

This visual had me completely hooked by 27%. Think 'The Hunger Games' meets 'Percy Jackson', with a international cast of Deity's - the glossary and pronunciation list at the front was extremely helpful. Callalie is an incredible FMC —she’s dealing with profound grief over losing her sister, plus the physical trauma, dealing with a prosthetic leg that is second hand and worn out 🦿, Callalie faces impossible odds without ever giving up.

The author has created her characters - Mortal and Deity alike and woven them into the storyline beautifully, as you read on, you begin to learn about the characters and more importantly why they were chosen. Koda quickly became a favorite, also Daedalus, he was definitely dealt a bad hand by Ares! Even several characters who initially hated Callalie ended up growing on me. As the story progresses, alliances are made, and the reason why Callalie didn't want to be around Niall is revealed.

The Villain of the story, Ares has always been portrayed as a brutal, jealous, and unstable deity toward mortals, which has been consistent in Greek literature since ancient times, and the author's depiction was just perfect.

I was as cheering as Callalie continues to thwart his machinations to bend her to his will. The whole story structure keeps you engaged and championing Callalie, August and her allies.

What truly elevated this book for me, though, was the slow burn romance between Callalie and August. Instead of relying on insta-lust which is very popular right now, the author lets their connection grow naturally out of genuine character development, shared trauma, and political tension as the storyline develops.

The Mortal Trials delivers non-stop engagement, rich dynamics, and a heroine you can't help but champion.

I’m ready to volunteer to be a tribute for Book 2, The Mortal Games! 💫🏺📜

Thanks to the author and Lady Amber's Reviews & PR for a copy of the book for my honest opinion.

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Casey Bond lives on a rural farm in West Virginia with her husband and their two beautiful daughters. She writes phoenixes – gloriously flawed and morally gray characters that fiercely rise from the ashes of their circumstances. World building is one of her favorite hobbies, along with stamping metal jewelry, swimming, and enjoying the beauty of nature. She thinks thunderstorms are better than coffee and that watching a meteor shower is the closest thing to magic you might ever see. She’s a firm believer that every amazing book needs a world you want to wrap yourself in, a character you want to win, and a love you would fight for.

 

Casey is the award-winning author of When Wishes Bleed, Gravebriar, and House of Eclipses.

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Review of As Death Loves Me—A Grim Reaper Romance by Hannah Bronwyn

 

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Blurb 

THE GRIM REAPER expected the flowers to wilt when he walked past. To bend their heads and shed their petals, marking a life of endings. His purpose intertwined with the force that brings life to death. He certainly did not expect the day when A MORTAL would defy these odds while he reached for her hand.

As the newest restoration specialist at the New Haven Museum, Birdie Priest's job is simple: preserve the pieces, find their history, and go home. Then a portrait she uncovers has no face. A broken pocket watch starts ticking, and Birdie dies. This should be the end. Instead, she finds herself tethered to Rip, a grim reaper with a dangerous attitude and no memory of who he used to be.

Only by unraveling what’s buried in her soul can she set herself free?

Bound under the weight of a hollow eternity, Rip has spent his existence ferrying souls and working in the town’s library. Now, during the one death that goes wrong, he's pulled into a stranger's unfinished life and forced to confront everything he doesn't understand about his own. Even despite their inexplicable bond deepening, a lurking darkness plots his undoing.

However.

There's more to this town than meets the eye, and some truths might cost them both everything they have left.

As Death Loves Me is a slow-burn paranormal romance for fans of grumpy immortals and stubborn heroines who refuse to sit idly by and accept their fates. Beneath the cover is a cozy small-town mystery, a found family worth fighting for, and a love that defies death itself.

Review 

As Death Loves Me—A Grim Reaper Romance by Hannah Bronwyn
My rating: 3 of 5 stars

Rating: 3.5 / 5 Stars

I received an Advance Reader Copy (ARC) of As Death Loves Me, and I am leaving this review voluntarily. Thank you to the author for the opportunity to read and review!

This book kicks off with a thought-provoking prologue set in 1844 that immediately hooks you in. I completely misread who the prologue was describing until the very end, but it did a fantastic job of compelling me to keep turning the pages.

From there, we jump to the present day following Birdie (Benevolence Priest), an art restorer moving to a new job at a museum in New Haven, Indiana. Birdie is a bit of a quiet art nerd who mostly keeps to herself. Her background was a little confusing to piece together early on, but everything made much more sense as her history and mysterious flashbacks unfolded.

The side characters really added flavor to the spooky, mysterious atmosphere:

🔻Sal: The ancient security guard who is the only one to give Birdie a warm welcome on day one.

🔻Kane: Gives off decidedly creepy vibes right out of the gate.
🔻Gabby: A potential friend with a secret past who puts Birdie through a hilarious (and cringey ) blind speed-dating scene.

Then, of course, there is the Grim Reaper himself—whom the author humorously named Rip (R.I.P.—loved that touch!). Rip is classic morally grey: disillusioned with his immortality, rude, and carrying a heavy burden. While he starts off cold and resistant to any connection, the tether drawing them together eventually forces him to realize how much he cares for Birdie.

Note for romance readers: this is a slow-burn/low-spice dynamic where the connection builds alongside the plot.

What worked well:
The overall concept, blending paranormal elements, gods, and museum mystery.
The town’s spooky history and the mystery behind the damaged painting Birdie is restoring.


The epilogue, which tied up several lingering questions and gave us the happy ending. But I wish that the actual rediscovering of each other was given instead of telling us the outcome.

Final thoughts:

It's a solid 3.5-star read with a really intriguing premise. With a bit tighter line editing and plot pacing, it could easily be a 4+ star book. If you enjoy urban fantasy, paranormal mysteries, and a slow-burn romance, it's definitely worth checking out!

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Author Bio 

Hannah Bronwyn is an emerging author and pop culture enthusiast with a love of spring, soda in glass bottles, baking chocolate chip cookies, playing dominoes, and crafting bookmarks — when she isn't writing, she's probably thinking about writing, or texting her friends about zodiac signs and saying “that is so true” until she falls asleep when she should actually be writing. Find her socials here