Kate Robb’s latest offering weaves together past and present in a luminous tapestry of magical realism that feels both achingly familiar and wonderfully fresh. Kitty St. Clair’s Last Dance is more than a romance—it’s a meditation on choice, legacy, and the courage to pursue our deepest desires when everything seems stacked against us. Bottom Line […]
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Holiday Ever After by Hannah Grace
Hannah Grace makes a delightful departure from her signature college sports romances with Holiday Ever After, a festive contemporary romance that proves she can craft magic in any setting. This standalone novel transports readers to the picturesque town of Fraser Falls, where Christmas spirit meets corporate drama in the most enchanting way possible. Clara Davenport […]
T. Kingfisher has carved out a unique niche in contemporary horror fiction by taking classic tales and reimagining them through a lens of dark wonder and scientific curiosity. With What Stalks the Deep, the third installment in the Sworn Soldier series, she trades the fungal nightmares of Ruritanian estates and isolated mountain manors for the […]
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House of Rayne by Harley Laroux
Harley Laroux ventures into uncharted territory with House of Rayne, crafting a standalone gothic romance that feels simultaneously familiar and refreshingly distinct from their previous work. Known for the steamy paranormal elements in the Souls Trilogy and the intense dynamics of the Losers Duet, Laroux here channels their signature boldness into a sapphic love story […]
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Monthly Features – September 2025
The Boy with the Thorn in His Side by L.J. Robson I received a copy of this book from the author in exchange for my honest opinion. Synopsis: For most of my life, I felt like something was wrong – like I was living with a shadow I couldn’t see, a weight I couldn’t name. […]
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Witch of the Wolves by Kaylee Archer
Kaylee Archer’s debut novel Witch of the Wolves arrives at a moment when the romantasy genre desperately needs new perspectives on old tropes. The book delivers a Victorian-era supernatural romance that weaves together witch lineages, werewolf politics, and the eternal question of agency versus destiny—though not always with the finesse readers might hope for. A […]
Elizabeth Gilbert has built a career on unflinching honesty, from the global phenomenon of Eat Pray Love to the creative manifesto Big Magic. With All the Way to the River, she ventures into territory far darker and more psychologically complex than anything she’s previously published. This memoir chronicles her tumultuous relationship with Rayya Elias, a […]
Chetan Bhagat returns with perhaps his most emotionally raw and relatably messy love story yet. In this latest offering, 12 Years – My Messed-up Love Story, he ventures beyond his typical campus romances and career-focused narratives to explore something far more complex—what happens when two people who shouldn’t work on paper somehow become perfect together […]
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The Turkish Bath by Anthony Trollope
The Turkish Bath by Anthony Trollope was originally published in Saint Paul’s Magazine, Oct. 1869. It was subsequently part of An Editor’s Tales in 1870. This post may contain affiliate links that earn us a commission at no extra cost to you. The Turkish Bath by Anthony Trollope The Turkish Bath by Anthony Trollope IT […]
Synopsis: The Collectors is the third book in the award winning Chance Cormac legal thriller series. The first two books “Facts Are Stubborn Things” and “Punch Line” are both best sellers on Amazon. Chance is retained by a client who believes that he has been the victim of fraud when he purchased a valuable abstract […]