London Ever After by Clare Lydon: Book Review
London Ever After by Clare Lydon is a contemporary romance set in London. It is the last in a series of standalone stories, and what a beautiful story to end
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The Mage’s Secret by Ami Spencer: Book Review
From our review: “Av’s issues with their sexuality and gender dysphoria adds a lot of suspense to the story, and a chance to explore some interesting angles.”
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The Life Bestowed by Patricia Spencer: Book Review
From our review: “Life has a way of challenging Scout and Kit. And as a reader I couldn’t wait to turn the pages, to follow this roller-coaster of emotions to the very end.”
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Tile M for Murder by Felicia Carparelli: Book Review
From our review: “Beginning with the title, there is a lot of cleverness going on in this book. There is an old noir film titled Dial M for Murder and, as with the title, there are a lot of references to older film and literary characters.”
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Vengeance Planning for Amateurs by Lee Winter: Book Review
From our review: “Vengeance Planning for Amateurs is one of my new favourites. I finished reading it, sat thinking about it, then read it again.”
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Two Is a Pattern by Emily Waters: Book Review
From our review: “Two Is a Pattern by Emily Waters is a fast-paced ride that keeps readers in suspense right til the last page”
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All Things Beautiful by Alaina Erdell: Book Review
From our review: “Erdell’s writing is one of the biggest strengths of All Things Beautiful. The way she strings her words together and the cadence of her sentences throughout the story pulled me in immediately”
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The Best Mistake by Emily O’Beirne: Book Review
From our review: “This book is more than a romance, and more than a book set in the world of academia.”
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Magdalene Nox by Milena McKay: Book Review
From our review: “For thirty years Magdalene Nox has had a dream to seek retribution from the people and place that so callously discarded her. It should have been simple. Except.”
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A Perfect Fit by Kellan McKnight: Book Review
From our review: “As I look back at this book in its entirety, I am blown away by the number of subplots it has. The book takes place in around a three-week time span. A lot happens in those three weeks”
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