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My (late) Halloween Reads 2022
Hey all! I've been super busy, but I wanted to post the books I pulled from my tbr pile to keep me company this All Hallows' Eve. I meant to post these earlier, but life hit me these last couple of weeks. Better late than never right? And honestly, is there ever really a time too late for a good Halloween read? Especially these three reads running the gambit from sweet, to scary, to spicy.
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[Book Review] The Magic of Lemon Drop Pie by Rachel Linden & Chicago French Press Lemon Brûlée Coffee
Sugary and tart, sweet and sour, and leaving a lingering taste, The Magic of Lemon Drop Pie lives up to its name as it uses magical realism in the form of little drops of lemon candy that allow 32 yr old piemaker Lolly a bittersweet chance to see what might have been.
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[Book Review] For The Murder by Gabrielle Ash & Flying Crow Coffee Dark Times Blend
A shifter thief, a demon's angelic henchman, and a cat demon (and it's host) find common ground in the search to acquire a demon-killing knife in For The Murder, a found family heist urban fantasy.
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[Blog Tour + Giveaway] Bloody Fool For Love by William Ritter & Brewtality Coffee Heart and Soul Blend
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[Book Review] The Blissful End by Lizzy Gayle & Rook Coffee In Bloom
The Blissful End is the final book in the Djinn series and tells Mira's story, a Djinn who is finally free after a thousand years with a mission to ensure no Djinn will ever be enslaved again.
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[Book Review] The Binding Stone by Lizzy Gayle & Enchanted Brew Cinnamon Roll Flavored Coffee
In The Binding Stone Leela is a thousand year old Djinn, accidentally reawakened after centuries by a new master who seems much kinder than she's used to. It doesn't take long for them to be faced with greedy Magicians who Leela knows all too well and who are determined to steal all Djinn power for themselves.
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