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[Book Review] Blood Debts by Terry J. Benton-Walker & New Orleans Roast Bourbon Pecan Pie
Set in New Orleans, Blood Debts follows 16-year-old twins Cristina and Clement, heirs to a powerful magic bloodline, determined to save their family while discovering the truth behind a 30-year-old murder that left a dark shadow over their name.
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[Book Review] Hex You by P.C. Cast and Kristin Cast & Sisters Coffee Sisters Blend
Hex You is the third book in the Sisters of Salem series following twin sister witches Mercy & Hunter, protectors of the gates to the underworld
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[Book Review] The Belles by Dhonielle Clayton & Peri Coffee Pixie Dust Blend
The Belles explores the dark side of beauty and excess within the decadent aesthetic of a magically opulent Versailles-like court
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Freebie Friday: Science Fiction & Fantasy Historical Romance
Happy Freebie Friday! After reading Angelika Frankenstein Makes Her Match (an amazing Frankenstein-retelling reimagined as a historical romance) I found myself in the mood for more historical romances with a twist. This week's Freebie Friday is all about Science Fiction & Fantasy historical romances - think steampunk or magic in a regency era setting. Happy Reading!
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[Blog Tour & Giveaway] The Last Necromancer By C.J. Archer & Raven’s Brew Deadman’s Reach
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[Book Review] Bone Weaver by Aden Polydoros & Raven’s Brew Double Dead Coffee
Bone Weaver is set in a richly detailed world of magic and monsters inspired by Imperial Russia and Slavic folklore, and centered in Kosa, a land in the middle of a civil war between the bogatyr, the magically endowed ruling elite, and the Fraktsiya, revolutionary fractions rising up against the bogatyr rule.
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[Book Review] Misrule by Heather Walter & Fire And Flow Coffee Aurora
Misrule is the second book in the Malice Duology, a morally grey Sleeping Beauty retelling, and takes place a hundred years after Princess Aurora was cursed into a deep sleep. Alyce, once the Dark Grace, is now Mistress of the Dark Court, a haven for dark magic kind, and a new Fae war is in full swing.
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