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Wrestling with Werewolves by Hazel Mack

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4.0

While age gap isn’t my favorite, this was an exception’! High praise for the side character Big Daddy 🤣
Waltzing with Witches by Hazel Mack

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4.5

I am seriously devouring these books, and this was so many thing I didn’t even think or know I needed, including the HOUSE PLAY??
Beyond the Aching Door by Victoria Mier

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adventurous challenging dark slow-paced
  • Plot- or character-driven? A mix
  • Strong character development? It's complicated
  • Loveable characters? Yes
  • Diverse cast of characters? Yes
  • Flaws of characters a main focus? Yes

3.75

Extreme slow burn, this one took me awhile to get into but at the halfway mark something clicked and I was full tilt. Even with a slow start, extremely rich folklore details, excellent Easter eggs of different cultures and their stories. Will be reading the second in this duology!
Tangling with Trolls by Hazel Mack

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5.0

While I loved the first in this series, Wren and Ohken were IT for me. Everything about this is *chefs kiss*
Getting It On with Gargoyles by Hazel Mack

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4.0

Where have I been to not have read ANY of these books? Very cute, very addicting and I’m about to buckle up for all of them. 
Venomous Craving by Mary Auclair

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3.0

This was a good alien adventure! For once there is not a romance between captive and captor, rather a hand in hand escape plan.  TWS for attempted SA and also animal death as well

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Bedlam Moon by Kathy Haan

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1.5

This was an absolute flop for me, in theory ALOT of the things I want out of a book, but the over exaggerated witchy tropes, then lack of chemistry building, and the timelines were confusing. Didn’t slap ☹️
An Alien for the Farm by A.G. Wilde

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slow-paced
  • Plot- or character-driven? Character
  • Loveable characters? Yes

3.75

Um this was actually kind of really cute? In a “life post-abduction and starting over on an alien planet with an extraterrestrial hunk” kind of way 
The Priory of the Orange Tree by Samantha Shannon

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4.0

What a heavy hitter of a genuine high-fantasy. This has everything but the usual heavy handed gore you find with any fantasy that leans Tolkien-esque, but I feel as though this worked in its favor. For anyone positively sick of fantasy epics that are following European fairytale themes, look no more, this is it.