Jaleigh Johnson’s The Reimagining of Thornwood House Do you want to read a cozy fantasy novel? This is the quintessential example of a coz...

  Camille Perri’s Social Animals OBVIOUSLY I one hundred percent read this because of the cover , but it turned out to be a great story too!...

  Mollyhall Seeley’s We Hexed the Moon I admit to being mildly distracted while reading this, trying to figure out if it was set in Hilton H...

  Ursula Vernon’s Castle Hangnail Sometimes you just wanna reread a book where a twelve year old girl tries to con her way into becoming the...

  Alexandra McCollum’s Into the Midnight Wood Look, I love a grumpy/sunshine pairing, but this grumpy guy—our only POV character—is legit an...

  Katherine Addison’s The Goblin Emperor I was talking about Addison’s books on Bluesky this week, which of course made me want to reread th...

 Rebecca Thorne's Moss'd in Space I read and liked Thorne's first couple of Tomes and Tea fozy fantasy novels, but haven't k...

  Ann Patchett’s Whistler I always love Ann Patchett’s books, and maybe this is recency bias, but I think this might be her most beautiful n...

  Shauna Lawless’ The Children of Gods and Fighting Men I said recently that I am always looking for more books with political intrigue, and...

  Rainbow Rowell’s Cherry Baby Reread for book club! I still think it was a missed opportunity that Rowell didn’t get one of the comic book ...

  Stephanie Burgis’ A Honeymoon of Grave Consequence Another very entertaining story, but this one was longer which made it better—more room...

  Stephanie Burgis’ A Marriage of Undead Inconvenience Super cute novella about an academic and a vampire tricked/forced into marriage, who ...

  Natalie Adler’s Waiting on a Friend Sometimes I complain about how sick I am of New York novels, but I am HERE for this gritty 1980s queer...

 Rainbow Rowell's Julia at the Drive-In Normally I don't blog about short stories, but a) it's Rainbow Rowell! and b) I got an A...

  Emma Garman’s The Kindness of Strangers This mystery is set in a boarding house in England in the early 1950s, and everyone has secrets—an...

  Cat Sebastian’s Hither Page I was having one of those moods where I’d get twenty percent into a book and then totally lose interest, so I ...

 Cat Sebastian's After Hours at Dooryard Books This was one of my favorite books of last year, and when I saw people talking about it on...

  Natalie Zina Walschots' Villain The sequel to Hench is very clearly the second book in a trilogy (or series?). Some great moments, som...

 Natalie Zina Walschots' Hench Rereading this bc the sequel came out!! I remembered that I liked this but the only detail that really s...