T. Kingfisher’s Swordheart Rereading this because I have an ARC of the sequel, and tomorrow is my birthday, and I am treating myself to a ...

  Jaclyn Moriarty’s Time Travel for Beginners I’ve loved all of Moriarty’s books across genres and audiences, but was very psyched to see sh...

  Suzanne Palmer’s Ode to the Half-Broken Yalllllllll, this was SO GOOD, like place those preorders and library holds now bc you are gonna w...

  Amy Spalding’s In Her Spotlight This was a very cute lesbian romance involving a woman who’s famous for being in superhero movies, and she...

 Laurie Frankel’s Enormous Wings I’ve really enjoyed the books I’ve read by Frankel, and I was into this one at first—a seventy-seven year o...

  Portia Elan’s Homebound What a beautiful story. It’s set in three different times, with three different protagonists (all are Jewish women...

  Richard Osman’s The Thursday Murder Club Reread for book club, and I’d forgotten how much I like this book! Really solid mysteries and gre...

  Ann Leckie’s Radiant Star Interesting new novel set in the world of the Imperial Raadch, focusing on a small and isolated planet rife with...

  Rachel Neumeier’s Bereket I DO love the books in the Tuyo-verse! This one features a secondary character from Rihasi , the titular Bereket...

 Rachel Neumeier's Rihasi The latest book in the Tuyo-verse is out soon, and I believe it's a prequel involving a character from thi...

  AG Slatter’s The Crimson Road I hadn’t read this one before—it just came out last year—but I’m glad I reread the others first! I’d say all...

  AG Slatter’s All the Murmuring Bones This novel by Slatter involves the last daughter of a formerly powerful and wealthy family, who long ...

  AG Slatter’s The Path of Thorns I do love how all of these books involve stories and storytelling! (Actually, some of the stories here inv...

  AG Slatter’s The Briar Book of the Dead I’m really enjoying reading/rereading all the Sourdough books together! This one features some des...

  Angela Slatter’s Of Sorrow and Such I believe this is the first book in Slatter’s Sourdough world (though I know there are a bunch of shor...

  A.G. Slatter’s A Forest, Darkly An author’s note describes this as her “grumpy menopausal witch in the woods” book and that is a vibe I am...

 Kaye Bellot's Green Year Dragonfly Rereading this because I remember liking it a lot and that it was pretty chill*--it's an epistol...

  Martha Wells’ Platform Decay NEW MURDERBOT, Y’ALL!!! And it’s REALLY GOOD!!! Murderbot is on a mission! It’s tense and exciting!! Events o...

  Martha Wells’ System Collapse I do still think this one is really slow to start, even though it picks up where Network Effect leaves off,...

  Martha Wells’ Network Effect Rereading this because there’s a new Murderbot book coming out, and I wanted to refresh my memories (and enjo...