Meihan Boey's The Mystical Mr. Kay Solid end to this trilogy--lots of funny moments and I love all the different goddesses popping up! ...

  Meihan Boey’s The Enigmatic Madam Ingram The second Miss Cassidy book involves unraveling a complicated supernatural mystery, but I didn...

  Meihan Boey’s The Formidable Miss Cassidy This was a very cute and entertaining book about a woman who goes to be a governess in Singapore...

  Tayari Jones’ Kin Hooray for a new Tayari Jones novel! This one centers on two Black girls who grow up as best friends in the 1950s and 50...

 Lily King's Heart the Lover Rereading this for book club! It was one of my favorites of last year and absolutely holds up. (I think I ...

  Tansy Rayner Roberts’ Teacup Magic: The Second Collection  Back on my adorable historical fantasy bullshit! And this one has LESBIANS!!! Y...

  Ursula K. LeGuin’s The Word for World is Forest I’m still periodically getting to all the LeGuin books I’ve never read! I think I did star...

  Ross Montgomery’s The Murder at World’s End I do enjoy a locked room mystery, and this one has locked rooms galore, as the murder victim b...

  Allegra Goodman’s This Is Not About Us Goodman’s latest is a series of stories about a messy and complicated Jewish family whose matriarch...

 Tansy Rayner Roberts' Teacup Magic: The First Collection Jo Walton recommended this in her latest " Jo Walton Reads " column,...

 Tana French's The Keeper I've really been enjoying French's series about a Chicago cop who retires to a tiny town in Ireland--t...

  Olivia Waite’s Nobody’s Baby   The second Dorothy Gentleman mystery (about a detective on a spaceship!) involves a baby being left on her ...

  Alexis Hall’s Audrey Lane Stirs the Pot Alexis Hall can be hit or miss for me, but this one was pure hit!! I didn’t love the first in this...

  CM Waggoner’s The Somewhat Wicked Witch of Brigandale I’ve enjoyed all of Waggoner’s books, but this one was *chef’s kiss*—a sweet and fun...

  Alice Bell’s The Grapples of Wrat h HOORAY for a new book in Bell’s Grave Expectations series, about a woman who can see ghosts (and whose...

  Premee Mohammed’s We Speak Through the Mountain  Very cool sequel to Annual Migration of Clouds—lots of near-future post-apocalyptic actio...

  Premee Mohamed’s The Annual Migration of Clouds This novella is set in a semi-near-future sort of post-apocalypse—a few generations from n...

  Mackenzi Lee’s Lady Like Hooray for more queer historical romances! This one involves two women trying to marry the same Duke*—one, a pant...