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The Woodsmoke Women’s Book of Spells by Rachel Greenlaw

Dive into Rachel Greenlaw’s ‘The Woodsmoke Women’s Book of Spells,’ where a legacy of magic, family bonds, and the mysteries of a mountain town create a bewitching tale of love and second chances. Perfect for fans of magical realism and women’s fiction.

When Haru Was Here by Dustin Thao

Explore Dustin Thao's When Haru Was Here, a poignant novel that masterfully blends themes of grief, fantasy, and human connection. Follow Eric as he navigates loss and hope through his encounters with a mysterious figure from his past

Bear by Julia Phillips

Discover Julia Phillips' novel "Bear," a haunting exploration of sisterhood, survival, and the wildness within. Set in the lush, mysterious Pacific Northwest, "Bear" blurs the line between human and beast in this captivating literary fiction.

Before We Say Goodbye by Toshikazu Kawaguchi

Discover the enchanting world of Toshikazu Kawaguchi's "Before We Say Goodbye," the heartwarming fourth installment in the "Before the Coffee Gets Cold" series. Dive into a magical café where time travel unveils the beauty of human connections, regrets, and farewells.

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Under Story by Chloe Benjamin

A spoiler-free review of Under Story by Chloe Benjamin: a grieving mycologist takes a dishwashing job at McMurdo Station, a dome of pink light appears over the ice, and the physicists arrive.

The Black Orchid by Loreth Anne White

A spoiler-free review of The Black Orchid by Loreth Anne White: a luxury liner that sinks in the Santorini caldera, four narrators counting down to it, and a documentary crew picking through the wreck six years later.

Midnight Curfew by Penelope Douglas

A spoiler-free review of Midnight Curfew by Penelope Douglas: a town splits at the railway tracks, a philosophy teacher and a coal heir have five years of history, and a weather curfew turns into a weapon.

Hawk & Sparrow by Ayana Gray

A spoiler-free review of Hawk & Sparrow by Ayana Gray: a nineteen-year-old reporter, a sorcerer who gets sick every time he casts, and a machine that turns anyone into a magician for the price of a button press.

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