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My growing Legendborn collection ❤️❤️❤️ had a Funko pop commissioned and lovely Bree book sleeve

Here I was thinking this would be the last book. Wellll Tracy sure enough left a big fat cliffhanger, so now I must wait 😭😭😭 This was SO friggin good, possibly my favorite in the series thus far. #tbrtarot #retelling #readyourkindle

This was such a great book, I didn‘t want it to end! Yasmen and Josiah are possibly my fave fictional couple right now.

Loved Kennedy Ryan‘s approach to second-chance romance, and especially loved how mental health and therapy were such a central part of the story.

Can‘t wait to read the next book on the series!

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LOVED it! The sequel to This Poison Heart gave me exactly what I‘d wanted out of the story. As Briseis struggled with the loss of her mom, she has hope that she can get better back only by following Hecate‘s wish. She must bring the pieces Absyrtus‘ Heart back together. Set off to do this impossible task with her Auntie Circe and gf Marie, they find out that they have to travel across the Black Sea to find what they‘ve been looking for.

“7 days to fall in love, 15 years to forget, and 7 days to get it all back again.“ Eva, a single mom and bestselling erotica writer is feeling pressed from all sides. Shane, a reclusive, enigmatic, award-winning novelist is a loner. They meet unexpectedly at a literary event.
It is so much more than a romance novel and still a romance novel. Great characters, lot of themes, great relationships, bookish setting, good pace, good ending.
4/5🌟

After mostly stepping away from romance, I‘ve been slowly creeping back…

Kennedy Ryan seems to be a big favorite and I‘m starting to see why. Loving this!

I feel like she is judging me 🤔😂

"The Shadow King could destroy me."

#FirstLineFridays @ShyBookOwl

It was good, a little overloaded between the plot & the magic system (a few things seemed convoluted). The characters were relatable & the metaphor to real world prejudice & atrocities came across well.