Dark Empathy (Compound Series #1)
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For an empath, "How do you feel?" is never just a question. Not when it can kill you. These are...
Science Fiction Adventure Romantic Suspense MM Romance
Three of a Kind
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What’s better than a pair? Three of a Kind of course! Zane is about to give up by the time his...
Contemporary MMM Ménage Romance
Sexless in Seattle
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My life is no rom-com movie... Ever since my parents died, I've had one priority, and it isn't...
Contemporary MM RomCom Romance
Same Place, Same Stars
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Twenty-one-year-old Natalia battles a rare parasomnia sleep disorder that propels her to act...
Adult Psychological Drama
The Unquiet Spirit (Spirited Encounters #1)
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She wasn’t home alone... With her love life in tatters, Kate Wilson needs a fresh start, and...
Paranormal Ghost Romance Triggers: emotional abuse by partner
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Merissa (13856 KP) rated Spice (Unhinged Holidays #1) in Books
Oct 8, 2025
Willow is a barista, working at The Cauldron, with small magic of her own, or so she thinks. Her life is upended when Ezra walks in for a pumpkin spice latte and realises she is the witch to break his curse. What follows is instalove, hot, spicy, and oh-so-sweet.
It isn't 'just' s3x, though; it's the connection between the two, the romantic lines from the heart, the attention to detail, and the setting. All of it combined is a novella to keep and re-read every October.
I would love for this novella to be expanded into a full-length novel. I want to hear more about Willow's relationship with her grandmother and mother. More about how Ezra was cursed and why. And more about the two (then three) of them together. Basically, I just want more.
Absolutely fantastic and HIGHLY RECOMMENDED by me.
I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.
Oct 8, 2025
Underlove Stories: Naomi
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An awesome visual novel game Description: - Played and enjoyed by THOUSANDS of visual novel and...
Acanthea Grimscythe (300 KP) rated Glass Sword in Books
May 16, 2018
Beginning precisely where Red Queen left off, Glass Sword picks up after Mare and Cal have escaped the Bowl of Bones and Maven's betrayal. Together with Farley, Kilorn, and a few other characters come together in secrecy after relocating to rise against the new Silver King. Along the way, they pick up some allies - both expected and unexpected. Packed with action, it is easy to see why this series is a hit among young adults.
Naturally, I've read a few other reviews to see what the general consensus of this book is and I've discovered that most readers either hate it or love it - there's not a whole lot of in between. Personally, I enjoyed it. I found Glass Sword to be a fairly entertaining read and it served its purpose of keeping me awake on the hour long commute home (with no traffic). A few new characters are introduced, none of which are too memorable.
As far as romantic interests go, I can't really decide one way or another in regards to the three eligible males. I adore Maven's cold, cunning persona, Cal's stoic disposition, and Kilorn's particular shade of envy equally. Given that I don't care much for romantic sub-plots, a large part of me hopes that Mare doesn't choose any of them in the end. I enjoy watching as Mare changes and grows, and I am more vested in the kind of woman she turns out to be than her love life. Will she be the queen that her people need? Or will she become like Elara?
My only gripe with the narration of Glass Sword is the fact that Dolan pronounced Titanos in a completely different manner than she did throughout the entirety of Red Queen.


