romantasy
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⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️A knife-edged fairytale carved from bone, blood, and blistering sun. Callie Hart’s Quicksilver isn’t your typical romantasy. It doesn’t wear flower crowns or waltz through glittering courts. This story drags its claws through sand and snow, stitching magic and myth into something that feels both brutal and utterly alive. Saeris Fane is the kind of…
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Carissa Broadbent’s The Serpent and the Wings of Night is a blood-drenched, slow-burn fantasy romance that hits a lot of the right notes—dangerous magic, deadly competition, and a romance that simmers with tension. If you’re craving a story with a morally gray heroine, a richly imagined vampire world, and a romance that toes the line…
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Testing the First Chapter of “A Dawn of Onyx” by Kate Golden Welcome to Tempting or Trash?—the weekly ritual where I crack open the first chapter of a book and decide if it’s worth devouring or deserves to be quietly returned to the shelf like an awkward Tinder date. Today’s offering? A Dawn of Onyx…
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Welcome back to Trope Tuesday, where we dive into our favorite (or most overused) storytelling tropes! This week, we’re talking about a character archetype we can’t get enough of—the morally gray antihero. You know the type: they walk the fine line between villain and hero, make questionable choices, and often leave us wondering if we…
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