Starting this one today and I have a feeling TJR will rip my heart into a million pieces again like she has with her three books before this one. And I will most likely love it, like I always do.
Beau says Good Morning 🐾
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#LittensLoveRomance Our January read is an older book by Linda Howard, who is a great romantic suspense author. This book is about two strangers who must survive and save each other after crashing in the mountains. It‘s snowy and cold and tense and romantic - perfect for blustery January. Please let me know if you want to join in and be tagged in my daily posts.
Cozy fantasy is the genre I didn‘t know I needed and I‘m delighted that I found it! This one is so cute - a librarian and a talking plant open a jam shop and dabble in magical spells…. It‘s so fun. Photo is a puzzle I got for Christmas - so beautiful!
January 6, 2026.
Here are a few of my fave reads from 2025. I only included the first book of each of the 17 series I enjoyed this year, otherwise I would have to fit between 3 and 19 additional books each. lol
pickAt first, I thought the book was okay and fairly derivative of Divergent and Hunger Games. I didn‘t like all the swearing either. But when Tairn joined the party, that made the book all worth it for me. So funny and wise. The attraction between Violet and Xaden got too sappy for me at times. The venin and wyvern were interesting, creepy villains.
pickThis is the last book in this series (and the only other one I‘ve read is book 2) but I will make my way through the others. Viggo, a romance book lover and hopeless romantic, strikes a deal with Tallula, a thriller writer and non-believer in love. He will help her with a romance sub-plot in her 2nd book, and she will help him get his bookstore ready for its grand opening.
#bookspinbingo-free space
#tbrtarot-book recommended by a fellow Litten
Up next… super excited to start this series. I got scared for a second because I thought I accidentally bought book 2 instead of book 1. Apparently, Assassin‘s Blade is the prequel to this one, and can be read first but a lot of people in different forums said reading it 3rd or 4th is good too. 😮💨
pickBinged this one after the more serious Lessons in Chemistry, and it was just what I needed! Saskia, the witch-queen, needs a dark sorcerer to help organize her newly-inherited library. Felix, archduke of Estarion, needs to flee from his abusers, and Saskia is the only person they fear. He hides his identity and takes the job, but finds himself drawn to the witch-queen - who isn‘t as horrible as the rumors imply. A fun and enticing read!
