Magical cats, an infamous magician, found-family vibes, and plenty of heart? 🐈✨ Agnes Aubert’s Mystical Cat Shelter by Heather Fawcett is a charming cozy fantasy about grief, second chances, unexpected romance, and finding somewhere—and someone—to call home. Continue reading Agnes Aubert’s Mystical Cat Shelter Review | Cozy Fantasy & Magical Cats
Magical cats, an infamous magician, a cozy 1920s Montréal setting, and plenty of heart? 🐈✨ Agnes Aubert’s Mystical Cat Shelter by Heather Fawcett delivers a whimsical cozy fantasy about grief, second chances, unexpected romance, and the healing power of finding somewhere—and someone—to call home. Continue reading Agnes Aubert’s Mystical Cat Shelter Review | Magical Cats & Cozy Fantasy
The votes are in! 🦅✨ Hawk & Sparrow by Ayana Gray is Cyn’s Workshop’s September Book of the Month. With a Gilded Age murder mystery, magical class politics, fake dating, and rivals-to-lovers romance, September’s winning read promises plenty of mystery, magic, and romantic tension. Continue reading September Book of the Month: Hawk & Sparrow by Ayana Gray
A queer Robin Hood–inspired adventure, Not for the Faint of Heart blends humor, sapphic romance, and themes of legacy and leadership into a fresh take on a classic legend. Continue reading Not for the Faint of Heart Review: A Queer Robin Hood–Inspired Adventure with Heart and Humor
A review of The Prince of Mourning by Jenn Bennett, a myth-inspired historical fantasy filled with magic, mystery, and emotional storytelling. Continue reading The Prince of Mourning by Jenn Bennett Review | Myth, Mourning & Magic
If Looks Could Kill by Julie Berry is a gripping historical fantasy that reimagines Medusa as a weapon of vengeance hunting Jack the Ripper in a dark, feminist blend of mythology and true crime. Continue reading If Looks Could Kill Review: Medusa vs. Jack the Ripper in a Fierce Gothic Reimagining
Salvación by Sandra Proudman is a fierce, feminist reimagining of Zorro that blends Mexican culture, family drama, and swashbuckling adventure into a powerful YA tale. Continue reading Salvación by Sandra Proudman | A Fierce Feminist Zorro Retelling You Need to Read
Jennifer Saint’s Hera is a powerful, emotionally rich reimagining of the queen of the gods—giving voice, depth, and agency to one of Greek mythology’s most misunderstood figures. Continue reading Reclaiming the Queen: A Review of Hera by Jennifer Saint
Today on Spotify, we’re reviewing And Break the Pretty Kings, a Korean-inspired fantasy that is confusing and lacks characterization. Continue reading And Break the Pretty Kings Spotify Review
Today on YouTube, we’re reviewing And Break the Pretty Kings, a Korean-inspired fantasy that is confusing and lacks characterization. Continue reading Non-Commital and Confusing | And Break the Pretty Kings Review
