Fall for a Fairytale by Isabelle Taylor ~ a Review

by MK French

Clove is a young fae with no memory of her past or why she woke up with an injury to her wing. She worked at various taverns to save up for a trip to Wingspire City. Jayce is a charming orc on the run from a crime lord he owes money to. He sees Clove, who could pose as the missing princess and earn him a massive payout. As the two travel together, Clove begins to trust Jayce and hopes that her missing memory means she truly is the missing princess. But if she is, how can she say goodbye to Jayce?

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Jay to the World by Donna Andrews ~ a Review

by Donna Huber

The Christmas season is underway in Caerphilly. The members of the Hollingsworth clan, Meg’s mother’s family, are beginning to arrive in force, and Mother has several special projects underway this year. One is the playhouse she’s having built for Brynn, her two-year-old granddaughter. Brynn is a bright, lively child who loves animals, especially a wounded jay that she and Meg are trying to rehabilitate. She’s also hoping to play matchmaker and set up her cousin with an old friend of hers who was recently widowed.

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A Christmas Legacy by Kimberly Thomas ~ a Review

by Susan Roberts

 

When Sylvie Alcott returns to Skaneateles after twelve years away, she plans to settle her mother’s estate and leave. But Delia Alcott had one last twist waiting: Sylvie will inherit The Sugarplum House only if she reopens it for the town’s beloved Christmas Legacy Walk—in just three weeks.

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You, Me & the Conspiracy by Emma Barry ~ a Review

by MK French

Tenure-track history professor Jessica Wilson needs something new to publish, and discovers a coded message written by one of the founding fathers that can change understanding of American history if she can prove it’s real. Jess tracks down Harvard PhD student turned adjunct professor Calloway Morgan. He left grad school when researching a shadowy revolutionary organization, so he might have been onto something. The two begin to work together, but the clandestine fraternity still exists and is ready to kill. Jess and Cal’s attraction grows as they go on the run, trying to avoid being the conspiracy’s latest victims.

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The Key to a Killer by Olivia Blacke ~ a Review

by Donna Huber

A woman and her ghost roommate investigate their most personal case.

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Queen of the Spirit Woods by Sharon Choe ~ a Review

by MK French

Mirae faked her way into a job as a royal kitchen maid to send money to her family. It's a hard job, especially after there was an assassination attempt against the king. She gets in the way of the prickly crown prince's investigation, and a chance encounter with a witch in the spirit woods leaves her the vessel for ten thousand spirits and deities. Her power spills out into the palace kitchens, where the kindly nobleman Wonshik helps her. This puts Mirae in the crosshairs of a power struggle between Wonshik's best friend, Prince Jae, and the queen. With the help of a fellow kitchen maid and a ghost, Mirae must help find the traitor within the palace before the looming threat from an empire threatens to overwhelm them all.

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