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Tea & Alchemy by Sharon Lynn Fisher

Explore Tea & Alchemy in this spoiler-light review: a gothic Victorian mystery in Cornwall where tasseography meets alchemy, suspicion rises, and a dangerous vampire romance simmers.

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Bluebird Gold by Devney Perry

Read our Bluebird Gold review: Devney Perry delivers a wintry 1983 Montana romantic mystery—family secrets, suspenseful clues, and a tender slow-burn love story.

An Arcane Inheritance by Kamilah Cole

Read our spoiler-light review of Kamilah Cole’s An Arcane Inheritance—a dark academia thriller blending supernatural horror, secret societies, and sharp commentary on elitism, exploitation, and erased histories, anchored by a crackling rivals-to-lovers partnership.

We Who Will Die by Stacia Stark

We Who Will Die by Stacia Stark delivers gladiator-style arena combat, deadly political intrigue, and a dark second-chance romance in a vampire-ruled empire. Here’s what works, what doesn’t, and who should read it.