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Top 5 Reasons to Read Midnight at the Houdini
Check out my Top 5 Reasons to Read Midnight at the Houdini in this post.
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The Yogi Witch by Zorian Cross – Indian LGBTQ fantasy
The Yogi Witch is an interesting Indian fantasy with lots of info on history, yoga, witchcraft, and mythology. It has some potential but I didn't like the execution.
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Bloodmarked (Legendborn #2) by Tracy Deonn – powerful YA fantasy
Bloodmarked is a rich, complex, and powerful YA fantasy with amazing writing, theme, and twists. There are some points disappointing but I still recommend this.
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Deadbeat Druid by David R. Slayton – fantasy with underworld journey
Deadbeat Druid is imaginative, thrilling, and well-written urban fantasy with underworld journey and amazing character growth and setting.
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Trailer Park Trickster by David R. Slayton is thrilling and addictive urban fantasy
Trailer Park Trickster is entertaining, fast-paced, thrilling and addictive urban fantasy about secrets and family drama with complicated plot and relationships.
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White Trash Warlock by David R. Slayton – dark paranormal urban fantasy
White Trash Warlock is intriguing, heartfelt, fast-paced and dark paranormal urban fantasy with a complicated plot and imaginative world.
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5 Reasons to read Legendborn by Tracy Deonn
Legendborn is a fantastic, gripping, action-packed and complex YA Fantasy with amazing world and characters. Here are 5 Reasons to read Legendborn.
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Carry On (Simon Snow #1) by Rainbow Rowell – combination of love story, ghost story, and mystery
Carry On is enjoyable and light urban fantasy with lovely M/M romance, Harry Potter vibe, and interesting combination of love story, ghost story, and mystery.
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The Cruel Prince (The Folk of the Air #1) by Holly Black
The Cruel Prince was a great start of the The Folk of the Air series. I buddy read this with Toni and we both enjoyed it. We could finish it in a couple…
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The Unwanted by Z.T. Soyoye – impressive, action-packed YA Fantasy book
The Unwanted was an impressive and action-packed YA Fantasy book. Synopsis : “Let the Lightning Engulf you” 15-year-old Alexander Charon embarks on his journey at a new school as he struggles to form…
