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5/5

Tao is a traveling fortune teller who only tells small fortunes to avoid the mage guild's notice. She meets a thief, an ex-mercenary looking for his daughter, Leah, and a baker as they travel across Eshtera reading fortunes and looking for Leah.

This was a really wonderful book that did a great job including low stakes adventures, found family, and loneliness while feeling like a fresh cozy fantasy story.

#auldlangspine

Chicago during the roaring 20s with cat shapeshifters, mobs, and speakeasies. Absolutely fantastic!

The ending was a bit quick and hand waving but I didn't really mind that. The romance was sweet and had a natural build up.

This is part of the Hexworld universe which I've not read, or I've read one, but you don't need to have read them to understand the book.

Thanks to @Read4life for putting this on the #auldlangspine list! I love a Golden Retriever boyfriend, and Shep did not disappoint. ❤️

This book flirts on the edge between cosy low stakes fantasy and fantasy quite well. Coulda have gone either way right up til the end. Well done. 4.25 ⭐️

If a man is a reformed thief/bandit… is he still considered morally grey? Cause I have immediately fallen in love with Silt because he seems to be a chaos gremlin… and I respect that.

I absolutely adored this audiobook! Definitely my cup of tea. 😉

This is a free ebook today, only on Kobo. https://www.kobo.com/us/en/ebook/blind-tiger-3

@wanderinglynn Thank you for hosting a birthday giveaway! Happy happy early birthday! The tagged book is on my TBR. 📚🎁🎉 #49bdaygiveaway

This one was so fun! It had a different take on found family & a touch of witchy-ness. 🧙 I was hoping to read this in October, but my turn finally came in January.

This was surprisingly fun and quirky, while also being a little bit sad. To be honest, I‘m not sure cozy mystery is the right genre for this, since it honestly felt more like literary fiction that just happens to involve a murder.