

Reread this today to see if it can be a comfort book in the same way Six of Crows is. I love this series, but I‘m not sure it‘s got enough darkness to be my companion during the rough times.
4.5/5 ⭐️
I really liked this little novella - this can be read as a standalone without losing anything by not having read the first book (📖 #WhatMovesTheDead ). The cover art is a stunner again, I love all the art associated with this series so far. I‘m really getting into T. Kingfisher and this series is a great intro if you‘re curious also.
Loved the couple in this book. I listened to the audobook. They were so cute!!! I rated the book a 3 out of 5 stars.
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It was so fun to be back in the Cosmere after a few months away! I have about 1000 guesses about where the story is heading after this quick novel with twists & turns I was absolutely not anticipating.
Such a joy to read something so well crafted!
(2024) Fifth in the author's “Singing Hills“ series of novellas about a traveling, storytelling cleric. There's not a dud among 'em, and this is a strong addition to the series. All five enthusiastically recommended.
My #Bookspin choice was a book by K.L. Noone; I intended to start with The Magician but this turned out the be a prequel. It's a short fantasy romance with some lovely writing, and definitely piques interest for the next book.
#JumpStartSummer (this time for sure!) book #1
4/5 🌕🌕🌕🌕🌑
“I would happily watch the world go up in flames if anything happened to her”
#dystopian #romance #ya #shatterme