An amnesiac princess is found in the wilderness. With her father dead, she is brought back to be crowned queen, with a marriage quickly arranged to a neighbouring king to solidify their alliance against the dreaded Shadow King. But on the way to the wedding, the new queen is kidnapped by that very enemy, and the two agree to cut out the middle man and marry instead. Now Norah must navigate political intrigue, a mysterious prophecy, and an unexpected attraction, all the while

I really enjoyed this book - but I'm so bummed about the ending.

Laia infiltrates a brutal military academy as a spy for the Resistance to save her imprisoned brother. There she meets Elias, a soldier desperate to escape the Empire. As their paths intertwine, they’re drawn into a larger struggle that could change the Empire’s future.

Not my usual genre — but I was completely hooked. A gripping and surprisingly emotional sci-fi story with plenty of humour.

Nothing says chaos like a cursed werewolf, a witch trying to break the spell, and an inner wolf with absolutely no filter.

The first known Human-Were hybrid is wanted by both Vampyres and her estranged, cult-y family, and seeks help from her sworn-to-celibacy mate.

A captivating Beauty and the Beast retelling set in medieval Ireland, with a runaway scribe and a reclusive, hopeless Lord fighting a generational curse.

Girl with zero survival instincts falls asleep during a break-in by mobster — then leaves her balcony door open to invite him back. What can I say? It sounded fun.

Such a funny book with many laugh-out-loud moments, while still managing to explore the romance properly as well as themes such as duty and isolation.

An opposites attract, forced proximity, road trip story. Only 65 pages, and perfect to get you out of that dreaded reading slump!

My favorite thing about this is the Beast's POVs. The writing is so raw and animalistic, and sometimes really beautiful. Super well written!

Another ending, and I would have actually liked this book...