Jasper is back, but almost as soon as he and Crimson reunite, Crimson gets stuck in spider form, and it's going to become permanent in a few days. They and their friends will have to work together and risk their lives to get what they need and undo the curse in...
Spain, 1980, Alex gets injured during a protest and is rescued by a man named Jago. They hit it off, and Jago turns out to be a big help with the show Alex and his friends are creating, but there's something strange about him, and even more strange things start happening after he shows up in their...
Growing up in poverty with family who constantly put him down, Tadek didn't have the best childhood. Until one day a princess noticed him, and her kindness changed everything. She's gone though, and Tadek has carried his grief alone all this time, but it might be time for someone else to...
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Cosmo was content to spend his summers mingling with humans and doing his godly duties, so he's not happy when he wakes this year to find his brother is there and wants him to help cure their 400-year-long curse. But he reluctantly agrees and sets out with the prince's guard, Leofric, and despite the way they are constantly getting on each others' nerves, they find themselves growing...
![Book Review: Bright Spring (Harmony of Seasons Book 1) by Emmaline Strange [Audiobook]](https://metaphorsandmoonlight.com/wp-content/uploads/Book-Review-Bright-Spring-Harmony-of-Seasons-Book-1-by-Emmaline-Strange-255x255.jpg)
Alexios is a prince with an impending political marriage he doesn't want, especially when a strange, beautiful man saves him in the forest. Auro is a god of spring, he and his brothers cursed to only awaken during their assigned season. But as the two men grow closer, the more motivated they become to figure out how they can stay...
![Book Review: Fire Spells Between Friends (Fae & Human Relations Book 2) by Sarah Wallace & S.O. Callahan [Audiobook]](https://metaphorsandmoonlight.com/wp-content/uploads/Book-Review-Fire-Spells-Between-Friends-Fae-Human-Relations-Book-2-by-Sarah-Wallace-S.O.-Callahan-255x255.jpg)
As the sibling with the most magic in a well-known, wealthy fae family, Emrys is the most eligible bachelor in London, and his mother is determined to find him an appropriate match. But Emrys has secretly been seeing Torquil, half-fae gossip columnist, for years, and the closer Emrys gets to potential marriage, the more the two realize their feelings for each...
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With the rest of the pack busy, Wade is sent to Boston to deal with the situation when the pack there asks for help. The turf war he finds isn't that surprising, but the selkie clan leader he finds himself drawn to...
It's 1932, and Callum has come to Berlin in the hopes of being able to be himself and hook up with men without all the trouble it got him back home. He didn't expect to find existence of the supernatural and a research organization, and to find himself caught in the middle of...
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Roger (human) and Wyn (fae) have know each other since childhood but never gotten along, so neither is happy when they're assigned to work together on a magic project for the Council. An incorrect engagement announcement complicates things further... until the men realize they may have been wrong about each...
Anthologies! Sometimes I like to start my posts by just shouting the thing they're about. Easier than thinking of good intros. So anyway, I have a bunch of anthologies (and one collection) I reviewed elsewhere years ago but never posted here. Both normal and graphic novels. To be honest, most of these were not really for me. I've tried to get into anthologies. They always sound so fun....
