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Sandra Ruttan rated a book it was amazing Unmoored: A Seaside Gothic Siren Romance by Dahlia Jade (Goodreads Author)	Error rating book. Refresh and try again. Rate this book Clear rating 1 of 5 stars 2 of 5 stars 3 of 5 stars 4 of 5 stars 5 of 5 stars
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Sandra Ruttan rated a book it was amazing Nightmareland: Volumes 1-6 (Nightmareland Chronicles, #1-6) by Daniel Barnett (Goodreads Author)	Error rating book. Refresh and try again. Rate this book Clear rating 1 of 5 stars 2 of 5 stars 3 of 5 stars 4 of 5 stars 5 of 5 stars
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Sandra Ruttan rated a book it was amazing The Minimalist by Kailee Pedersen (Goodreads Author)	Error rating book. Refresh and try again. Rate this book Clear rating 1 of 5 stars 2 of 5 stars 3 of 5 stars 4 of 5 stars 5 of 5 stars
Book: The Minimalist Author: Kailee Pedersen Pub Date: August 18, 2026 The opening of The Minimalist is jarring. It highlights the narrator's familiarity with composers and the plight of being a composer, the way it defines your existence, the way it me ...more
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Sandra Ruttan rated a book it was amazing Tell the Ghosts I'm Gone by Kalynn Bayron (Goodreads Author)	Error rating book. Refresh and try again. Rate this book Clear rating 1 of 5 stars 2 of 5 stars 3 of 5 stars 4 of 5 stars 5 of 5 stars
I added Tell The Ghosts I’m Gone to my Netgalley wishlist as soon as I saw it. I love ghost hunting stories, and this novel infuses some other elements I like into a compelling tale. It’s got everything you could want in a paranormal/ghost story - a ...more
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Sandra Ruttan rated a book it was amazing The Way We Used to Be by Amarie Wheeler (Goodreads Author)	Error rating book. Refresh and try again. Rate this book Clear rating 1 of 5 stars 2 of 5 stars 3 of 5 stars 4 of 5 stars 5 of 5 stars
Book: The Way We Used To Be Author: Amarie Wheeler Publication Date: August 15, 2026 The Way We Used To Be is a second-chance romance featuring Amara Singleton, a woman who’s never been able to get over having her heart broken by her childhood best frie ...more
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Sandra Ruttan rated a book it was amazing Mothsblood by Lynn D. Jung (Goodreads Author)	Error rating book. Refresh and try again. Rate this book Clear rating 1 of 5 stars 2 of 5 stars 3 of 5 stars 4 of 5 stars 5 of 5 stars
I love fantasy and murder mysteries, and Mothsblood delivers both in a gripping story primarily set in Paris. This is a world where magic and alchemy are utilized right under the noses of everyday “ordinary” people. There are also those who are immort ...more
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Sandra Ruttan rated a book it was amazing Wolftamer (The Magpie and the Wolf Duology, #2) by Maggie Rapier (Goodreads Author)	Error rating book. Refresh and try again. Rate this book Clear rating 1 of 5 stars 2 of 5 stars 3 of 5 stars 4 of 5 stars 5 of 5 stars
Wolftamer is the conclusion of The Magpie and the Wolf duology. I loved Soulgazer (book 1) and was eager to see how the duology concluded. What stood out for me in Wolftamer was that Rapier didn’t coast. Soulgazer felt fresh and unique for many reaso ...more
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Sandra Ruttan rated a book it was amazing Faebound (Faebound, #1) by Saara El-Arifi (Goodreads Author)	Error rating book. Refresh and try again. Rate this book Clear rating 1 of 5 stars 2 of 5 stars 3 of 5 stars 4 of 5 stars 5 of 5 stars
Faebound is a romantic, epic fantasy story about a world where elves are at war with each other and believe they’re the only creation of the gods that remain. In a harsh world without room for nuance or forgiveness, Yeeran is exiled, an event that se ...more
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Strange Is the Light
by Sarah Maria Griffin

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Unmoored: A Seaside Gothic Siren Romance
by Dahlia Jade (Goodreads Author)

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I’ll admit it: I bought Unmoored without paying any attention to what it was about. I often do that when I trust the author, and I’ve burned through the books out so far in Jade’s The Phantom Noctis series. She’s proven s Source: I purchased Unmoored.

I’ll admit it: I bought Unmoored without paying any attention to what it was about. I often do that when I trust the author, and I’ve burned through the books out so far in Jade’s The Phantom Noctis series. She’s proven she maintains a solid pace while featuring intriguing stories with memorable characters, and this was her first step away from her debut series, so I was eager to see what she had in store for us.

In Unmoored, Jade introduces Hazel Emerson. Hazel has endured a lot of trauma throughout her life, including her father’s dislike of her and her mother’s death. She’s always been a little bit different, and the mistreatment escalates until she’s sent to an asylum in the middle of the ocean.

This was an era when asylums earned their reputations as dubious institutions more invested in control and experimentation than the well-being of their patients. What Hazel endures nearly breaks her, and Jade does a great job exploring how a person can lose touch with reality when they’re lied to and mistreated long enough.

The asylum isn’t the whole story, however. Hazel’s chance encounter with a Talassi warrior who saved her ultimately changes her life, and leads to revelations that change her understanding of herself, the world, and just how evil her father is. What she discovers alters the course of her future.

What stood out for me in Unmoored was that thin thread of fate, combined with a speck of hope that Hazel managed to hold on to. There are points where things seem truly hopeless, and yet, Hazel persists. Deep down, she had far more strength than anyone had realized up to that point in her life (with the possible exception of her mother).

In Unmoored, Jade plunges us through the depths of despair before tugging on that speck of hope and giving Hazel the chance for a better life in a place where she belonged.

I don’t want to give anything away by saying more, but I do hope we get to return to the underwater world introduced in Unmoored.

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Nightmareland: Volumes 1-6 (Nightmareland Chronicles, #1-6)
by Daniel Barnett (Goodreads Author)

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The Minimalist
by Kailee Pedersen (Goodreads Author)

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Author: Kailee Pedersen

Pub Date: August 18, 2026

The opening of The Minimalist is jarring. It highlights the narrator's familiarity with composers and the plight of being a composer, the way it defines your existence, the way it me Book: The Minimalist

Author: Kailee Pedersen

Pub Date: August 18, 2026

The opening of The Minimalist is jarring. It highlights the narrator's familiarity with composers and the plight of being a composer, the way it defines your existence, the way it measures your shortcomings, the way it consumes all aspects of your life. While it was still possible for me to approach the reading as though I was looking through a window and watching the story from the outside, it was clear that the author wrote with personal knowledge and experience; it’s far too intricate and raw for it to be simply researched or manufactured.

And it’s that rawness that opened the window, that turned the window into a door, that drew me in and made me Mia’s shadow, keeping me close enough to feel even the slightest wince. The book may be called The Minimalist, but in its pages I discovered a story with maximum impact.

As Mia remembers hurts, they feel all too familiar to another artistic soul. The artist constantly reaches for validation, for recognition of some talent or instincts that justify their efforts. And for their efforts, they receive criticisms couched as coaching, as support, as guidance, with the occasional non-criticism to spur them on.

If you’ve felt rejection from a parent or mentor, or had a difficult relationship with an important adult in your life, it’s easy to feel the horror of nurture Mia recounts in the references to the shortcomings of the nurture she received. From Ryder, who counsels her on the ways people destroy those they love, who withholds praise due, who highlights all the ways she falls short of greatness. From a mother who adopted her with expectations, who expects Mia to be grateful she pushed her to show herworth. From the lack of nurture from those who could only afford Mia a minimal standard of love if she proved herself talented, distinct, special.

Throughout, I felt each loss, each moment in Mia’s life that didn’t deliver the validation, acceptance, respect she deserved. I felt it all the more as she struggled in the present timeline, completing a dirge that was a soundtrack summoning her ghosts. As she composed, the music filled her mind with thoughts of those she’d lost along the way, and all the moments she could recover, the mistakes she couldn’t atone for.

Mia is not an easy person, and yet I felt for her and found her emotional turmoil relatable. By the end, the words blurred as I tried to keep my tears at bay, and even now, recalling this book brings tears to my eyes.

It’s one of those books that, for me, is unforgettable. And makes me want to give Kailee Pedersen a hug because I can’t imagine writing this was easy. ...more

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Tell the Ghosts I'm Gone
by Kalynn Bayron (Goodreads Author)

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I added Tell The Ghosts I’m Gone to my Netgalley wishlist as soon as I saw it. I love ghost hunting stories, and this novel infuses some other elements I like into a compelling tale. It’s got everything you could want in a paranormal/ghost story - a I added Tell The Ghosts I’m Gone to my Netgalley wishlist as soon as I saw it. I love ghost hunting stories, and this novel infuses some other elements I like into a compelling tale. It’s got everything you could want in a paranormal/ghost story - a haunted theater, a haunted building, ghosts, cryptic messages, and teenagers with supernatural abilities. However, these aren’t just any supernatural abilities. For some of the teens, their abilities are mixed blessings, at best, because if they can’t control them, they could kill people.

I was absolutely hooked to this ARC from page 1. The teen focus in this book added some extra layers of tension to it, because you got to see how strong Moll’s relationship with her mom is, and the internal struggle that arises when Moll’s breaking rules and going behind her mom’s back. As the story progresses, you understand more of Mom’s position, too, and the fears that are motivating her actions.

The story moves at a brisk pace. It’s the kind of writing I like: lean and snappy. Bayron focuses on the core plot and character arcs without getting bogged down in descriptions and extraneous details. There’s enough for us to feel the connection between Moll and Redd and there’s enough to make you wonder what secrets Mom’s keeping, and there are plenty of revelations along the way that kept me guessing.

What stood out for me in this story was the strength of the character connections and how Bayron built tension between people who genuinely loved or liked each other without making someone a villain. I felt for the teens, and I felt for Mom. Yes, there are some complications that arise because Mom hasn’t shared some truths with Moll, but it’s believable. It’s the kind of stuff you aren’t likely to share until your child’s an adult, and then, once they reach the point where you could tell them, you don’t know where to begin.

I wasn’t simply captivated by the pace of the story; I was invested in the characters and their journey and terrified for them as the story progressed.

The proof? I cried.

I don’t know if this is meant to be a series or not. It provides resolution while leaving the door open to the potential of more. All I know is, if Moll et al are back for more adventures, I’m here for it.

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This story is ideal for anyone who loves ghost hunting shows and stories. It’s got paranormal and supernatural elements infused in a real-world setting.

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The Way We Used to Be
by Amarie Wheeler (Goodreads Author)

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The Way We Used To Be is a second-chance romance featuring Amara Singleton, a woman who’s never been able to get over having her heart broken by her childhood best frie ...more

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Mothsblood
by Lynn D. Jung (Goodreads Author)

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I love fantasy and murder mysteries, and Mothsblood delivers both in a gripping story primarily set in Paris. This is a world where magic and alchemy are utilized right under the noses of everyday “ordinary” people.

There are also those who are immort I love fantasy and murder mysteries, and Mothsblood delivers both in a gripping story primarily set in Paris. This is a world where magic and alchemy are utilized right under the noses of everyday “ordinary” people.

There are also those who are immortal. And the promise of immortality might drive some to do anything to have their chance to live forever.

Larkspur Lee is a compelling protagonist. She’s got a past, and the early hints suggest secrets she wants to keep buried as she builds her new life in Europe, far from where she grew up in California. (Lee’s family comes from Korea.) She’s distanced from her mother and grandmother and determined to make a name for herself. To do that, she’s devoted herself to her studies as Université Meurdrac.

Unlike her peers, she doesn’t have a heritage that secures her a place of prestige and she doesn’t have much money. She engages in illegal activities to stay afloat while working to be the best in her class.

When the opportunity arises to become an apprentice to one of the few who have immortality, Lark is determined to secure the spot. Things go horribly wrong, and the immortal is murdered.

The murder provides the opening for someone from Lark’s past to arrive and she soon finds herself caught between the woman investigating the murder (who has a mysterious past of her own), the man she ran from in California, and her peers.

What stood out for me in Mothsblood was how unique Lark is as a protagonist. So many stories create heroes. While I absolutely rooted for Lark along the way, she was honest with herself, that she was no hero. She was selfish and ambitious and she used people to further her agenda as needed. But those flaws also set the stage for a lot of growth, and that made her a very interesting, memorable protagonist.

The author does a great job of weaving in information about the past without slowing the plot in the present, and there are plenty of developments that keep the story from being predictable. I was wrong about some things I guessed at, but every reveal made sense and was earned through foreshadowing and hints along the way.

Some of the other elements in this book include found family and real friendships. I love romantasy books. I’m not quite sure this qualifies as romantasy (although it has a relationship arc in it), and I don’t know if there are plans to make this a series, so I’m viewing it as a standalone at this time. However you classify it, for me, Mothsblood felt fresh and compelling and is a memorable story. And since Lark is conditioned by necessity to focus on survival, her journey is inspirational.

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This story is ideal for those who enjoy suspense, murder mysteries, the mounting sense of dread of horror, and stories set against an academic landscape. Mothsblood leans into dark fantasy territory.

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Wolftamer (The Magpie and the Wolf Duology, #2)
by Maggie Rapier (Goodreads Author)

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Wolftamer is the conclusion of The Magpie and the Wolf duology. I loved Soulgazer (book 1) and was eager to see how the duology concluded.

What stood out for me in Wolftamer was that Rapier didn’t coast. Soulgazer felt fresh and unique for many reaso Wolftamer is the conclusion of The Magpie and the Wolf duology. I loved Soulgazer (book 1) and was eager to see how the duology concluded.

What stood out for me in Wolftamer was that Rapier didn’t coast. Soulgazer felt fresh and unique for many reasons, including the lore, some unique inventions (that I won’t spoil in case you haven’t read it) and the progression of the relationship. Saoirse isn’t your conventional hero who’s always bold and brave and sure of herself, but she is a hero. She’s fought for herself and her people. Faolan loves to be the center of attention, to see himself as larger than life, and it isn’t easy for him to take a step back when someone else shines brighter.

At the start of Wolftamer, both Saoirse and Faolan are struggling. Now, while I didn’t want Faolan to struggle with Saoirse’s importance and I wanted him to willingly give up his life at sea to be with her, I appreciate the fact that he felt torn between his old and new lives. It was realistic and it also gave him an opportunity to grow throughout the story.

There are many characters with their own agendas and parsing out who to trust and how to deal with those with ill intent presented many challenges and obstacles throughout, which kept me guessing about how things would be resolved.

The story takes us to some unexpected places, and this was great. It paid off by revealing more about key characters and helped us understand them. I’m avoiding specifics to avoid any potential spoilers, but I really enjoyed the various settings throughout the story.

To avoid spoilers, I won’t say why, but Rapier reduced me to tears at points. At points, I felt frustrated, furious, afraid, and gutted. But after going through all of that, Rapier delivered an immensely satisfying ending.

For me, Wolftamer got better with every page. It delivered a story that Faolan could be proud of because, despite many challenges, heroes fought and risked everything to thwart the bad guys and protect their people.

The ending was perfection. I’m sad to say farewell to Saoirse and Faelon and their crew, but I’ve loved this journey, and with Rapier’s obvious skill at developing complex characters and narratives, I’m eager to see what she has in store for us next.

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This story is ideal for people who love epic fantasy stories with a romance that’s central to the plot.

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Faebound (Faebound, #1)
by Saara El-Arifi (Goodreads Author)

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Faebound is a romantic, epic fantasy story about a world where elves are at war with each other and believe they’re the only creation of the gods that remain. In a harsh world without room for nuance or forgiveness, Yeeran is exiled, an event that se Faebound is a romantic, epic fantasy story about a world where elves are at war with each other and believe they’re the only creation of the gods that remain. In a harsh world without room for nuance or forgiveness, Yeeran is exiled, an event that serves as a catalyst for the story and sees her thrown into a world that shouldn’t exist.

Faebound moves at a steady pace without sacrificing character development or worldbuilding.
One of the things the story made me think about was what it would be like to live in a world without forgiveness or correction. (Some days on social media, it feels like we’re there.)

What stood out for me in Faebound were themes around forgiveness; forgiving yourself and forgiving others. There’s also a question of loyalty, and it’s a motivating factor that influences the climax of the book and sets things up for book two. It can be a hard thing to let go of loyalty if you’ve been committed to someone for a long time, and I am curious about how this will play out in book two and how allegiances may change.

It features elves and humans, and because of old (and current) conflicts between them, it deals with biases and the way that events are distorted as they’re retold, and how the retellings become the authoritative version of events people believe, while the truth is either obliterated or diluted. This adds to the internal journey of the characters, because they must confront their beliefs and try to reconcile them with new facts.

If you like romance, there’s plenty of smoldering tension. I found the romantic subplots intriguing, as all relationships have complications that should make things interesting in Cursebound.

I liked the characters, am invested in their journey, and already have a copy of Cursebound and a copy of Earthbound pre-ordered.

Notes For The Audience:This story is ideal for anyone who loves epic fantasy and romantic fantasy. The third book in this trilogy, Earthbound, comes out August 11, so anyone who prefers reading a completed series can start now and won’t have long to wait for the final book!Source:I purchased my copy of Faebound. ...more

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An Arcane Inheritance
by Kamilah Cole (Goodreads Author)

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