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Thornhaven #1
The Enchanted Workshop
Cael Ashford spent twelve years as an adventurer and has nothing to show for it except a bad knee and a leather pack that holds everything he owns. So when a letter arrives telling him his estranged uncle has died and left him an enchanted workshop in a village he hasn't visited since childhood, he almost doesn't go.
Almost.
The he has to stay for one year or lose everything. The workshop is falling apart. The two hundred and fourteen enchantments his uncle maintained for the village are breaking down. A soup pot is launching its contents at the ceiling. The local merchants are circling. And a judgmental orange tabby named Whiskers has been granted, by legal covenant, the right to evaluate everyone who enters the premises.
Thornhaven doesn't need a hero. It needs someone who will stay.
But staying means fixing what's broken, earning trust from people who loved the man he never bothered to visit, and learning that the hardest magic isn't in the spellwork. It's in putting down roots.
For fans of Legends & Lattes and The Spellshop. A warm, heartfelt fantasy about found family, second chances, and a cat who knows exactly what he's doing
Almost.
The he has to stay for one year or lose everything. The workshop is falling apart. The two hundred and fourteen enchantments his uncle maintained for the village are breaking down. A soup pot is launching its contents at the ceiling. The local merchants are circling. And a judgmental orange tabby named Whiskers has been granted, by legal covenant, the right to evaluate everyone who enters the premises.
Thornhaven doesn't need a hero. It needs someone who will stay.
But staying means fixing what's broken, earning trust from people who loved the man he never bothered to visit, and learning that the hardest magic isn't in the spellwork. It's in putting down roots.
For fans of Legends & Lattes and The Spellshop. A warm, heartfelt fantasy about found family, second chances, and a cat who knows exactly what he's doing
- GenresFantasyCozy Fantasy
224 pages, Kindle Edition
Published May 1, 2026
About the author
R.J. Cole
12 books8 followersI write techno-thrillers and cozy fantasy about ordinary people caught inside systems built to break them.
The ORACLE Series is my near-future trilogy about an AI that takes over the world, the war that follows, and the sun that doesn't care. My newest project, the Thornhaven Series, turns toward cozy fantasy. It launches with The Enchanted Workshop, a story about a retired adventurer, a magical repair shop, and one very opinionated cat.
I live near Pittsburgh with too many servers and not enough sleep.
The ORACLE Series is my near-future trilogy about an AI that takes over the world, the war that follows, and the sun that doesn't care. My newest project, the Thornhaven Series, turns toward cozy fantasy. It launches with The Enchanted Workshop, a story about a retired adventurer, a magical repair shop, and one very opinionated cat.
I live near Pittsburgh with too many servers and not enough sleep.
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June 8, 2026
Excellent "cozy" fantasy
The worldbuilding is fascinating with a unique magic system. The characters are likeable and believable, and the story is well-written and mostly low stress, although bad things do happen. The twins are fun, the cat is definitely magical, and the enchanted objects are intriguing. Cael is definitely "impossibly slow." I'll happily visit Thornhaven again.
The worldbuilding is fascinating with a unique magic system. The characters are likeable and believable, and the story is well-written and mostly low stress, although bad things do happen. The twins are fun, the cat is definitely magical, and the enchanted objects are intriguing. Cael is definitely "impossibly slow." I'll happily visit Thornhaven again.
July 17, 2026
Cozy
I don't read Cozy stories, but somehow a special cozy showing itself to me. It's as if the Cozy stories just know that I might need a cheer-me-up right now. It's exactly how I stumbled onto this book. And I am so glad that this Novel had come my way.
This is one of those stories that make you cuddle up with a soft blanket wrapped around you, turn on some slow music and fix a cuppa tea, and now you're ready for a spaziergang in another world. And this book was a real special treat. A cozy with fantasy, a village full of small miracles. This cozy is handling all the details with pinach and charm, with time spent getting introduced to all the lovely people living in a village, neighborly people.
Now, it's unfortunate that I have a gripe too, one that made my molars grind together, grrrrgrrr. Eek! I hate it when that happens, the editor overlooked some very irritating things, I really don't like being constantly interrupted reading a cozy story, the tea gets cold. My beef has to do with problems with conversations part of the story. The punctuation is all wrong and I, you, get yanked out of my reading. And that is doubly troubling, aggravating even, not knowing who is talking. And it happens a lot. The story is really lovely, I certainly was pulled into it full on, and "no, not again!" Just need to put this " in the right place so we know who is speaking.
The story is written so well I got smothered with the fun of a really good cozy story. This kind of writing, story telling is special, it takes an author who has a gift for details, for knowing how to cozy up to his readers. R.J.Cole Mr Cole do us readers the favor and look over the rules for handling conversation inside a story, these """"" placing them in the right place so we know who is now speaking. Can you do that please.
I would really like to read more of your stories, please don't make me work for the enjoyment. You do have a gift writing cozy stories, cozy fantasy. You tell the story, it reminds me of my youth in the village we lived, fields of hops and margaritas covering the hills, cow bells donging quietly. The sky a blue, I describe it. But you are really good telling about everything, it's really like a cuddly soft blanket wrapping itself around the readers. You write with devotion, yet nothing schmalzy about your writing. You do have a gift. I subtracted one star because, although your villagers are friendly, they are not too gabby. But because you tell the story so special that being yanked out of the cozyness because -> " < these buggers need to be used properly.
I don't read Cozy stories, but somehow a special cozy showing itself to me. It's as if the Cozy stories just know that I might need a cheer-me-up right now. It's exactly how I stumbled onto this book. And I am so glad that this Novel had come my way.
This is one of those stories that make you cuddle up with a soft blanket wrapped around you, turn on some slow music and fix a cuppa tea, and now you're ready for a spaziergang in another world. And this book was a real special treat. A cozy with fantasy, a village full of small miracles. This cozy is handling all the details with pinach and charm, with time spent getting introduced to all the lovely people living in a village, neighborly people.
Now, it's unfortunate that I have a gripe too, one that made my molars grind together, grrrrgrrr. Eek! I hate it when that happens, the editor overlooked some very irritating things, I really don't like being constantly interrupted reading a cozy story, the tea gets cold. My beef has to do with problems with conversations part of the story. The punctuation is all wrong and I, you, get yanked out of my reading. And that is doubly troubling, aggravating even, not knowing who is talking. And it happens a lot. The story is really lovely, I certainly was pulled into it full on, and "no, not again!" Just need to put this " in the right place so we know who is speaking.
The story is written so well I got smothered with the fun of a really good cozy story. This kind of writing, story telling is special, it takes an author who has a gift for details, for knowing how to cozy up to his readers. R.J.Cole Mr Cole do us readers the favor and look over the rules for handling conversation inside a story, these """"" placing them in the right place so we know who is now speaking. Can you do that please.
I would really like to read more of your stories, please don't make me work for the enjoyment. You do have a gift writing cozy stories, cozy fantasy. You tell the story, it reminds me of my youth in the village we lived, fields of hops and margaritas covering the hills, cow bells donging quietly. The sky a blue, I describe it. But you are really good telling about everything, it's really like a cuddly soft blanket wrapping itself around the readers. You write with devotion, yet nothing schmalzy about your writing. You do have a gift. I subtracted one star because, although your villagers are friendly, they are not too gabby. But because you tell the story so special that being yanked out of the cozyness because -> " < these buggers need to be used properly.
June 30, 2026
What a wonderful story!
I loved this book and can’t wait to get, and read, the next one. It has charming characters, an amazing and wonderful magical cat, magic, a village I would love to live in, romance (no sex), no violence, no cliffhanger ending, and just the greatest storyline!
A perfect book to curl up in a comfy reading chair on a cold rainy/snowy day with a warm pot of tea and lose yourself in the story.
I loved this book and can’t wait to get, and read, the next one. It has charming characters, an amazing and wonderful magical cat, magic, a village I would love to live in, romance (no sex), no violence, no cliffhanger ending, and just the greatest storyline!
A perfect book to curl up in a comfy reading chair on a cold rainy/snowy day with a warm pot of tea and lose yourself in the story.
June 7, 2026
Not really my thing but I was intrigued, an ok story, well written.
June 22, 2026
Fantastic read!
Loved this from start to finish. The journey of a man who found what he didn't know he was looking for. Beautiful tale
Loved this from start to finish. The journey of a man who found what he didn't know he was looking for. Beautiful tale
July 10, 2026
i could hardly put it down
July 11, 2026
Beautifully written.
Wonderful story of magic and love. The coming together of a village and the family and friends. The characters were awesome.
Wonderful story of magic and love. The coming together of a village and the family and friends. The characters were awesome.
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July 17, 2026This book was different than what I am use to.
I enjoyed very much. I have already bought the next 2 😀
I enjoyed very much. I have already bought the next 2 😀
July 22, 2026
Needs more character interaction
I probably won't continue with the series because this book is full of repeating inner thoughts. There is not much action between the characters. It is mostly the main characters thoughts which get repeated over and over again . I prefer books with dialogue between characters. This book is probably a third longer than it needs to be because of all the repition.
I probably won't continue with the series because this book is full of repeating inner thoughts. There is not much action between the characters. It is mostly the main characters thoughts which get repeated over and over again . I prefer books with dialogue between characters. This book is probably a third longer than it needs to be because of all the repition.
July 24, 2026
A great story
I really enjoyed this book and look forward to the next. Cael's story pulls you in and you just have to keep reading. Its a simple story, but also complex. The cat is hilarious as only a determined cat can be, they truly are the rulers of their households.
I really enjoyed this book and look forward to the next. Cael's story pulls you in and you just have to keep reading. Its a simple story, but also complex. The cat is hilarious as only a determined cat can be, they truly are the rulers of their households.
July 25, 2026
The Enchanted Workshop
Loved it. The story gives a dystopia vibe.
The characters are interesting. The soup pots enchanted. The found family.
Looking forward to what's next.
Loved it. The story gives a dystopia vibe.
The characters are interesting. The soup pots enchanted. The found family.
Looking forward to what's next.
August 26, 2026
Very good book and author
Good story and author it's worth reading this book and all of his other books too. A similarity to Tj klune, Paula Lester. Enjoy. 🥂🌻💞
Good story and author it's worth reading this book and all of his other books too. A similarity to Tj klune, Paula Lester. Enjoy. 🥂🌻💞
June 22, 2026
Unique
Cael inherits a workshop but discovers it comes with a village. And as he begins to understand the full meaning of this, he takes his late uncle's work in a different direction.
With a blend of rune, crystal and botanical magic, this story goes beyond simple good vs evil dynamics. It encompasses community, cooperation, understanding, forgiveness and more.
The writing is excellent and a pleasure to read. The mystery kept me guessing.
The only thing I'd change is to stop using the pronoun who for an animal. But that's our culture these days. Animals have been elevated to "who," while people are demoted to "that." At least this author uses "who" for both.
Cael inherits a workshop but discovers it comes with a village. And as he begins to understand the full meaning of this, he takes his late uncle's work in a different direction.
With a blend of rune, crystal and botanical magic, this story goes beyond simple good vs evil dynamics. It encompasses community, cooperation, understanding, forgiveness and more.
The writing is excellent and a pleasure to read. The mystery kept me guessing.
The only thing I'd change is to stop using the pronoun who for an animal. But that's our culture these days. Animals have been elevated to "who," while people are demoted to "that." At least this author uses "who" for both.
June 4, 2026
It was a nice story
I gave this book 3 stars because I found it hard to get through. I found it laboriously slow. I like the characters, but their persons were described repetitively as was the town. It would probably be a good read for someone nostalgic and a little sappy.
I gave this book 3 stars because I found it hard to get through. I found it laboriously slow. I like the characters, but their persons were described repetitively as was the town. It would probably be a good read for someone nostalgic and a little sappy.
July 15, 2026
I have a huge problem with this book. Spoilers ahead!
Cael knows that someone is sabotaging his enchantments. He sets “telltales” in them to show when they have been tampered with. After the big storm that wrecks many of the town’s enchanted objects, Cael repairs them and puts telltales in them to show when they have been tampered with again. Cael finds many of the enchantments tampered with after the storm, so he confronts the person he thinks is responsible, Linden, the herbalist. Linden admits to sabotaging the enchantments prior to the storm, but insists he stopped and didn’t touch anything after the storm. However, many of Cael’s telltales are set off on newly repaired enchantments after the storm. If we take Linden at his word, he didn’t do it, so who did? We never know, because the story just continues as if there wasn't a huge error in the plot.
This is a minor quibble, but we are told that Linden’s workshop has instruments that aren't needed by a herbalist, but these instruments aren't discovered or described until much later in the story. Why weren't we told about them at the time Cael first thinks about the suspicious instruments? I found myself having to go back several pages because I was looking for the passage in the book where we were told there were suspicious instruments in his shop. It wasn't there.
Cael knows that someone is sabotaging his enchantments. He sets “telltales” in them to show when they have been tampered with. After the big storm that wrecks many of the town’s enchanted objects, Cael repairs them and puts telltales in them to show when they have been tampered with again. Cael finds many of the enchantments tampered with after the storm, so he confronts the person he thinks is responsible, Linden, the herbalist. Linden admits to sabotaging the enchantments prior to the storm, but insists he stopped and didn’t touch anything after the storm. However, many of Cael’s telltales are set off on newly repaired enchantments after the storm. If we take Linden at his word, he didn’t do it, so who did? We never know, because the story just continues as if there wasn't a huge error in the plot.
This is a minor quibble, but we are told that Linden’s workshop has instruments that aren't needed by a herbalist, but these instruments aren't discovered or described until much later in the story. Why weren't we told about them at the time Cael first thinks about the suspicious instruments? I found myself having to go back several pages because I was looking for the passage in the book where we were told there were suspicious instruments in his shop. It wasn't there.
This entire review has been hidden because of spoilers.
May 2, 2026
This story felt like a warm hug, Like tea on a cold morning, with a blanket on your lap and a cat on top. It was a beautiful heart-warming cosy story about finding yourself in places you least expect and building something quietly with purpose. About choosing each morning to get up and stay. I utterly adored it and I honestly can't wait for the next chapter in this series.
June 1, 2026
Enjoyed the Book. However the computer narration was bad. Will read the next book on Kindle not audible
August 16, 2026
Amazing.
This is an amazing book, from the first words I knew I was going to love it, the way it's written feels so right and I didn't want to finish it. It's such a beautiful heart warming story, yes it really is enchanted.
This is an amazing book, from the first words I knew I was going to love it, the way it's written feels so right and I didn't want to finish it. It's such a beautiful heart warming story, yes it really is enchanted.
June 15, 2026
it’s good
I really like the story but this needs editing big time. Not so much for typos or error but readability. The paragraph structure makes it very hard to follow a conversation. It starts with one character saying something in one paragraph. Then another responds in a short one sentence paragraph but then sometimes continues on in the next full paragraph. Half the time I can’t tell if it’s the same character continuing or another responding again. And this completely ruins the flow of the story. Also the last 35-30% really dragged and I found myself skimming. I didn’t have that issue earlier. I do want to continue the series but I hope the formatting improves.
I really like the story but this needs editing big time. Not so much for typos or error but readability. The paragraph structure makes it very hard to follow a conversation. It starts with one character saying something in one paragraph. Then another responds in a short one sentence paragraph but then sometimes continues on in the next full paragraph. Half the time I can’t tell if it’s the same character continuing or another responding again. And this completely ruins the flow of the story. Also the last 35-30% really dragged and I found myself skimming. I didn’t have that issue earlier. I do want to continue the series but I hope the formatting improves.
June 8, 2026
Reached 76% and struggling to finish. Too much repetition. Too much description of the mechanisms of ‘enchantments’. Insufficient character development to the point where I don’t care what happens to any of them….. I have bought the next book in the series but not sure I’ll bother……
June 10, 2026
Omg a book that will make you as happy as Christmas morning.
July 29, 2026
A good story that was over-written.
I enjoyed the setting and concept of the work they undertake. The Characters were distinct and had their own voice which was great. And the central plot was interesting.
The romance felt like a friendship. I don't think it would have taken anything away from the story by not making it a romance.
Unfortunately the book kept revisiting the same points, often essentially repeating sections to the point I began skipping them because they added nothing new, especially as the final confrontation approached.
I think this came in part with too much focus on keeping the setting cosy. where everything was 'warm' or 'honey coloured' and 'homely'. I d like to have seen how each house was different, some people living cluttered lives, others more minimalist etc. showing that cosy has different meanings to everyone, rather than this strange mass produced cosiness everyone in town had; it felt like IKEA furniture but for the senses, everyone had the same stuff.
The speech formatting was strange. Even by the end of the book it still felt wrong and I had to mentally check myself with it and re-read it as the author intended.
"By which I mean a character would speak." Bradley said.
"Then continue speaking on a new line."
To me, speech on a new line means another character is speaking, not the same one. If it's the same character, continue it on the same line after the 'this character said' part.
Also, plot hole
And one more thing,
I enjoyed the setting and concept of the work they undertake. The Characters were distinct and had their own voice which was great. And the central plot was interesting.
The romance felt like a friendship. I don't think it would have taken anything away from the story by not making it a romance.
Unfortunately the book kept revisiting the same points, often essentially repeating sections to the point I began skipping them because they added nothing new, especially as the final confrontation approached.
I think this came in part with too much focus on keeping the setting cosy. where everything was 'warm' or 'honey coloured' and 'homely'. I d like to have seen how each house was different, some people living cluttered lives, others more minimalist etc. showing that cosy has different meanings to everyone, rather than this strange mass produced cosiness everyone in town had; it felt like IKEA furniture but for the senses, everyone had the same stuff.
The speech formatting was strange. Even by the end of the book it still felt wrong and I had to mentally check myself with it and re-read it as the author intended.
"By which I mean a character would speak." Bradley said.
"Then continue speaking on a new line."
To me, speech on a new line means another character is speaking, not the same one. If it's the same character, continue it on the same line after the 'this character said' part.
Also, plot hole
And one more thing,
September 7, 2026
If a cozy read could be a hug, this is it!
I was pleasantly surprised here. This is my first book by RJ Cole I've read and to say this was one of the best cozy reads of the summer may be stretching it for some but for me, I truly mean it. It was the best warm hug I didn't know I needed from a book. everything in this book had character. From the village, to the workshop, to the enchantments, everything had character, depth and added a flavor that made this book something that will stick with you long after the last page. Plus, a cat. What can go wrong with a book with the cat as one of the main characters, right? You can't go wrong. Pair that with some honey cakes, great baked goods and companionship that make you feel like you're right there in the thick of all the goodness, and you have this book. Well worth your time and effort. Loved this book and I can't wait to read the next in series.
I was pleasantly surprised here. This is my first book by RJ Cole I've read and to say this was one of the best cozy reads of the summer may be stretching it for some but for me, I truly mean it. It was the best warm hug I didn't know I needed from a book. everything in this book had character. From the village, to the workshop, to the enchantments, everything had character, depth and added a flavor that made this book something that will stick with you long after the last page. Plus, a cat. What can go wrong with a book with the cat as one of the main characters, right? You can't go wrong. Pair that with some honey cakes, great baked goods and companionship that make you feel like you're right there in the thick of all the goodness, and you have this book. Well worth your time and effort. Loved this book and I can't wait to read the next in series.
August 10, 2026
Entrancing and disappointing
I enjoyed this book up till a certain point. The descriptions were detailed and had a nice cadence and flow to it. They did slightly drag on - I lost track of where I was in the story multiple times. The actual conflict in the story was weak. And the resolution was weak. It felt very much like the creator mode of a minecraft game. Everything fell into place so smoothly it was hard to relate.
The real kicker was when one of the potential antagonists and Cael decide to go into business together. His reasoning sounded straight from chat or Claude. After that, it made everything suspect.
I read a lot and I'm picky. Most times, even if the book was lackluster or bad enough I couldn't get through it, I don't leave a review. This one feels like the beginning of the end to writing. And I'm sad to see it.
I enjoyed this book up till a certain point. The descriptions were detailed and had a nice cadence and flow to it. They did slightly drag on - I lost track of where I was in the story multiple times. The actual conflict in the story was weak. And the resolution was weak. It felt very much like the creator mode of a minecraft game. Everything fell into place so smoothly it was hard to relate.
The real kicker was when one of the potential antagonists and Cael decide to go into business together. His reasoning sounded straight from chat or Claude. After that, it made everything suspect.
I read a lot and I'm picky. Most times, even if the book was lackluster or bad enough I couldn't get through it, I don't leave a review. This one feels like the beginning of the end to writing. And I'm sad to see it.
May 25, 2026
Gentle and Homey
This is a lovely, atmospheric story that envelops the reader in a wonderful community full of magic and practicalities.
The only thing that keeps me from giving it five stars is that either the author or the type setter cares nothing about how to format a paragraph! A paragraph frequently begins in the middle of a thought, and so many conversations are included in these misshapen paragraphs that the reader will find themselves frequently backtracking to see who said what to whom. It will add to the reading time by about a third, and it is incredibly frustrating.
That said, it is a lovely story, and I hope to enjoy the next installment every bit as much.
This is a lovely, atmospheric story that envelops the reader in a wonderful community full of magic and practicalities.
The only thing that keeps me from giving it five stars is that either the author or the type setter cares nothing about how to format a paragraph! A paragraph frequently begins in the middle of a thought, and so many conversations are included in these misshapen paragraphs that the reader will find themselves frequently backtracking to see who said what to whom. It will add to the reading time by about a third, and it is incredibly frustrating.
That said, it is a lovely story, and I hope to enjoy the next installment every bit as much.
September 17, 2026
This is a cute concept and I enjoyed the characters, however HUGE portions of this book read as if it were written or edited by AI. Passages like:
"Those enchantments hadn't just failed... They'd shattered."
"Whoever had been tampering... hadn't caused the storm. But they'd turned a crisis into a catastrophe."
"This wasn't just sabotage anymore. This was harm."
All read like textbook AI. And those were all on one page.
The cover art also appears to be at least partially AI generate or edited. After researching the author I was shocked to see all of these AI Hallmarks in their work, but they are definitely there if that matters to you.
"Those enchantments hadn't just failed... They'd shattered."
"Whoever had been tampering... hadn't caused the storm. But they'd turned a crisis into a catastrophe."
"This wasn't just sabotage anymore. This was harm."
All read like textbook AI. And those were all on one page.
The cover art also appears to be at least partially AI generate or edited. After researching the author I was shocked to see all of these AI Hallmarks in their work, but they are definitely there if that matters to you.
June 14, 2026
My reviews are my own. If you enjoyed this book, I’m glad you did. If not, I respect your opinion, so please respect mine. This is simply my view, so let's keep it courteous. My review is honest and voluntary.
Very sweet story, a bit repetitive and I could have done without the romance. People do not need to be in a relationship in order to be happy. I hope the authors will get that, there is something called friendship. Anyway, it was ok, maybe a "not for me".
On to my next adventure, Happy Readings!!!
Very sweet story, a bit repetitive and I could have done without the romance. People do not need to be in a relationship in order to be happy. I hope the authors will get that, there is something called friendship. Anyway, it was ok, maybe a "not for me".
On to my next adventure, Happy Readings!!!
August 10, 2026
This was a short, simple, cozy fantasy that would be perfect for YA, beginner in fantasy or someone who likes smut free, cute fantasy.
It was an easy read, the story was simple to follow and understand and it was enjoyable.
I personally felt like it lacked depth to the characters stories and to the main plot itself. There was so much that could have been built on and so much depth available but it remained surface level. There was little to no world building either.
I also found that there was a lot of repetitive elements where the same conversation happened more than once. The same information is given more than once.
Overall it was an easy read for those who want it.
It was an easy read, the story was simple to follow and understand and it was enjoyable.
I personally felt like it lacked depth to the characters stories and to the main plot itself. There was so much that could have been built on and so much depth available but it remained surface level. There was little to no world building either.
I also found that there was a lot of repetitive elements where the same conversation happened more than once. The same information is given more than once.
Overall it was an easy read for those who want it.
August 16, 2026
This book appears to be written by AI or heavily influenced by AI. The sentence structure, the way it sounds. It’s all very AI, characters just show up and all of a sudden are part of the main characters day with zero reason or explanation, like the ten year old kids who are all of a sudden like apprentices and doing work and sorting crystals.
Also the author has published 8 books in the space of March 2026 to July 2026. Even the most prolific author doesn’t write that quickly.
This book is boring AI slop and I don’t recommend.
Also the author has published 8 books in the space of March 2026 to July 2026. Even the most prolific author doesn’t write that quickly.
This book is boring AI slop and I don’t recommend.
September 26, 2026
An absolute gem!
I was probably a quarter of the way in, when I realized I was smiling and had been since I started reading.
This book brings the sweetness so many cozy fantasies strive for but miss. The characters are genuine, and unique, and real in a way that's missing from most books in this genre. The magic is truly unique, and Thornhaven is the village we all want live in.
I needed this book, and the ones that follow, and am going to quit writing this now, and dive in.
I was probably a quarter of the way in, when I realized I was smiling and had been since I started reading.
This book brings the sweetness so many cozy fantasies strive for but miss. The characters are genuine, and unique, and real in a way that's missing from most books in this genre. The magic is truly unique, and Thornhaven is the village we all want live in.
I needed this book, and the ones that follow, and am going to quit writing this now, and dive in.
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