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A little over 100 chapters of drama and romance. Each chapter’s cliffhanger makes you want to keep going till the end. Light, cherry artwork makes you even more invested in the romance.

Still a cute romance and finally addressed sexual consent from vol. 1.

Still a great cozy series to be enjoyed with your favorite baked goo but it has less danger, action, and working with the police.

An awkward pairing. Meh on agency. Unlike the rest of the series, so try the others.

Estranged husband (a spy) and wife (an apothecary and witch) meet up after the Queen’s near poisoning. There’s a minuscule amount of witchcraft but the spy mystery is fun. There is some spice, which is different from Archer’s other series.

This story brings back many of the fun, quirky characters from book one with new additions. We also get more world hopping and a diverse cast.

I think many will enjoy following Rin’s journey.

I’m a light weight when it comes to human cruelty. I wish this book came with a trigger warning. The graphic description of war crimes haunted me for days. I’ll admit that I won’t continue the series, war doesn’t get easier and in this world the graphic nature of war crimes can only get worse.