Blog Tour: Our Ex's Wedding by Taleen Voskuni

 

Two people who can’t stand each other must come together to plan their mutual ex’s wedding in this new romantic comedy by Taleen Voskuni, author of Lavash at First Sight.

Ani Avakian was supposed to be the Bay Area’s premier Armenian wedding planner by now. But after a huge blow to her business, she’s determined to redeem herself by taking on the biggest job of her career: a wedding for an indie movie star. The wedding is set at a stunning Armenian-owned winery, and Ani is eager to connect with the owner, who she’ll be working closely with. But then she actually meets him. Sure, Raffi is ridiculously hot and charming, but he’s also insufferably smug. Though the real gut punch comes when Ani meets the happy couple—because the actress’s fiancée is none other than the woman who shattered her heart two years ago: her ex-girlfriend, Kami.

All Raffi Garabedian has ever wanted is to make his father proud. Taking over the family winery should be his dream come true—but its first major event is off to a rocky start, thanks to one irritating(-ly beautiful) wedding planner who challenges him at every turn. He’s shocked to find that they have one thing in common, however: their mutual ex, Kami. Despite the record level of awkwardness, they’ll have to work together to make sure this wedding goes perfectly. But first, they’ll have to deal with the tension sizzling between them—before it turns their ex’s nuptials into a full-blown disaster…or something much more scandalous.

Title: Our Ex's Wedding

Author: Taleen Voskuni

Publisher: Berkley

Expected Publication Date: January 20. 2026

Review:

Thank you to Berkley Publishing Group and NetGalley for supplying me with a copy of this title to read and give my honest review. The opinions expressed here are my own.

When I read the blurb for this book, I was hooked. I love titles that include diversity and this one had a whole big bunch of it. Cultural, yes, but also gender related. It checked a lot of boxes for me. And I was pleasantly surprised with the story.

Ani Avakian's wedding planning business is in debt after she was scammed. When she's contacted by an Indie movie star, she has no clue it's her ex-girlfriend's fiancé. To make matters even worse, the wedding is taking place at a new Arminian winery run by Raffi Garabedian, known to her as a playboy. She just needs to make it through the wedding and get paid so she can get her business back on track. 

I really enjoyed how this story was set up. Lots of angst from the main characters. Some miscommunication which I don't always love but which fit well with the story. And a slew of fun side characters. The plot kept me engaged and kept the pacing fast. There were moments when I couldn't help but laugh but also emotional moments that had my heart hurting for the main characters.

I love a good slow burn and this story had that in spades. There was a lot of push and pull between Ani and Raffi and it built the chemistry between them at a great pace. 

Voskuni infused a nice amount of culture into this story. I didn't know much about the Arminian culture so it was nice to have this introduction and learn a few things. I noticed some similarities to other cultures. The author also infused a queer component into the story. 

If you're looking for a charming romance with unique characters and plot that will have you smiling and rooting for the main characters to finally find each other, give Voskun'is story a try!

Author:

Taleen Voskuni is an Armenian-American writer who grew up in the Bay Area diaspora surrounded by a rich Armenian community and her ebullient family. She graduated from UC Berkeley with a BA in English and currently lives in San Francisco, working in tech. Her work has appeared in Cleaver Magazine, The Bold Italic, and Cal Literature & Arts Magazine. Other than a newfound obsession with writing romcoms, she spends her free time cultivating her kids, her garden, and her dark chocolate addiction. Sorry, Bro is her first published novel.

Fat Stack Friday January 16, 2026

 

Check out the goodies I got this week!

NetGalley/Edelweiss/Booktrovert:

Beth Is Dead by Katie Bernet

This one was available on Booktrovert. It's already been published but I'm looking forward to reading it!

Off The Record by Sara Goodman Confino

Read now and I heard good things about this author's first book so I grabbed it!

Kindle:

Holidays With the Wongs: The Complete Series by Jackie Lau

I'm in my novella phase so I jumped on this one that was suggested in one of my groups. I've read one book by this author and it was just ok. Hope I like this one better. Trying to read stories that go along with the year/holidays.

Grace & Henry's Holiday Movie Marathon by Matthew Norman

I keep seeing this one posted and people loving it. I know it's past Christmas but I'm thinking I may read it soon. Or maybe I'll make a folder for my Christmas reads for this coming December!

Pirate Queen by Elizabeth Briggs

I saw that this author sadly passed back in December. She had a pretty big following. She has this up as free so I grabbed it to see if I'll like her writing and then maybe buy her books to support her family.

Once Upon a Bookshop Series by Alice Hoffman

I'm loving all the novellas I'm finding. I love Hoffman and these have hit the spot. I just have one more to read!

Home for the Hoidays Series By Various Authors

More novellas to fill my plate. I'm excited for these but may save them for the holiday season!

The Wedding Set Up by Sonali Dev

Another novella! Are you surprised. This will slide into my rotation after I'm finished with the Hoffman stories.

Woman Down by Colleen Hoover

I've kind of grown out of Hoover, to be honest. But I cannot help but get her books and read them. Maybe this one will surprise me.

Racing Hearts by Grace Newman

Give me all the F1 romance. Some are great, some fall short. Fingers crossed this one works for me!

In The Mail:

Her Hidden Fire by Cliodhna O'Sullivan

The publisher sent me a copy of this. I didn't even remember that they had already done so! So now I have two. The ARC does not have those cool edges. I would love to be sent a finished copy when it's published. Looking forward to reading this one. Since I have two, I think a giveaway might be in order!

What did you get?

ARC Review: Love and Other Brain Experiments by Hannah Brohm

 

Perfect for fans of Ali Hazelwood and Christina Lauren, a STEM academic-rivals-to-lovers rom-com set at a New York conference about two neuroscientists who are forced to pretend they’re dating, leading to unexpected chemistry and a heartfelt journey of self-discovery.

Neuroscientist Dr. Frances Silberstein has success on the brain. As a grad student, she was offered a job by her brilliant boyfriend, but determined to make it on her own, she turned it—and him—down. Now, stuck in postdoc purgatory with no job security and no personal life to speak of, Frances is desperate to make a breakthrough. Her best shot is a summer conference packed with her field’s leading scientists. The only problem? It’s organized by her ex, who has found the success that’s eluded her. But backing out is not an option, because Frances desperately needs to network to save her career.

Enter Dr. Lewis North: her perceptive, meticulous, and inconveniently attractive rival. When their academic sniping gets mistaken for flirtatious chemistry, Frances doesn’t deny it—putting her integrity and career on the line. As soon as her prefrontal cortex is operational again, Frances realizes she needs to keep up the charade, or risk everything she’s worked for. Faking data is out of the question, but fake dating? That might just be the solution she needs.

But as Lewis starts to make her reward centers spark and a major setback has Frances questioning everything, she must confront what she’s willing to chase—for love, for science, and for the future she thought she wanted.

Title: Love and Other Brain Experiments

author: Hannah Brohm

Publisher: Atria

Expected Publication Date: February 3, 2026

Review:

Thank you to Atria and NetGalley for providing me with a copy of this book to read and give an honest review. The opinions expressed here are my own.

If you throw a book at me that in any way reminds me of Ali Hazelwood or is compared to her AND Christina Lauren, I'm gonna grab it and hope to gobble it all up. That was this book. The blurb was so promising and definitely gave me vibes of two of my favorite authors. Plus, I really love any books that are grounded in STEM. STEM characters are always quirky and fun.

Frances is definitely a quirky character. While she's super smart, you can see she really has a hard time in social situations. This is often the case with characters who are grounded in academics/science. Like most characters I've read in this type of situations, she finds herself unable to know what to say much of the time. Or she doesn't say the "right" thing because it's just not how her brain functions. I did see it, I really did. But I wish I could have seen it more. I wish I could have been shown how this truly affected her. There was a lot of telling about her anxiety or how she wasn't sure how to act here or there. But I don't want the characters to tell me about it. I want to see it. It made it hard to connect with her or truly like her and be invested in her story.

I liked Lewis a bit more. Though I think I would have liked him better had I gotten his POV. It was a bit hard to understand him or feel for him when it was only Frances telling us about him. For me, a rom-com really needs to have both points of view to hit the mark. I have read a few that were not that I enjoyed but for the most part it's so much easier to understand the story when both characters are showing you their side. Also, he flipped a bit too much between being grumpy and then suddenly turning nice.

The tension between Lewis and Frances is understandable given the story line Brohm presents. But it remains a bit of a mystery throughout the story and made it hard to understand how deep their rivalry actually went. Or to even make it totally believable. Is there miscommunication (often times my most hated trope)? Yes, there is. But at the same time there's barely an attempt to resolve it.

My favorite part sof this book were the meet cute, fake dating, and the tackling of sexism in academia. The meet-cute solidified for me the character's overall personalities and I was hoping to see more of this throughout the book. But then it was not carried through and I didn't get the same vibe between them once the story started to unfold. The story definitely reminded me of The Love Hypothesis by Hazelwood. It has an extremely similar vibe. I can see how Brohm's story was influenced by that title. A little too much, if you ask me. I wanted it to be a bit more unique, but it wasn't. However, the fake dating part of the story was done fairly well. Practice kissing, calling each other pet names and acting the part around others, and then the muddled feelings which ultimately leads to real feelings and confusion. Brohm absolutely tackled academia being geared toward the male genre. She did a good job of showing how it is hard to be a woman in this profession.

Like Hazelwood's books, you can see this book was written by someone in STEM. The overall tone just jumps off the page as such. And I do love this idea. But unlike Hazelwood's stories, I just felt like this one was missing all the right elements to make it funny and entertaining. It felt like the author was trying to hard to have it be a Hazelwood story. It was fun and nerdy but needed more character development to make me feel invested in Frances's story. I struggled to truly connect with or care about the characters, Overall it was worth the read and I do think people will find it entertaining. And, seeing as this is the author's first book, I would give her writing another try in the future to see if she figures out how to flesh out her characters and make her storyline a little less clunky. Her writing has a lot of promise for me.

Author:

Hannah Brohm penned her first novel when she was a teen, and yes, it was about vampires. After studying psychology in university and graduating with a PhD in neuroscience, she rediscovered her passion for storytelling and swapped writing articles about brain science for swoony romance novels. Born and raised in Germany, Hannah lived in Portugal, the Netherlands and New York City before moving to London, where she now lives together with her husband and an ever-growing collection of books and handknit sweaters.

Review: Famous Once by Jane Green

 

From New York Times bestselling author Jane Green comes an unforgettable tale of redemption and reunion, where the echoes of rock and roll fame and the secrets that came with it lead a mother and daughter back to each other.

Former model Astrid Lane lives a quiet life as a caterer, far from her days as rock star Callum Blake's famous wife. When a retrospective about the 1970s music scene sparks renewed interest in that era, Astrid's estranged daughter Zara reaches out about a podcast discussing her father's career—and a long-buried tragedy that changed their family forever.

After a mysterious break-in at Astrid's cottage, mother and daughter find themselves drawn into an unexpected collaboration. Through a collection of old recordings and shared memories, they begin piecing together a story that's far bigger than their family's past. What they uncover will shake the foundations of rock music history and the powerful people who shaped it.

But amid the investigation, something unexpected blooms. As Astrid and Zara work to unravel decades-old secrets, they find themselves building something they'd both given up the chance to be mother and daughter again, this time on their own terms.

Title: Famous Once

Author: Jane Green

Publisher: Amazon First Reads

Expected Publication Date: February 1, 2026

Review:

Thank you to Amazon First Reads for providing me with this title to read and give my honest review. The opinions expressed here are my own. 

I'm really loving reading novellas. While I love full length books, sometimes I'm just looking for a short story to consume. This hit that spot.

This is my first title from Jane Green. I'll need to look into her other titles to see if there is anything I might be interested in reading.

I enjoyed this story. For me, the characters were not as fleshed out as I would have liked them to be. While it's a novella, I know it's possible to grow characters in such a setting. I had a hard time connecting with them. The relationship between Zara and Astrid was nice. It would have been nice to get a bit of what Zara got from her famous father, Callum.

The plot overall was nice. I can see this as a longer story. It had the recipe of a story that could be great but fell short for me. A lot of background was glossed over and it caused me to not understand the story and characters as much as I think I could have if there had been a bit of a deeper dive into all of it.

I did enjoy the writing and can see where I might enjoy longer stories from this author. I will have to look into her more to see what else she has written and if those stories are something I want to consume.

Writing a short story that is complete is definitely not an easy task. While I enjoyed this enough, it just didn't feel complete to me.

Author:

Jane Green's twenty first novel, Sister Stardust, is out April 5th 2022.

She is the author of eighteen previous New York Times Bestselling novels, and known as one of the world's leading authors in women's fiction, with over ten million books in print, and translations in over 25 languages.

Previous novels have included The Beach House, Second Chance, Jemima J, and Tempting Fate.

She joined the ABC News team to write their first enhanced digital book— about the history of Royal marriages, then joined ABC News as a live correspondent covering Prince William’s wedding to Kate Middleton.

A former journalist in the UK, she has had her own radio show on BBC Radio London, and is a regular contributor on radio and TV, including as well as regularly appearing on television shows including Good Morning America, The Martha Stewart show, and The Today Show.

Together with writing books and blogs, she contributes to various publications, both online and print, including anthologies and novellas, and features for The Huffington Post, The Sunday Times, Cosmopolitan and Self. She has taught at writers conferences, and does regular keynote speaking, and has a weekly column in The Lady magazine, England’s longest running weekly magazine.

A graduate of the French Culinary Institute in New York, Green is bringing out her first cookbook: Good Taste , with Berkley in October 2016.

She is a storyteller for The Moth radio hour on NPR,
and lives in Westport, Connecticut with her husband and their blended family. When she is not writing, cooking, gardening, filling her house with friends and herding chickens, she is usually thanking the Lord for caffeine-filled energy drinks.

Most Anticipated Releases Tuesday January 13, 2026

These are the books I'm excited about releasing this week!

Woman Down by Colleen Hoover

I'm so on the fence with this author. There were a few stories I really enjoyed by her but then there were more that I just found lacking. This doesn't keep me from continuing to read the stories she puts out. I'll give this one a try and see how it goes.

The Lust Crusade (Raiders of The Lost Heart #3) by Jo Segura

If you love Indiana Jones and romance, check out this series. It is super cute. I had so much fun reading all of them and got to read this one early. You can see my thoughts HERE.

How about you?

 

ARC Review: The Improbable Meet Cute: Second Chances Collection by Various Authors

Fate works in mysterious ways—and this Valentine’s Day, it’s feeling particularly mischievous. From accidental Zoom crashes to graveyard resurrections, six beloved romance authors bring you a collection of increasingly steamy second chances.

Accidentally Yours by Christina Lauren
When marketing consultant Veronica accidentally crashes the wrong Zoom meeting, she’s shocked to receive a job offer from the company’s intriguing CEO. Their professional email exchanges quickly turn flirty, but Veronica’s mind keeps drifting to her reserved but gorgeous new neighbor. As Valentine’s Day approaches, she’ll discover that sometimes the most improbable meet-cute can lead to the perfect match. (2 hours, 10 minutes)

Time Will Tell by Hannah Bonam-Young
When a history teacher receives a letter from her deceased grandmother revealing a secret love affair in the 1950s, it leads her to a time capsule hidden decades ago. But it’s the charming grandson of her grandmother’s lost love who changes everything, proving that sometimes the heart knows exactly where—and when—it belongs.

Second Act Romance by Julie Soto
When food poisoning takes out the lead in their Valentine’s Day production of Oklahoma!, TV sensation Colby J. Turner swoops in to save the show. But for leading lady Bex Hardgrave, this last-minute casting is more drama than she bargained for. Eight years ago, their onstage chemistry sparked real-life fireworks—until a misunderstanding brought down the curtain. As showtime approaches, Bex and Colby must decide if their second-chance romance deserves its own standing ovation.

A Play for Love by Trilina Pucci
Years ago, during a college production of Romeo and Juliet, Rory and Oliver shared one unforgettable stage kiss before fate pulled them apart. Now, while drowning her Valentine’s Day sorrows at brunch, she spots her former Romeo, wearing nothing but gold shorts and wings, playing Cupid for the lovelorn masses. Their chemistry still sizzles, but these former leads will need more than Shakespeare’s guidance to turn their second chance into a true romance.

Death to Valentine’s Day by Catherine Cowles
After her boyfriend’s betrayal, the last thing Maia St. James wants is Valentine’s Day. But when friends drag her to a Death to Valentine’s Day masquerade ball at a mountain lodge, she ends up kissing a masked stranger—only to discover he’s her ex’s older brother. And when a guest is found murdered, the party becomes a deadly mystery. Now Maia must unmask a killer before her second chance at romance is cut short.

Valentine’s Slay by Navessa Allen
Louisiana gravedigger Noah Evans’s Valentine’s night shift takes an unexpected turn when his high school crush, Emma, starts screaming from her freshly dug grave. As they unearth a deadly family conspiracy, Noah and Emma discover that old flames burn even hotter the second time around—especially when someone’s trying to kill them.

Fate works in mysterious ways—and this Valentine’s Day, it’s feeling particularly mischievous. From accidental Zoom crashes to graveyard resurrections, six beloved romance authors bring you a collection of increasingly steamy second chances.

Review:

Thank you to Amazon Original Stories and NetGalley for providing me with a copy of this title to read and give my honest review. The opinions expressed here are my own.

I'm in my novella phase. I read the short stories Amazon put out last year and adored them. I was excited to see there were more coming out for the season of love and couldn't wait to read them! I'm excited I got to read them. I loved all the different themes that were presented. I will say I was expecting them all to be second chance romances given the title but they were not.

Accidentally Yours by Christina Lauren: I don't think there's anything Lauren can write that I don't love. This one was totally charming and funny as all get out. I loved the accidental zoom, the fact that the FMC, Veronica, (who had nothing to lose), calls the men out on their BS. How she and Jude communicate via email and get to know one another. It totally had You've got mail vibes with that (one of my favorite movies). Is there some miscommunication with this one, there is, and normally it makes me crazy. But it truly worked with this story. This would be a great full length story and I gave it 4.5 stars just because I needed more!

Time Will Tell by Hannah Bonam-Carter: Another author that is aut0-read for me. I really love her all inclusive stories. This was probably my favorite story out of all the ones presented. I loved how the two characters form a relationship via email, then texting, then phone calls. The build up was a lot of fun. There was flirting and a bit of pining. The romance between Georgia and Callum was truly charming and I enjoyed how they got to know each other. Even the side characters were fun. This is another title that would be a great full length story and I gave it 4.5 stars just because I needed more!

Second Act Romance by Julie Soto: This author can be hit or miss for me. I did like the idea that this story was actually a second chance, which is what I was expecting. However, I think because I don't know all that much about theater, I lost my edge understanding this story. Often times while reading I didn't really understand what was going on. This made it hard to feel the chemistry between the two characters. Plus there is a lot of focus on the side characters which I usually enjoy but as a novella I feel like it was too much. I needed a bit more focus on the FMC and the MMC. This was fun but not my favorite of the stories. 3 stars.

A Play For Love by Trilina Pucci: I have not read anything by this author before, I always love being introduced to new authors to see if I'll enjoy their writing. This did meet the second chance romance vibe I was looking for. I really enjoyed the initial meet-cute and then the subsequent follow up. The first part was a good build up for me. I loved how Rory reacted. And then to get Oliver's POV later on as he's struggling to find work and takes on a job he truly doesn't want just to make some money for rent. I would have liked to see more of him and his love for teaching kids. We're really just told about it rather than being shown and I feel like that would have made the ending make more sense. But overall I enjoyed the writing and the short story and could see myself reading more from this author. 4 stars.

Death To Valentine's Day by Catherine Cowles: This is another author I've never read before. But her books have been on my radar so I was excited to have a chance to get to know her writing through this novella. I will say this story took a turn I didn't think it would take, murder mystery. I did love the idea of it, though. The chemistry between the two main characters was lacking for me. I needed more between them as it came off as inst-love and I am not a fan of that trope. I just didn't feel like they had a chance to ramp up their chemistry given the side story of the murder. And the ultimate murderer was definitely a shock but I also would have liked to see more finger pointing to other characters first so we could be kept guessing more.  3 Stars.

Valentine's Slay by Navessa Allen: I have enjoyed the dark romance this author has written and I was excited to see what kind of novella she would give us! I love the idea of a graveyard romance. I will say the build up between the characters was lacking. While I know it's hard to create that tension in such a short time, it's totally doable and I just didn't feel that from the FMC, Emma. The MMC, Noah, yes. He told us over and over about his attraction to Emma and how he never thought her marriage was right for her. But overall their connection just wasn't there. The story line was cute enough. Kind of mysterious but not really as I guessed it from the very start. I'll continue to give Allen a try as she comes out with more books. 3 stars. 

Overall, this was fun to read and I hope Amazon continues to put out fun short stories. I'm loving the holiday themes and I hope they continues to publish them as they truly are so much fun!

Authors:

Christina Lauren is the combined pen name of long-time writing partners/best friends Christina Hobbs and Lauren Billings. The coauthor duo writes both Young Adult and Adult Fiction, and together has produced twenty New York Times bestselling novels. Their books have been translated into 30+ languages. (Some of these books have kissing. Some of these books have A LOT of kissing.)


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Hannah is an Amazon bestselling romance author from Ontario, Canada. She lives with her childhood-friend-turned-husband Ben, two kids, and bulldog near Niagara Falls on the traditional territory of the Haudenosaunee and Anishinaabe peoples.

Hannah writes romances featuring a cast of diverse, disabled, marginalized, and LGBTQIA+ folks wherein swoon-worthy storylines blend with the beautiful, messy, and challenging realities of life.

When not reading or writing romance you can find her having living-room dance parties with her kids or planning any occasion that warrants a cheese board.

JULIE SOTO is a USA Today bestselling author, playwright, and actress originally from Sacramento, CA. Her musical Generation Me won the 2017 New York Musical Festival’s Best Musical award, as well as Best Book for her script. She is a musical theater geek, fandom nerd, and the author of many spicy fan fictions. Julie now lives in Fort Bragg, CA, with her dog, Charlie. She is probably drinking coffee as you read this.

Trilina Pucci, a #1 Amazon and USA TODAY Bestselling Author, is a connoisseur of pop culture and SANPELLEGRINO, but her true passion lies in crafting tantalizing romantic novels that delve into the depths of desire, emotion, and even hearty belly laughs.

When she's not penning steamy love stories, you'll find her indulging in Netflix marathons with her husband, Anthony (Residence is a fan fave), and their three not-so-little ones.

Writer of words. Drinker of Diet Cokes. Lover of all things cute and furry, especially her dog. Catherine has had her nose in a book since the time she could read and finally decided to write down some of her own stories. When she's not writing she can be found exploring her home state of Oregon, listening to true crime podcasts, or searching for her next book boyfriend.

• Navessa Allen is an author who resides on a 200-year-old farm in rural New England. She shares her home with her husband, cats, and various farm animals. Allen's writing career has garnered attention, particularly for her dark romance novels. Her book "Lights Out" has gained popularity, especially on platforms like TikTok and Goodreads. Allen maintains an online presence through her Patreon page and website, where readers can stay updated on her latest projects. Her work often explores themes of trauma, healing, and complex relationships, blending elements of dark romance with humor and character development.

 

Fat Stack Friday January 9, 2026

 

Check out my goodies this week!

Kindle:

Fun For The Holidays by J. Sterling

I saw someone post these in one of my books groups and thought it would be fun to get them and read each one on the first of every month. I've already read and reviewed the first one. You can see that HERE.

Boss Man by Vi Keeland

This was a freebie that came in the author's newsletter. I cannot pass up a freebie. Hope it's good. I tried a book by this author and wasn't a fan but maybe this one will be different.

When We First Met by Cara Bastone

I'm looking for novellas to read this year. I want to have a few a month I can put between my longer reads to break things up. I'm hoping I'll get a few more as I did ask in my book groups for titles.

NetGalley/Booktrovert/Edelweiss:

The Improbable Meet-Cute: Second Chances Collection by Various Authors

I'm loving these short stories Amazon is putting out with all the authors I adore! I was excited to see this as a read now and grabbed it right away. I have to read it on the NetGalley reader, which I don't love, but I love the authors so it's worth it!

Formula Zero by Meredith Lanzen

Still searching for that great F1 story. I've only liked two out of the many I've read so far. So much to get right in these stories and often they are missing something. Hope I like this one!

The Aftermythe by Tracy Wolff

I haven't actually read anything by this author, but I see her name around a lot. This one is middle grade. I haven't read a good middle grade in a while so I hope I like it. This one was from Booktrovert.

In Every Possible Way by Alicia Thompson

I saw one of my favorite romance authors put in a newsletter that she read and loved this one so I had to request it and I'm excited to give it a try. I hope my trust in that author pans out.

Shadow Reaper by Lynette Noni

I loved The Prison Healer by this author and was excited to see she had a new book coming out. I hope it lives up to her last series!

Little Free Library/Gifted:

Mexican Gothic by Silvia Moreno-Garcia

I stopped by the LFL on my way to work this morning and this one was in there! I rarely see anything in there I want so I took this and left something else. I hope I like it.

The Spellshop by Sarah Beth Durst

This one has been on my list to get because the cover is just gorgeous. But I also like cozy fantasy. And Durst! My friend gave me this one when I picked my son up from her house today.

The Ferryman by Justin Cronin

That same friend gave me this one, as well. I've wanted to read The Passage by this author (loved the TV show) but haven't gotten around to it (so many books so little time). She said she tore through this one and really enjoyed it. Looking forward to it.

What did you get?