Conclusion of a trilogy. A crossover event of the ages. Read it in something like 11 hours? Not healthy. Couldn’t stop. 

I love a dark romance, and TikTok made sure this one came across my radar. It’s a stalker romance, but the stalker is an awkward adorable nerd where this book had me laughing as much as anything else. Audiobook is the only way to go for this one.

What happens after Dracula? Sapphic love affair with vampires, and taking down an MLM cult at the same time? Obsessed. Also very smart integration and reimagining of the classic story.

Ruby McTavish is who I want to be when I grow up - just without the murdered husbands. She was such a delightful character and I love the way the story unfolded.

One of the best Lucy Foley books. Multiple narrators, timeline is wibbly wobbly, and the ending? Top notch. The final sentence/two has been with me constantly.

Tried on a whim, and I enjoyed this! Murder mystery, classic.

Queer monster romance that leaves you questioning if the shapeshifting creature that may or may not (but definitely does) eat people and assume their attributes is really the monster, or if the monster looks a little more human. Loved it.