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Books I Loved in 2026: Japanese Gothic by Kylie Lee Baker
Maybe the bridge between life and death isn't a bridge at all, he'd said once to her. Maybe it's more like an ocean. You're under water, reaching for the surface, and I'm on the shore, dipping my hand into the sea.
"I was here for a moment, and then I was gone"
Books I Read in 2026: Emily Wilde's Encyclopaedia of Faeries by Heather Fawcett
I wish to know the unknowable. To see what no mortal has seen. To peel back the carpeting of the world and tumble into the stars.
Books I Read in 2026: The Devil She Knows by Alexandria Bellefleur
"People so often miss what's in front of them, especially if they don't know what they're looking for."
Books I Read in 2026: Spoiled Milk by Avery Curran
By the time she was done with you, you'd not only do whatever she wanted but you'd think it was your idea all along. Someone who had loved her less might have called it calculating. I thought of her voice, and the painful absence of it. I thought of Violet, who had loved me, and was giving me a warning.
Books I Loved in 2026: The Raven Scholar by Antonia Hodgson
People were puzzles, Neema thought. Not fun ones, with prizes. They were puzzles that made no sense, and gave no answer, and broke your heart for no reason.
Books I Loved in 2026: Hell's Heart by Alexis Hall
"A beast doesn't have to be a god... to be well worth staying away from" That much, at least, was true. And by the same token a man didn't have to be an angel to speak prophecy. He just had to open his eyes.
Books I Loved in 2026: The Duke by Anna Cowan
She was constantly underestimating Celine and constantly paying for it. Perhaps she should have taken warning from their night together in Paris. Perhaps if she hadn't so thoroughly closed the door on it, she would have remembered how there was nothing Celine wouldn't do, no intimacy she wouldn't give or receive. Perhaps from the first moment she saw Celine in London, she would have felt the level of caution Celine merited.
