Childhood friends who clearly would have become more but something pulled them apart and now they’ve reunited as adults is one of my favourite tropes. Mine to Possess does it well; I loved Clay and Talin together. The plot is getting plottier and I like that we now have humans in the mix.

A fascinating look at a problem that has only gotten worse in the 30 years since the book was published. Has made me realise I need to add more science books to my tbr.

Sexy magical pirates experiencing a crisis of conscious equals the perfect thing to read in a heatwave.

The way Austin writes about mental health is so relatable. You feel like you’re in Enid’s head and really going through it with her, but there’s also so many moments of humour throughout.

Sweet and spicy story for Juneteenth.

This book kicked the series up to another notch. Judd is all reserved but secretly soft and Brenna is so strong. These two have been through so much and the way Singh works it so they can come together is brilliant.

I am a complete sucker for brother’s best friend/age gap so I was obviously going to love this. Gabe and Eve are so lovely together, with Gabe trying his best to keep his distance and utterly failing and Eve being brave and putting herself out there. I also loved this as a conclusion to the series, with everything centring around Nicholas’s and Livvy’s wedding. Overall obsessed with this series and eager to read more by Rai.