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House of Beating Wings
by Olivia Wildenstein
I breeze through a lot of paranormal/fantasy romances. They are my guilty pleasure (though no part of me actually feels guilty about that). This one hit different. Some of the lore got a little confusing towards the middle/end, but I really got a kick out of Fallon. She was sassy but in a seemingly believable way. Also the physical depictions felt accurate. That scene in Dante’s tent, not sure I know a single person who hasn’t had an encounter like that - “this is fun, right?” It felt honest and real… you know if fae were real.