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    Legends & Lattes - Legends & Lattes by Travis Baldree
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    Legends & Lattes is a delightful and heartwarming tale about an orc named Viv who decides to retire from a life of adventuring and open a coffee shop, despite the city of Thune being unfamiliar with the concept of coffee. The story follows Viv's journey of renovating an old premises, navigating the criminal underworld, and building a community around her new venture. Along the way, she is joined by charming and diverse characters like a hob carpenter and a succubus, forming a found family that supports her in this new chapter of her life.

    The writing style of Legends & Lattes is described as cozy, charming, and immersive, with vivid descriptions that teleport the reader into the coffee shop setting, evoking all five senses. The book offers a mix of low-intensity cozy development and higher stakes conflict, while also featuring a strong wlw romance subplot that feels organic and not forced. Overall, the novel is a refreshing take on epic fantasy quests, focusing on the beauty of everyday moments and the power of friendship and community.

    Thune’s wakeful noises rose as she moved further into the city. At the outskirts, the buildings had been mostly wooden, with some river stone foundations interspersed. The deeper she ventured, the mor...

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    Can't Spell Treason Without Tea - Tomes & Tea Cozy Fantasies by Rebecca Thorne
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    "Can't Spell Treason Without Tea" by Rebecca Thorne is a cozy fantasy novel set in the supportive and embracing Tawney community, centered around the characters Kianthe and Reyna who navigate their love, challenges, and dreams of opening a tea and book shop. The story follows their journey from escaping their past responsibilities to facing the trials of a harsh and remote location, all while exploring themes of love, friendship, and self-discovery with a touch of magic and adventure.

    Thorne's writing style in "Can't Spell Treason Without Tea" is praised for its witty dialog, great worldbuilding, and storytelling that balances cozy moments with bursts of excitement. The book offers a refreshing take on fantasy by focusing on the realistic desires of its characters rather than grand quests, weaving in elements of found family, defiance against authority, and wish fulfillment.


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    The House Witch 1
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    Book 1 in the series:The House Witch

    The House Witch 1 - The House Witch by Delemhach
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    The House Witch 1 is a cozy fantasy novel with strong characters and a fun storyline. The book follows the charming adventures of the main character, a cook, as he navigates through a world filled with magic, romance, and unexpected friendships. The writing style of the author, Delemhach, is described as well-crafted and structured, with a focus on world and character building that lays the groundwork for an engaging series.


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    The Spellshop by Sarah Beth Durst
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    The Spellshop is a cozy fantasy that revolves around a socially awkward female main character (FMC), who is a librarian navigating her life amidst magical elements. The story is set on a charming island where she interacts with a variety of whimsical creatures, including sentient talking plants and merhorses. The plot showcases her personal growth and the development of unexpected friendships, all while she engages with themes of knowledge and power through her love for books. It’s described as a slow-paced narrative with a lot of heart, focusing on slice-of-life moments rather than high-stakes adventures.

    The writing style is characterized as warm and inviting, with many readers noting that it feels like a "warm hug." The author aims to create a delightful reading experience that emphasizes coziness and sweetness over intense drama or romance. The narrative is filled with lush details that evoke a cottagecore aesthetic, making it an ideal escape for those seeking comfort and light-hearted stories. The FMC's journey, while not heavily focused on romance, features a charming and supportive male main character (MMC) that complements her character beautifully.


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    A Wizard's Guide To Defensive Baking by T. Kingfisher
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    A fourteen-year-old orphan with a magical affinity for baking named Mona finds herself accused of murder when she discovers a dead body in her family's bakery. She is swept into a world of treachery and threatened invasion, where she must use her magical baking skills to save her home city. The book combines elements of fantasy, humor, political intrigue, and heartwarming moments, as Mona navigates through a dangerous situation with the help of unique characters like a sentient sourdough starter and gingerbread warriors.

    The story delves into themes of heroism, duty, and the power of imagination, as a young protagonist is forced to step up and face challenges beyond her years. The writing style is described as fast-paced, funny, and endearing, with a mix of dark moments balanced by moments of wit and humor. The book's world-building is praised for its creativity and thoughtful exploration of magic, making it an engaging and enjoyable read for both young adult and adult audiences.

    I let out an undignified yelp and backed up a step, then another, until I ran into the bakery door. We keep the door open most of the time because the big ovens get swelteringly hot otherwise, but it ...

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    Cursed Cocktails
    Book 1 in the series:Tales of Aedrea

    Cursed Cocktails - Tales of Aedrea by S.L. Rowland
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    Cursed Cocktails follows the journey of Rhoren, a blood mage who retires after years of fighting to open a tavern with the help of Kallum. The book combines elements of fantasy and cozy fiction, focusing on character development, found family, and the art of crafting cocktails. The plot revolves around Rhoren's past, his father's legacy, and the mysteries surrounding a cursed building he acquires.

    The writing style of Cursed Cocktails is described as character-driven, wholesome, and foody, resembling a mage version of Pickwick Papers or Famous Five. The book features a mix of real and fictional cocktails, a slow romance, and a warm narrative that delves into themes of compassion, found family, and overcoming trauma. Readers appreciate the seamless world-building, sharp editing, and the subtle exploration of relationships and character backgrounds.


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    A Rival Most Vial - The Side Quest Row by R.K. Ashwick
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    In 'A Rival Most Vial' by R.K. Ashwick, the story revolves around Ambrose Beake, a skilled and reserved half elf potion seller, whose life takes an unexpected turn when a charming new shopkeeper named Eli opens a rival potion shop just across the street. What initially starts as a heated rivalry soon escalates into a full-blown war of price tags and products, as Ambrose and Eli attempt to outdo each other at every turn. The author expertly builds the tension between the two characters, pitting Ambrose's expertise against Eli's effortless charm. The gradual escalation of their rivalry is skillfully crafted, keeping readers eagerly turning pages as the stakes grow higher with each chapter.

    The enchanting tale takes readers on a captivating journey through the world of potions, competition, and unexpected love. With a delightful blend of humor, tension, and heartfelt moments, the chemistry that brews between Ambrose and Eli is palpable, making their transition from rivals to something more feel genuine and satisfying. The evolution of the central relationship is beautifully portrayed, with the author expertly balancing moments of animosity with glimpses of vulnerability and unexpected camaraderie.


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    Bookshops & Bonedust - Legends & Lattes by Travis Baldree
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    Bookshops & Bonedust is a prequel in the Legends & Lattes series, focusing on a young orc warrior named Viv who finds herself recovering from an injury in a quiet seaside village called Murk. While there, she befriends a bookseller named Fern and becomes entangled in a mystery involving a necromancer. The book explores Viv's journey of self-discovery, friendship, and the joy of reading, all set in a cozy low-stakes fantasy world. The writing style, narrated by Travis Baldree, brings the characters and the story to life, with vivid descriptions and distinct character voices.


    (Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Legends & Lattes )

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    I Ran Away to Evil by Mystic Neptune
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    'I Ran Away to Evil' by Mystic Neptune is a fun and engaging fantasy novel that combines LitRPG and romantasy genres. The story follows Princess Henrietta as she is sent to assassinate the Dark Magician King of Nilheim but ends up forming an unlikely friendship with him instead. The book features strong world-building, lovable characters, and a slow-burn romance between Henrietta and Keith, the Dark Lord. The narrative is filled with humor, witty dialogue, and a healthy relationship dynamic, setting it apart from traditional romantasy novels. The plot includes elements of action, romance, and intrigue, leading to a satisfying conclusion while leaving room for potential sequels.

    The writing style of 'I Ran Away to Evil' is praised for its light and humorous tone, engaging dialogue that showcases character development, and a mix of cozy fantasy elements with a touch of RPG system. Readers appreciate the blend of silly and deep world-building, the well-paced plot, and the charming interactions between the characters. The book offers a fresh perspective on the LitRPG genre, particularly appealing to female readers, and provides a delightful reading experience with laugh-out-loud moments and a heartwarming romance.


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    Bound to Fall - Villains & Virtues by A.K. Caggiano
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    'Bond to Fall' in the 'Villains & Virtues' series by A.K. Caggiano is a cozy fantasy novel that follows the enchanting journey of Celeste, a character briefly mentioned in the original series. The book introduces Reeve, a holy knight on a mission to vanquish evil, who initially mistakes Celeste as the darkness he seeks to eradicate. As they unravel the true threat together, their relationship transitions from enemies to friends to lovers in a heartwarming slow burn romance. The writing style is described as smooth, well-paced, and filled with humorous and heartfelt inner monologues that bring the characters to life in a quirky and entertaining manner.


    (Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Villains & Virtues )

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