The Skeleton Makes a Friend (2018) Leigh Perry (Family Skeleton Mystery #5) Another semester, another college, but this time Georgia is teaching at a summer program for high school students. If I’d been able to afford it, I would have tried to talk Madison into signing up for the program. She’d just finished her sophomore […]
A Scandal in Mayfair (2024) Katharine Schellman (Lily Adler Mystery #5) Set in London in 1817 “Do you wish for advice or a distraction?” Simon sighed. “Would that there was a way to detect a poison hiding in a bottle or meal. But alas, our scientists have not yet gained such insight.” “Do you think […]
Silence in the Library (2021) Katharine Schellman (Lily Adler Mystery #2) Set in London in 1815 Lily knew others thought her father handsome, but she never could—whenever he looked at her, lines of disapproval appeared between his eyes. They were there now. Laying aside the visual reminders of her grief felt too much like leaving […]
- May 3rd, 2026
- Categories: 9/10, British, eBook, Good Cover, Historical, Mental Health Rep, Mystery, Neurodiversity, Physical Health, Reread
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Agents of Winter (2022) Ada Maria Soto (The Agency #2) “I’m sorry, which one is B-837?” “Romantic or sexual involvement with another agency employee or contractor.” “I… um…” Arthur felt his cheeks flush and didn’t know what to say. It had never crossed his mind to fill out the “Fucking Form” as it was referred […]
- March 30th, 2026
- Categories: 8/10, Comfort Read, Contemporary, Dual Point of View, eBook, Mental Health Rep, Neurodiversity, Novella, Physical Health, Queer, Reread, Romance
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Merlin in the Library (2018) Ada Maria Soto (The Agency #1.5) Martin wanted to reassure Arthur that he was fine and send him back to bed, except his therapist reminded him every session that there was nothing wrong in asking for help and he should do so whenever he felt the need. This advice was […]
- March 29th, 2026
- Categories: 8/10, Ace, Comfort Read, Contemporary, eBook, Food, Mental Health Rep, Neurodiversity, Physical Health, Queer, Reread, Romance, Short Story, Single Point of View
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His Quiet Agent (2017) Ada Maria Soto (The Agency #1) It was seven when he walked into Martin’s room and found him tying his tie. “Wes hAl,” he greeted him with one of the dozen phrases the children had managed to teach him. Martin’s face had yet to retreat fully back into the silent blankness […]
- March 28th, 2026
- Categories: 9.5/10, Ace, Comfort Read, Contemporary, eBook, Food, Neurodiversity, Novella, Physical Health, Queer, Reread, Romance, Single Point of View
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Daniel Cabot Puts Down Roots (2022) Cat Sebastian (The Cabots #3) Set in 1973 in New York City Daniel returned from the war a bit lost. His mother used her influence to make sure he spent his time sitting at a desk, as safe as it was possible to be. So he’s living in a […]
The Mistletoe Motive (2021) Chloe Liese There is a lot I love about this story: the ace rep, the female lead with ASD, the single point-of-view. Jonathan glances up and meets my eyes, his gaze speaking some cryptic language that I don’t. I hate that feeling. It’s old and familiar, and it never fails to […]
- January 13th, 2026
- Categories: 7.5/10, Ace, Contemporary, eBook, Good Cover, Neurodiversity, Physical Health, Queer, Reread, Romance, Sexual Content
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Agents of Winter (2022) Ada Maria Soto (The Agency #2) “I’m sorry, which one is B-837?” “Romantic or sexual involvement with another agency employee or contractor.” “I… um…” Arthur felt his cheeks flush and didn’t know what to say. It had never crossed his mind to fill out the “Fucking Form” as it was referred […]
- September 12th, 2025
- Categories: 9/10, Ace, Comfort Read, Contemporary, eBook, Good Cover, Mental Health Rep, Neurodiversity, Physical Health, Queer, Reread, Romance
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Merlin in the Library (2018) Ada Maria Soto (The Agency #1.5) The previous day had been bad on the pain scale, leaving him with little appetite. Now, under the persistent ache, he found himself to be hungry. He would have to get up. Doctor’s orders, if he was hungry he needed to eat. He also […]
- September 10th, 2025
- Categories: 8.5/10, Ace, Contemporary, eBook, Mental Health Rep, Physical Health, Queer, Reread, Romance, Short Story
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His Quiet Agent (2017) Ada Maria Soto (The Agency Book 1) “Do you have anyone running a Super Bowl pool up here?” Arthur hated football but he couldn’t handle another sideways promotion, even if that meant sticking his head up. “Agent Sims used to do it, but he bashed a fax machine to death with […]
- September 10th, 2025
- Categories: 9.5/10, Ace, Comfort Read, Contemporary, eBook, Mental Health Rep, Neurodiversity, Novella, Physical Health, Queer, Reread, Romance
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The Lawrence Browne Affair (2017) Cat Sebastian (The Turners #2) Set in England in 1817 Georgie had too much practice deceiving others to be able to deceive himself. “I apologize,” he said in a normal tone of voice. “I had a valet, but he left.” “I daresay he did, if you insisted on dressing like […]
- February 14th, 2025
- Categories: 9.5/10, British, Comfort Read, eBook, Historical, Mental Health Rep, Neurodiversity, Queer, Reread, Sexual Content
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Lady Helena Investigates, Audiobook (2018) Jane Steen and Elizabeth Klett narrator (Scott-De Quincy Mysteries #1) Set in Sussex in 1881 “I can’t have you back, so I’m forced to move forward with my life. I let Daniel’s death reduce me to some kind of paralysis, but you rescued me from it in the end. Perhaps […]
A Girl Like Her (2018) Talia Hibbert (Ravenswood) Avoiding conflict was his mode of operation. They’d taught him that at basic training, once they’d figured out his hair-trigger temper. Always avoid conflict. “No,” she interrupted. “But you don’t need to cook for me.” “I do,” he said calmly, “because if you die of malnutrition just […]
- March 16th, 2024
- Categories: 8/10, British, eBook, Mental Health Rep, Neurodiversity, Physical Health, Reread, Romance, Sexual Content, Trigger Warnings
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Two Wrongs Make a Right (2022) Chloe Liese (The Wilmot Sisters) I picked up my first book by Chloe Liese because it was highly rated and had a female main character with ASD. I’ve very much enjoyed every book of hers I’ve read since then, although I don’t read them one after another, because they […]