Series Review for The Provenance Chronicles, by Katelyn Pfeiffer.

Book 1: City of End | Book 2: City of Truth

Three more forthcoming!

The Provenance Chronicles is a Christian dystopian series aimed at YA readers. It takes place more than 2,000 years in Earth's future, 1,000 years after a worldwide nuclear holocaust that forced survivors to flee underground. But the radiation didn't only strip Earth's surface bare; it created a new breed of demons whose sole purpose is to root out all humans until every last one is dead.

City of End on Kindle Unlimited: https://www.amazon.com/City-Provenance-Chronicles-Katelyn-Pfeiffer/dp/B0DK5BNMF7

City of End on Goodreads: https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/220442172-city-of-end

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Book review for Assassin in the Alehouse, by Z.S. Diamanti.

The third installment of the Fables of Finlestia cozy fantasy series is here!

Assassin in the Alehouse is a realistic and relatable representation of PTSD and healing.

You don't need to read these in order, since they act as standalones in the same universe, but why would you skip a good cozy fantasy?

Find Z.S. Diamanti's books at https://zsdiamanti.com/

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Book review for Two in the Bush, by Judith Hale Everett.

The first book in her Branwell Chronicles, Two in the Bush is a delightful regency romance written in the style of Jane Austen and Georgette Heyer, and perfect for readers who feel as though they've exhausted the classics but still crave that literary experience.

It's clean, witty, and hits all the right romantic feels. From dangerous Gothic fantasies to stubbornly resisting clear attraction, this book was a fun escape into the regency era.

Find Judith Hale Everett's Regency Romance books: https://judithhaleeverett.com/

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