A short story told from Nezha's point of view, published after The Dragon Republic. It contains scenes from The Poppy War as well as the second book. Can't guarantee that you won't feel things.

The sequel to kinder poison, Zahru is now marked with the symbol of mestrah. And so is Kasta. Now they have to work together. But will kasta betray them again? Lacks a concrete plot.

When a hard-working student and a witch accidentally summon a devil of ink, all goes to hell. Now they can give in to the devil and his charms or fight him. But the devil will tell his story too.

Confusing, magical, ethereal and filled with raw love, a tale told from the perspective of a man known as the bridegroom about his beautiful bride who holds more secrets than fairytales. I loved it.

B99 meets The great/Dickinson but with Lady pirates, scoundrel and societies, flying houses, women smashing the patriarchy and stealing from it in a ladylike way with a moral code and romance.

Imagine beauty and the beast but the beast is a girl and the beauty is a handsome boi who is born to a family that cons. It was lighthearted with funny banters but wasn't enticing enough to captivate.

This book has everything. A raging bisexual with an enemies to lovers arc with her academic rival and two other really dumb boys who together with the said bisexual go try to find the girl with clues.

Gwen and Art are not in love but I am in love with both of them and their significant others.

There was a lot of exposition and the writing felt childish

I will read anything by Marissa Meyer. Provided that it's good of course. This one was! It was slow at first but I've come to understand that Marissa's book are more character driven. I always fall in love with her characters and some very specific moments in her books. Like always, Her character's were full fleshed out and quick thinking. Even Gild despite his um limited presence 💀

Basically this book is for you if you enjoy fairytale retellings and character driven stories.