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Amsterdam Westerkerk - C Springer / F Buffa & Zn - ca. 1845Amsterdam. De Wester Kerk. l' glise Wester Kerk. Oudtijds gekleurde litho door T. Fourmois naar een tekening van Cornelis Springer. Uitgegeven te Amsterdam omstreeks 1845 door F. Buffa & Zonen. Oudtijds gemonteerd op een tweede laag papier. Bijzonder mooie oudtijds inkleuring Hoogte 20 cm. (incl. titel boven en onder de prent); breedte 22 cm.
Amsterdam. De Wester-Kerk. l' Église Wester-Kerk.
Oudtijds gekleurde litho door T. Fourmois naar een tekening van Cornelis Springer. Uitgegeven te Amsterdam omstreeks 1845 door F. Buffa & Zonen.
Oudtijds gemonteerd op een tweede laag papier.
Bijzonder mooie oudtijds inkleuring
Hoogte 20 cm. (incl. titel boven en onder de prent); breedte 22 cm.
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★★★★★ 4
4 star read - dark gothic romance
Format: Kindle
Master of Salt and Bones by Keri Lake
4 STAR READ
“You’re my curse. Staying away from you, is like trying to hold my breath when the tide is rising.”
This book reminds me a lot of Nightshade, also by Keri Lake, but without the fantasy element. It gives off the same gothic vibes, including flash backs, history of abuse, and sexual deviances. It also has some overlap with the older male character obsession that is seen in Nocticadia - though Lucien doesn’t hold a candle to Professor Bramwell.
SUMMARY
Lucien was abused, lied to, and manipulated his whole life, by everyone who should have protected and cared for him. A wealthy heir to a massive fortune, he is hard, dark, and delicious. The story unfolds across two timelines, jumping between Lucien’s past and present, and Isa’s POV. Lucien is viewed as the devil of Tempest Cove, covered in scars and rumors abound involving the death of his wife and son. Isa is the daughter of the town whore, who has struggle to fit in and cope with the tribulations of her life. Lucien hires Isa to be his mother’s companion, to keep her company and encourage her to get out of bed each day. As they continue to bump into each other and interact, their relationship develops beyond his dark obsession. Lucien is wary to get attached as his connection to a dangerous secret society puts everyone he cares about at risk, however there may be no way around Isa’s involvement.
WHAT I LIKED and DISLIKED
It was a great story full of tragedy and resilience. Both characters have deep back stories that unfold throughout the book, we get information at just the right time to make things make sense. It is really well told. It does feel a bit slow in the middle, I took a mid book break to read something else but came back to it and wondered why I stopped - the reason I gave 4 stars was because I had the need to take the break. Which tells me I lost interest during part of it.
Lucien has so many layers and each one is full of sadness and devastation. Isa’s story is tragic in its own way, however her youth has her dealing with them in a difference way - she is definitely more detached in her own way.
There is an age gap - Lucien is 33, Isa is 19 — I’m not usually a fan of this kind of age gap, but Isa isn’t childish or immature so it works. The book definitely gives Grumpy x sunshine vibes. The spice is well done and paced well throughout the book.
If you like spicy, gothic, dark romance and have enjoyed other books by Keri Lake this book will not disappoint.
There are references to rape, sexual abuse, physical abuse, and mental illness — I would check any triggers before reading
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Reviewed in the United States on June 17, 2025
★★★★★ 5
thorn of mine
Format: Paperback
| fantasy romance | high fantasy | witch x necromancer | rune magic | death-made | fire mage | court politics | morally grey | political intrigue | mystery | secrets | enemies x lovers | quest | single POV | SLOW burn | feminine rage | SPICY | touch her and dxe | OCD rep | nicknames | anxiety rep | forbidden romance | cliff-hanger | plot-twist | one horse | care taking |
It’s been a few years since I last read a story by Lisette Marshall, and I was instantly reminded why I love her work. Lisette is a master of weaving together rich fantasy worlds, complex characters, and heart-stopping romance.
Lisette builds amazing worlds, develops intriguing characters, and crafts plots full of twists and turns. The final 30% had me wide awake in the middle of the night, anxious, thrilled, but also kicking my feet and grinning like a fool. Lisette truly knows how to build tension and then deliver an ending that causes a complete and utter crash out.
The dynamic between Thraga, a rune witch on the run, and Duralin, a necromancing fire mage with secrets of his own, was absolutely electric. Their banter? Unforgettable. The dialogue was brimming with wit, tension, and just the right amount of venom. Underneath all that verbal sparring, though, was a surprising tenderness. A quiet, aching vulnerability that made their connection feel raw and real, while being layered underneath a resistance full of tension and hidden yearning.
I especially admired the OCD and anxiety representation woven naturally into the story; it added authenticity and depth without ever feeling forced. The nature of OCD is repetitive, and the reality of anxiety is that it is always lurking beneath the surface. I found the representation to be so realistic and relatable.
The world-building was lush, the mystery was gripping, and the slow burn? One of the slowest and most satisfying I’ve ever had the pleasure of reading and experiencing. The story unfolds entirely through Thraga’s POV, but Lisette gifts us a glimpse into Duralin’s mind at the end, truly, a perfectly placed moment that leaves you thirsting for the next book.
The Death-Made Prince is everything I want in a fantasy romance: morally grey characters, delicious tension, sharp and cutting banter, and a world that feels alive with magic, secrets, and mystery. It’s easily one of my favorite reads of 2025, and I cannot wait to see what comes next.
This is absolutely one of my favorite reads of 2025. I highly recommend The Death-Made Prince by Lisette Marshall.
Happy Reading, Friends xx
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Reviewed in the United States on October 19, 2025
★★★★★ 4
Dark, Twisty, Unforgettable
Format: Kindle
Thank you Lisette Marshall for the free gift!
I really enjoyed this one, though I did feel it ran a bit long. Some of the pacing dragged, especially near the end where the characters seemed to face one too many “captured by the enemy” moments before the story moved forward again. Still, despite those slower stretches, the slow-burn romance was absolutely perfect. The tension between Thraga and Durlain built so naturally that when their connection finally deepened, it felt completely earned.
The worldbuilding was rich and immersive, filled with fascinating magic and political intrigue that felt both original and grounded. The rune-based magic system, in particular, was such a refreshing and creative element. And as always, Lisette Marshall’s characters were layered, flawed, and endlessly compelling.
Even with a few pacing hiccups, this story pulled me in completely, and that ending left me reeling. Lisette Marshall continues to prove why she’s one of my favorite authors. I can’t wait to see where she takes this series next. It promises to be dark, twisty, and unforgettable.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 22, 2025
★★★★★ 5
The banter was bantering, and the slow burn was 🔥🥵🌶️🙌🏻
Format: Paperback, Format: Paperback
Two enemies, one desperate bargain, and an attraction that could ultimately destroy them both? I don’t know about you guys, but this was the perfect recipe for an all-night, feet kicking the air read!
This book has it all:
🖤 Necromancer X Runewitch
⚔️ Norse Mythology
🖤 Deadly Quest
⚔️ OCD Rep
🖤 Enemies-to-lovers
⚔️ Morally Gray MCs
🖤 Reluctant Allies
⚔️ Feminine Rage
🔥 A slow burn so good you’ll be begging for more!
What I loved:
🖤 The unique world-building. I’ve read a lot of witchy reads before, and they usually follow the same pattern, however, involving descendants of dragons (Fireborn) and Necromancers really created a unique spin to the witchy market. The rune magic system was intriguing, and in action, I found myself completely enamored with it and Thraga.
🖤 The OCD representation. Let’s be honest, if you don’t have OCD, you don’t often think about it, but to those who do experience OCD, even in minor forms, seeing a FMC with OCD was refreshing and added layers to her character. Thraga has been through so much trauma, and it translates into her OCD, showing her need to have control over some aspect of her life and body, when in reality, her OCD has taken complete control of her. Throughout the story, Durlain helps her to realize just how much the OCD (and other “things”) have taken away from her ability to truly be free. It is one of the most endearing arcs I have read in a while.
🖤 The tension and banter. This wouldn’t be a highly ranked read for me without the perfect balance of tension and toe curling banter. This is a SLOW BURN, but it is so perfectly paced and balanced. When things finally combust (and boy, do they), it is so tremendously satisfying that you don’t even care how long it took to get to that point. It was earned in every way.
I highly recommend this book to any romantasy and paranormal romance enthusiast. It hits all of the right marks, and the ending will have you staring at the wall.
I am going to be incredibly surprised if this doesn’t get picked up by a traditional publisher at some point, it was that good!
Final rating: 4.5 ⭐️ 1.75 🌶️
🚨 Check TWs 🚨
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Reviewed in the United States on October 21, 2025
★★★★★ 5
Fantastic Read!
Format: Paperback
🖤”𝑰𝒇 𝒕𝒉𝒆 𝒘𝒐𝒓𝒍𝒅 𝒉𝒂𝒅 𝒕𝒐 𝒃𝒆 𝒕𝒆𝒓𝒓𝒊𝒃𝒍𝒆, 𝑰 𝒄𝒐𝒖𝒍𝒅 𝒃𝒆 𝒔𝒐, 𝒔𝒐 𝒎𝒖𝒄𝒉 𝒘𝒐𝒓𝒔𝒆.”💜
The Death-Made Prince by Lisette Marshall is the perfect enemies to lovers read!😍🐦⬛💜
🖋️Review
Thraga lives in a world where runewitches are killed for simply existing. Just hours from being sent to the gallows, a mysterious prisoner shows up and sets her on a path she never thought possible. When these two collide, they are never the same.
This book is Lisette’s best work yet! I loved the characters, the story, and the romance. The tension between these two characters was palpable and I ATE IT UP!!! Between the fast-paced plot and the witty banter, I couldn't put this one down. The OCD rep in this book was perfection. I loved how Lisette explored grief and overcoming heartache in this one.
From the magic system to the Norse lore this book was such a fantastic read. I cannot wait to read book two and explore more of this story and this amazing world the author has created. And that freaking ending!!! 🤯😳🫢
Do not sleep on this book, it has everything you want in a romantasy and more!!! If you enjoy creative magic systems, yearning and tension that will have you melting and kicking your feet, epic action and adventure, or well thought out complex characters, look no further this book is for you!!
Genre: Fantasy Romance
Publication Date: October 21st, 2025
Series: Runewitch Saga - Book 1
Pages: 545
⭐️-5
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Tropes:
🐦⬛Both MCs are Morally Grey
🗡️Enemies to Lovers
💜OCD Rep
🐦⬛Deadly Quest
🗡️Norse Mythology
💜Necromancer & Witch
🐦⬛Slow Burn with Spice
And More…
🚨⚠️This book has dark elements and is not suitable for all readers. Please be sure to check the trigger warnings before reading this book!⚠️🚨
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Reviewed in the United States on October 20, 2025