#JenniferMoorman

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The Vanishing of Josephine Reynolds: A Novel by Jennifer Moorman 

US pub date - 1/14/25

Well written and engaging, The Vanishing of Josephine Reynolds pulled me in from the first chapter and held my attention throughout - I read it in two sittings over the course of one day. 

With excellent character development and a compelling plot, I really didn’t want to stop reading this. I don’t want to write anything that could be considered a spoiler so I will simply add - I loved this story, absolutely adored it ❤️

This was my first time reading Ms Moorman’s work - it definitely won’t be the last. 

Thank you to Harper Muse and NetGalley for the DRC

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📚 Review 📚 The Magic All Around

If you’re looking for a cozy new fantasy novel, consider checking out The Magic All Around. Despite (or maybe because of) all the magic in this tale, it feels so wonderfully human.

The Magic All Around plays with common elements and themes, such as family, love, community, self-discovery/actualization, and home concept. Many of these subjects will resonate with readers, as we’ve all questioned our place in the world at some point or another.

This novel is split into three perspectives: Mattie, Jonathan, and Penelope. The choice of perspectives surprised me at first, but I quickly became enchanted with the combination of narratives.

The Magic All Around is absolutely a book worth reading, especially if you like gentle romances, human stories, and just a dash of magic.

Highlights: Magical Realism Fantasy Romance Cozy Fantasy

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Book Reviews and Recommendations:

Jinxed by Beth Ciotta, The Baker’s Man by Jennifer Moorman, & Frayed (Torn Series 2) by Pamela Ann