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This one has almost no readership and that's honestly a shame, because it's lovely. A vampire and a chocolatier is exactly the cozy, faintly melancholic odd-couple fantasy the title promises — warm, unhurried, and gone before it ever overstays its welcome.
It's a single volume, so it asks nothing of you but a quiet evening. If you're worn out on fourteen-volume power fantasies and want something small and heartfelt, start here. Give it a chance — it deserves far more eyes than it's found.
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