|   | The Snow Thief’s Amulet by Rowan Redfield An ice-elf seeking redemption. An assassin with hidden magic. A promise struck in blood. Nivia's god is dead, and she is responsible. A magic amulet could redeem Nivia and free her people, the ice-elves, but first she'll have to go through the Queen of Mammoth North. And Nivia may be a thief, but she's no assassin. Mysterious ice-magic thrums in Thane's veins. But assassin life never allowed him a chance to seek answers to his ability, until now. After a heist gone wrong, Thane discovers that the one who might hold the answer to his magic is none other but his mortal enemy: an ice-elf, seeking an amulet. A reluctant bargain is struck, and the heist for the amulet begins. But the bad blood between Thane and Nivia turns to undeniable attraction, and their seething desire begins to melt the ice. Adult • Romance/Fantasy • Fantasy/Romantic and Erotic • Diversity Representation/Mental Health/Own Voices • Fantasy/Epic and High • Fantasy/Court Intrigue Content Warning: Mental health depictions (including depression, anxiety, and panic attacks), mention of slavery (in a negative light), blood, explicit sex, gore, religious trauma and religious debate (polytheistic), adult language, grief, and death. | 
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                            Worldbuilding: Aided the story Plot: Straightforward Characters: Roles are clear 
                            Storytelling: Descriptive Immersion: Didn’t want to put the book down Emotional Response: Strong emotions 
                            Thought Provoking: New ideas came up Cover: Matches the story well The Snow Thief’s Amulet is heartbreakingly beautiful. I am fully confident it will be one of my top ten reads of the year. | 
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                            Worldbuilding: Aided the story Plot: Straightforward Characters: Roles are clear 
                            Storytelling: Descriptive Immersion: Didn’t want to put the book down Emotional Response: Strong emotions 
                            Thought Provoking: Did some research after reading Cover: Matches the story well | 
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