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A review by sydneyalexisreads
Can't Spell Treason Without Tea by Rebecca Thorne
5.0
What to say about this book???
Reyna and Kianthe’s relationship is honestly enviable. I appreciate the way Kianthe’s anxiety is written how well Reyna is able to deal with it and help her through it. There are dragons, magic, griffons, bookshops, and tea. And lesbians. You can’t forget the lesbians.
Is it cozy? That entirely depends on your definition. By @MegsTeaRoom’s definition, cozy means low trigger and guaranteed happy endings. And with that definition, I’d say yes it is indeed incredibly cozy. Most chapters end in a way that make you feel warm and fuzzy inside.
I enjoyed reading this book so much that I IMMEDIATELY began reading A Pirate’s Life for Tea (the sequel) because I just couldn’t wait to jump back into their relationship and their world.
Reyna and Kianthe’s relationship is honestly enviable. I appreciate the way Kianthe’s anxiety is written how well Reyna is able to deal with it and help her through it. There are dragons, magic, griffons, bookshops, and tea. And lesbians. You can’t forget the lesbians.
Is it cozy? That entirely depends on your definition. By @MegsTeaRoom’s definition, cozy means low trigger and guaranteed happy endings. And with that definition, I’d say yes it is indeed incredibly cozy. Most chapters end in a way that make you feel warm and fuzzy inside.
I enjoyed reading this book so much that I IMMEDIATELY began reading A Pirate’s Life for Tea (the sequel) because I just couldn’t wait to jump back into their relationship and their world.