Tea You at the Altar by Rebecca Thorne

The next book read was Tea You at the Altar by Rebecca Thorne

This book series is so much fun It's described as The Princess Bride meets Travis Baldree, Tea You at the Altar is the third cosy fantasy in Rebecca Thorne's bestselling Tomes & Tea series. This time our sapphic adventurers must navigate the ultimate maelstrom – their own wedding!

Kianthe and Reyna are finally ready to walk down the aisle, but like most best laid plans their plans are going all wrong. Pirates, baby dragons and more are causing mayhem, This book continues in the footsteps of the earlier works, it blends cozy vibes with a political edge as the wedding ceremony is being used as a trap to lure out the tyrannical Queen and overthrow her. This book deepens the characters and adds more weight to them as we learn more about their inner conflicts. This book is perfect for those who love the found family trope, it is a cosy read with an edge. This is a book that you must read after the other two as the plot continues throughout the series. Thanks to the publishers and to Netgalley as always for this ARC. 

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