Letters to Half Moon Street

A cozy, low-angst regency romance told entirely through letter correspondence. This book was a beautiful surprise, down to the subtle yet effective world building of queer normativity and practical magic use. I was delighted to find that the main character read introverted and demisexual in such relatable ways. His older brother was a true [insert any insult here], aka my only source of true grief, but nothing could detract from the slow burn goodness of the main pair (especially when I'm such a sucker for bedside vigils).

My only quibble is that the story hadn't continued on for a while longer!