The way D.L. Orton is able to continue main character storylines while twisting them into new times and dimensions is delightful. And with how Lost Time ends, readers will need more answers than they can hope to see in book three.

The Butcher’s Lot is for readers who enjoy LGBTQ+ tales of forbidden romance with gothic overtones and settings.

Little Beauty is a conflicting tale, able to draw out a range of emotions from readers. ​Yet it is easy to see the fairytale inspirations.

The First Day is told through multiple POVs to highlight how various people have been impacted by the event. From firsthand encounters of watching loved ones turn into immobile see-through figures, to the cause of the event.

The Bookshop Below is for readers who enjoy rich magical worlds, secret societies, and mysteries.