Do Your Worst

Set in the scottish highlands, the protagonist Riley (who is incredibly well written, a breeze of fresh air in the midst of Rom-Coms main character syndrome) meets Clark, an obsessvie archaeologist, fresh off a professional scandal, whose seemingly main mission is to ridicule Rileys' career as a cursebeaker and get her off his (sceptic) back. Between curses and scottish pubs, their rivalry turns into something different as they discover the depths of the infamously haunted castle they're working on. You might think this is an autumn read but I read this book in the summer and couldn't be happier I did. Though cozy and spooky literature is often characterized with autumn, this book gave me a warm, summery feeling the whole read-through. Not because Scottland is particularly known for it's summers, but because the world building and relationship development is just that good. So, if your're looking for enemies to lovers with a whole lot of tension, ancient magic and slightly emotionally tortured men, you've found the perfect read with Rosie Danans' 'Do Your Worst'