Greatly looking forward to the next in the series. This one had interesting world building a plot twist that kept me engaged the entire time.

Book: I love books with weird plants so the storyline with the blight was great, plus add in the healer main character and gothic fantasy setting and I'm sold. I'll admit, this one took me a minute to get into, but by the end I was like, yes. I get it.

I thought the take on using healing magic literally taking time off Edira's life was interesting. I don't know if the Ferngloves and the like are specifically given a name of what they are, but I'd describe them as fae adjacent. I loved the creepy family and estate. I got a bit of cruel prince vibes and one dark window too.

The twist was really good and I liked how things were kept confusing by the Ferngloves the entire book. Edira was a bit naive but hopefully lessons have been learned now!

Audiobook: Alexandra Hunter and Stephen Dexter provided an excellent performance. I hope we get more dual POV in book 2! A well-done a great quality audiobook.

4.25/5

Threadmenders can heal the sick even on the bring of death, but no Threadmender has ever brought anyone back from Blight.

When her brothers are infected, Edira doesn't have any choice but to expose her magic to the Ferngloves to save not only her brothers, but the entire kingdom.

House of Blight is an engaging world built on secrets, lies, and glamour, perfect for romantasy fans!

I followed along with audio at about 60% until 80% of book and from what I followed I was fully engaged and loved it!!