TwiningsPumpkin Spice Chai Tea, 40 Count

Very tasty! I have repurchased many times.

BLUF: Its good, great for Autumn. I don't have anything else to say so here's a few ideas to "spice" your brews up.Honey: Use this instead of sugar, it will thicken the tea a bit and you don't need a lot of it but it will make the chai and pumpkin pop a bit more.Irish creamer: For a stronger brew.Vanilla creamer/extract: This really goes well with chai or pumpkin, so in this case it's a natural complement. Avoid too much of it so it doesn't overpower the natural flavors.Cinnamon: Cinnamon chai exists, so why would cinnamon pumpkin chai not work?All of the above: Find a balance that works for you, but a little bit of everything blends together to make a perfect Autumn night drink outside near a fire or just on the porch enjoying a sunset with Fall foliage. It also smells amazing, too.

This is my fav fall flavor!Delish,with a spicy kick!

I drink and eat pumpkin year round. Best black tea.

Overall Impression: What a thrilling introduction to the world of the infamous Seven Seals. Not only do we get to see more of what life was like for Paige while working under Jax, we also get to go on a high-stakes chase through London after a pair of poltergeists. One thing I LOVE about The Bone Season series is how Shannon incorporates the stories of actual famous spirits who are rumored to haunt London, and this novella is no exception. You can read about the actual story of Sarah Metyard and Anne Naylor here.Wine Pairing: I'm recommending a Pinot Grigio for this read, both due to its pale color and its potential to become rich and full-bodied depending upon its ripeness, quite like the character of Paige Mahoney herself.Book Rating: FOUR STARS.There are a lot of novellas coming out anymore that accompany larger book series. This is one of the more enjoyable ones I've read. Not only do we get a sneak peak into Paige's life before The Bone Season, but Shannon has also woven a very well-developed storyline for such a short work.Cover Rating: FOUR STARS.I love the Scion logo on basically anything, but the way its displayed on this cover is truly lovely.Swoonworthiness: TWO STARS.Love Nick as I do, it is clear even in this short novella that there is just no chemistry between those characters. That is, of course, perfectly alright though, because Warden. Queue the swooning.Adventure Level: THREE STARS.Despite its length, Paige and Nick's race through London to help Jax bind the poltergeists of Sarah Metyard and Anne Naylor is thrilling, not only due to the way fact meets fiction, but also due to some run-ins along the way with the rival clairvoyant gangs of Scion's underbelly.Why You Should Read This Book: If you're a fan of The Bone Season, you can't skip this novella. You'll get a glimpse into the relationship between Paige and Nick and what her life was like before everything that goes down in The Bone Season.This story brilliantly highlights the way Shannon incorporates the actual history of London into this best-selling series. After you read this, I highly recommend re-reading the other books in the series so far. You'll find yourself googling all the locations and spirits that she mentions, and you're reading experience will be all the richer for it.Perhaps most importantly though, you'll get to see Paige really begin to come into her abilities and start transforming into the smart, tough-as-nails girl that we've all come to root for.Favorite Quotes:"The Pale Dreamer did not show fear. She was confident in her decisions. Her face was a mask.""...this was how we rebelled against their tyranny. Quietly, in the shadows - but by existing, by thriving, by daring to profit from our gifts, we defied Scion.""High above London, the stars bore witness to my oath. In that moment, I almost couldn't see the darkness that surrounded them."*Wine Recommendations are, of course, for those of legal drinking age only.*