Welcome to Litsy!

I had hibernated this book, but I'm not missing reading it, so DNF'ing it instead.

had to stop for a bit until the morning…its giving me the creeps 😂 #audiophile #readinggoal #readinglife #scaredycat

How I spent this grey and snowy Sunday afternoon: book, fuzzy blanket and hot chocolate.

This book is getting spooky! 😆

Dark. Feminist. Gothic. Angry. Dual timelines. Short chapters. Yesssssss

One thing I know when reading a C.J. Cooke novel is that it‘s going to be unique and it‘s going to be mysterious. This is no exception, weaving together two timelines of motherly love and devotion, magic and witchcraft, and finding your place in a world that doesn‘t always make room for you. Definitely recommend!! 🌟🌟🌟🌟

#monthlywrapup 18 books finished - 2 bingos, 2 #readyourkindle finished 🎉 super successful month! No #bookspin or #doublespin. Highly doubt I'll finish anymore. Final #BookspinBingo board for January. @TheAromaofBooks

@TheAromaofBooks my #January #BookSpinBingo board
Tagged(3) is #Bookspin, Audio(17) is #DoubleSpin
All Ebook slots are also ARC slots 💜 Happy reading!

I found the story interesting but questions were left unanswered, and some things just didn‘t make sense. An ancient pagan book that is supposedly cursed is somehow the connection between a 16th century woman burned at the stake, and a young woman performing a modern day pagan ritual gone wrong. I feel like the author should have stuck to one story instead of trying to combine the two. Alison‘s character is based on a real historical person.⬇️

I really enjoyed this book. It covers the lives of three women, Alison from the 1500s who is accused of witchcraft, Clem a woman from this century whose daughter has been badly burned and Erin Clem's daughter. This book covers some of the graphic history of witchcraft in the Orkney Islands as well as the power of modern-day cults and ancient curses 🖤
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