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Bought this one last year but finally got to it this year. Delia‘s family was cursed and say that they‘re witches but no one believes them. Max‘s uncle dies and he has to come and clean up his house, etc. He and his brother decide to keep an eye on Delia‘s family to make sure she doesn‘t break the curse before her 30th birthday. It is a witchy romance.

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A second week in the All souls world for #SundayFunday. Diana meets a good number of her ancestors‘ ghosts in this novel.

"There is always a price to be paid..." Is it even soooky season without Grady Hendrix? Set in a home for pregnant teens, in 1970. And with a dark coven of witches. He does a really great job writing women.

12 words found in my reading so far for #SpookyStacks counting toward #BlackCatCrew! I think the ones that surprised me most were owl (because I thought “hm, that may be a pretty specific word I‘ll have to actively look for” and turned the page and there it was in a short story in Amplitudes!) and mischief (found in the tagged while talking to mischief the inn caused).

I‘m working on tallying points now. @PuddleJumper @BookwormAHN

I read this for my book club, and it was a cozy, lesson heavy story with very endearing characters. I wasn't drawn in quickly but then read the rest in one day. It is a heartwarming story about found family with romance, so that's always a comfort read in these times.

This is my first book by Molly Harper. I‘m really enjoying it so far. Paranormal books in audio format are real hit or miss for me. Sometimes the narration is just not good. I‘m glad that‘s not the case here. I‘ll definitely be giving more Molly Harper books a try.

@TEArificbooks my #MWS package came today.
Thank you 🧡🐈‍⬛🧡
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I filled out my entery for #TheGreatPumpkinFaceOff

Listened to this over audio & loved the narrator. Such a sweet, cozy story perfect for this time of year. Similar to House in the Cerulean Sea. Are there really too many stories about finding your family/the ones you call family, keeping each other safe, understanding past traumas & having the room to heal? Especially since we know that there are too many people in our society that have been hurt by being told they were too different.

Seasonal reads are a go - I loved SM‘s Irregular Witches so I treated myself to this

I was so pleasantly surprised by how much I loved this book! I read it for a book club but I might explore more of this author's work now. It follows the stories of three women from different time periods (1908, 1934, & 1998) who have encounters with evil witches. The world building was great, I loved the interconnection and overarching themes of the three stories. The audiobook was very well done, the narrator made each time period feel distinct.