

Not the tagged book. Another great installment in the series.
Not the tagged book. Another great installment in the series.
Miranda is writing her thesis on Beatrice Tremblay, a little known horror author whose novel was based on the disappearance of her college roommate in the 1930s. As she digs deeper, parallels arise with the stories her great-grandmother, Nana Alba, told her in Mexico. A tense, gripping tale of witchcraft and survival, told in three alternating timelines. And what a beautiful cover!
I read this book with my online book group, the theme being witches/wizards. It‘s an interesting story inspired by the Pendle Witch Trials. It‘s very well researched and written. I did find it a bit plodding, however, and it‘s full of misery! Too much hardship and suffering. I was very pleased to turn the last page. And I can‘t wait to start something more cheerful!
Finally found a Z book! #LitsyAtoZ #LitsyAtoZ2025 @TexReader
Only X to go now, and I know what I'm reading there (XO, Xena by Kate Healey)
This was a sweet, magical graphic novel. Good fun.
This was such a lovely diverse story with found family, magic and a wonderful journey to self love. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ I know this is a story I will revisit again just the perfect cozy read❤️
I liked how there was a mysterious vanishing in each timeline, but it didn't grab me and keep me there. The writing was good, but there were unanswered questions at the end.
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Impeccable vibes, lots of heart, endearing and eccentric characters, and a great sense of home. This is the kind of comfort read I can imagine picking up again sometime, when in need of a magical, bookish hug. #Aardvark #AardvarkBookClub
When Sera casts a spell to resurrect the only family member she has, she spends all her magic. For 15 years, she stays @ her inn until her nephew comes crashing through w/ an idea to restore her magic.
This was so lovely! The found family, the familial relationship w/ Sera & her aunt. The magic! & the ending actually surprised me multiple times! & the romance was just enough for me. I can see this becoming a comfort read for sure.🌕🌕🌕🌕🌗