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I greatly enjoyed this book. Some of this information was absolutely revolutionary to me. Some of it I already knew, but he took those a step or more - further than I dared take them previously - to their logical end. There is nothing shocking about this book, honestly.
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I read this after reading Witch, please by Ann Aguirre and I enjoyed this one more. I liked the back story of Gavin and it was neat to read some of the same events from Witch, please but from Clem‘s perspective. It was cute and light and an easy read.

A fun, light read on a slow Saturday morning after a long week!

To me, this one seemed to have a deeper plot than Witch, Please did. History of the witch hunters with present day witches was promising and kept you invested. The “wow” moment though..not plausible. So much build up for a quick poof that was over in a page or two. It would‘ve been great if there was a bigger scene at the peak of conflict. Fun and flirty reads with a smidge of zing.

Still on my #dumbwitchjuice 😅 I‘m really enjoying this series of rom coms— witchy & light with some steamy bits driving the plot forward 🔥 still carrying my Agatha bio around, too. 🧐 Shamelessly reading these on my phone with it next to me.

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This was a light and slightly humorous romance read. Definitely second in the series that kind of throws you right in with no recap of book one because the timeline slightly overlaps the first book before moving forward. Clem and Gavin were likeable enough as leads and the secondary characters helped make the town come to life. Curious about the third book now because hints were given as to what is going on in that future storyline.

This was an impulse pick at the library and I am sure glad it caught my eye! I loved everything about it and can‘t wait to read more of these fabulous witches!!!

Part of this book overlaps with the first book of the Fix It Witches series. I liked diving into the witch Clem‘s complicated relationship with Gavin The Witch Hunter. A constant sense of impending disaster hung over each interaction between them. Clem knows why Gavin is in town and has set out to distract him with seduction which eventually becomes something more. The colorful characters kept the book from slipping into a darker space.