
This is the third book in the Witchlore Series and I feel like each book is getting better and better 😊
Although my pet peeve with violet eyes was greatly tested. The unique eye color was mentioned 15 times!!! 🙄😬🫨

This is the third book in the Witchlore Series and I feel like each book is getting better and better 😊
Although my pet peeve with violet eyes was greatly tested. The unique eye color was mentioned 15 times!!! 🙄😬🫨

A dual POV dark-ish romantasy. Engaging and fast-paced, a pretty sweet romance. Mild spice. Interesting but shaky world building, somewhat uncertain magical system. Some resolutions didn‘t need to be spelled out, but oh well. Overall enjoyable let‘s see how the second book goes.

Absolutely delightful! If you like witchy vibes, found family, and a cozy comfort read, this is the book for you! #BookspinBingo #Doublespin @TheAromaofBooks

I realized I never posted my reading bracket from October OR September! So here we are. Some tough choices as I've read some great books. The World We Make is my latest quarter finalist, honestly the audio production pushed that one to the top. And for October I chose the Bewitching, great atmospheric story perfect for spooky season.
#ReadingBracket2025 Fiction

super late post coz life was life-ing but here it is 😂 #witchathon #spookyreads #halloweenvibes @TEArificbooks

I received this audiobook as a skip-the-line - what luck, since I doubt I‘d seen anything about it before a month ago!
This is an intense historical fantasy which sets an English witch going against her coven‘s wishes to find a horrifying grimoire in occupied France before a Nazi coven can find and use it. Recommended if you enjoy epic magic stories 🔮 and WWII lady spy 🕵🏻♀️ novels with a light romantic subplot

Matches for #WinterWitchSwap have been sent. I put everyone's name in a cauldron to determine whose sending to whom. I don't think there are any direct matches but this doesn't need to be a secret swap so feel free to contact your match or me for any questions. Have fun and get to shopping 🐈⬛
And please let me know if you received your match.

Witches and vampires have been mortal enemies for centuries. When Diana Bishop, a descendant of witches, falls in love with Matthew Clairmont, a vampire, will their love be enough to unite worlds?
I loved this book; I would highly recommend it. I can‘t wait to read the rest of the trilogy.

Saturday morning reading in bed to finish this. Please note the death tower in the background - all unread, not causing me any stress. I wanted to love this book and there are parts that I did, the magic, the sisterhood but the miscommunication went on too long and then wrapped up too fast and the bad guys weren‘t as awful as presented and all I know is it took way too long to finish it when I should have inhaled it 🤷🏻♀️maybe it‘s me

I really enjoyed this multigenerational story about witchcraft, even if a lot of it was predictable. The multiple storylines were laced together pretty tightly, though I wish they slightly differed just to not have it as predictable as the overall story was, but it worked for what it was trying to accomplish. Alba's POV was by far my favorite, but at the same time, it felt the most fleshed out of the three.