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5.0
This is the second book in the Sonoma Witches series and continues where it left off in Dead Witch on A Bridge.
Without giving away too many spoilers, this book has it all: friendship, chemistry, tension, blackmail, and murder.
I loved to see the friendship between Alma and Birdie deepen while Birdie learns to explore and control her magic. To everyone’s relief, the friendly neighborhood changeling, Seth has survived his touch and go situation from the end of book one ( no spoilers for those who have yet to read it!). His survival though came at a steep price that’ll keep him close to Alma. He’s alive as long as he doesn’t go too far from his home. I can’t complain, and I hope to see more of him in the next book. The chemistry between the characters is undeniable strong, and we get a glimpse of the reason behind it. I also think the banter between him and Alma is endearing and makes me want to read more. Here’s a taste:
I got as far as San Francisco before I began to die a slow, painful death.”
“Are you sure it wasn’t the high cost of living?” I laughed nervously. He didn’t join in. “Sorry.
You can read more here: https://www.summonfantasy.com/book-reviews/book-review-hex-at-a-house-party-by-gretchen-galway
Without giving away too many spoilers, this book has it all: friendship, chemistry, tension, blackmail, and murder.
I loved to see the friendship between Alma and Birdie deepen while Birdie learns to explore and control her magic. To everyone’s relief, the friendly neighborhood changeling, Seth has survived his touch and go situation from the end of book one ( no spoilers for those who have yet to read it!). His survival though came at a steep price that’ll keep him close to Alma. He’s alive as long as he doesn’t go too far from his home. I can’t complain, and I hope to see more of him in the next book. The chemistry between the characters is undeniable strong, and we get a glimpse of the reason behind it. I also think the banter between him and Alma is endearing and makes me want to read more. Here’s a taste:
I got as far as San Francisco before I began to die a slow, painful death.”
“Are you sure it wasn’t the high cost of living?” I laughed nervously. He didn’t join in. “Sorry.
You can read more here: https://www.summonfantasy.com/book-reviews/book-review-hex-at-a-house-party-by-gretchen-galway
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