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A review by laraa93
Witch's Brew by Heidi R. Kling
4.0
I have to admit that fantasy is not usually my favourite genre, however this book intrigued me from the start. Witch's Brew is the story of Lily, a witch and Logan, a warlock. Throughout their lives, they have been prepared for 'The Gleaning', a magical combat between witches and warlocks necessary for their covens to keep the balance in their magical powers. When they meet, they know that they are supposed to be enemies but cannot help develop feelings for each other, even though this is prohibited.
This book changes point of views between Logan and Lily, which I really liked since it helped show what they were feeling towards each other throughout the whole story. I loved the moments these two characters had between them and I wish that there was time to get to know these characters more. One other great thing about this book is the fact that certain places it lets you choose what you want to happen. This was something which I had never seen in a book and for me it was a really nice surprise which really made this book stand out.
The only negative thing I can say about this book is the fact that the ending came very abruptly and the book seemed to end mid-scene. For me Heidi R. Kling is a new author and this certainly won't be the last book of hers I will be reading.
This book changes point of views between Logan and Lily, which I really liked since it helped show what they were feeling towards each other throughout the whole story. I loved the moments these two characters had between them and I wish that there was time to get to know these characters more. One other great thing about this book is the fact that certain places it lets you choose what you want to happen. This was something which I had never seen in a book and for me it was a really nice surprise which really made this book stand out.
The only negative thing I can say about this book is the fact that the ending came very abruptly and the book seemed to end mid-scene. For me Heidi R. Kling is a new author and this certainly won't be the last book of hers I will be reading.