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The Lost Witch: A Novel by Paige Crutcher
4.0
✨ Review ✨ The Lost Witch by Paige Crutcher; Narrated by Aoife McMahon
Brigid is a witch in the town of Evermore (Ireland) in 1922, and we jump quickly into her magical dealings with her goddess as well as Evermore's competing god Luc Knightly, both who are battling over access to the Lough (the lake of dreams). Suddenly Brigid is transported 100 years into the future and the town of Evermore is facing demon creatures invading the town constantly. She wakes up without her memories, but surrounded by her ancestors Ophelia and Finola, as well as Luc, but who's side is Luc really on?
This was a really delightful magical story with gods and goddesses, fairies and demon creatures, and witches from different centuries. The audio narration and accent were so much fun and had me hooked into this book (and the competing group of witches have an amazing creepy voice - LOVED them). The book mixed humor and fantasy and romance and family and friendship, and it was a great listen.
It did stretch on a little long in places and my mind wandered a little, but overall this was a delight of a book.
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
Genre: fantasy/magic in a real-ish place
Location: island / small town in Ireland
Reminds me of: Luc/Bridig were giving me Addie LaRue vibes in places, but definitely different
Pub Date: out now
Read this if you like:
⭕️ magic and witches
⭕️ Irish mythology
⭕️ time travel
Thanks to St. Martin's Press, Macmillian Audio and #netgalley for an advanced audio and e-copies of this book!
Brigid is a witch in the town of Evermore (Ireland) in 1922, and we jump quickly into her magical dealings with her goddess as well as Evermore's competing god Luc Knightly, both who are battling over access to the Lough (the lake of dreams). Suddenly Brigid is transported 100 years into the future and the town of Evermore is facing demon creatures invading the town constantly. She wakes up without her memories, but surrounded by her ancestors Ophelia and Finola, as well as Luc, but who's side is Luc really on?
This was a really delightful magical story with gods and goddesses, fairies and demon creatures, and witches from different centuries. The audio narration and accent were so much fun and had me hooked into this book (and the competing group of witches have an amazing creepy voice - LOVED them). The book mixed humor and fantasy and romance and family and friendship, and it was a great listen.
It did stretch on a little long in places and my mind wandered a little, but overall this was a delight of a book.
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
Genre: fantasy/magic in a real-ish place
Location: island / small town in Ireland
Reminds me of: Luc/Bridig were giving me Addie LaRue vibes in places, but definitely different
Pub Date: out now
Read this if you like:
⭕️ magic and witches
⭕️ Irish mythology
⭕️ time travel
Thanks to St. Martin's Press, Macmillian Audio and #netgalley for an advanced audio and e-copies of this book!