A review by michellehenriereads
Born Wicked by Jessica Spotswood

3.0

The setting could be described as Puritanical because of the vehemence which the Brotherhood pursues witches, but the clothing harkens to a Victorian Age or just a little before. It is alluded that in the past the Witches were on the top of the hierarchy of society and their deity association was from a Greek female goddess. Apparently many witches had gathered in America for religious freedom, but have been nearly annihilated at the hands of the Brotherhood. The rise of the Brotherhood has resulted in a literal witch hunt, but also the suppression of all women, freedom of thought and has also reduced commerce. I'm pretty sure the Brotherhood think all women are born wicked and not just witches. With such power many in the Brotherhood are corrupt and blame women for their own fallacies. The Sisterhood has formed as an alternative for women who don't feel called to be married. This organization also prizes education and is meant to support the Brotherhood.

The romance, and it is a love triangle, was predictable. Though I have to admit I liked Finn, and who wouldn't? He's smart, protective of his family and genuinely kind. The surprise is ...

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