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A review by megemac
A Witch in Time by Constance Sayers
5.0
Why did I let myself sleep on this book?? I bought it because it sounded right up my street, and then let it sit right on my bookshelf until a few days ago when I picked it up. That was the best idea I've had in a long while.
While the story focuses on a witch, Helen, it doesn't so much focus on magic spells etc. Yet the vibe is the same as many witch books that I love so much. It's not SO unbelievable that it pulled me out of the story. I found myself doing whatever I could to get some more reading time in - alternating between my physical copy and the audio book as needed.
If you enjoy Debrah Harkess' Discovery of Witches books you'll very likely love this as well. I also got some Taylor Jenkins Reid vibes in the form of Daisy Jones and the Six and the Seven Husbands of Evelyn Hugo. While not really the same in anyway, the story telling was reminiscent and I absolutely loved it.
While the story focuses on a witch, Helen, it doesn't so much focus on magic spells etc. Yet the vibe is the same as many witch books that I love so much. It's not SO unbelievable that it pulled me out of the story. I found myself doing whatever I could to get some more reading time in - alternating between my physical copy and the audio book as needed.
If you enjoy Debrah Harkess' Discovery of Witches books you'll very likely love this as well. I also got some Taylor Jenkins Reid vibes in the form of Daisy Jones and the Six and the Seven Husbands of Evelyn Hugo. While not really the same in anyway, the story telling was reminiscent and I absolutely loved it.