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A review by bookishrenee
Love and Legends: A Fantasy Romance Collection Inspired by British & Irish Mythology by Zoey Indiana, T.B. Mann, Tina Glasneck, Hanleigh Bradley, Meredith Medina, Lili Black, Laura Greenwood, Demelza Carlton, Anthea Sharp, Margo Bond Collins, Arizona Tape, K.R. Max, Bec McMaster, Tracy Cooper-Posey, Mia Harlan, Ann Gimpel, Skye MacKinnon, Joely Sue Burkhart, Gemma Cates
4.0
Review for Unfortunate Decrees and Iced Coffees by Laura Greenwood, which is part of the A Cauldron Coffee Shop Story series.
The story begins with a brief summary of the Humber Stone, and I like this addition before beginning the story.
Sabine is a necromancer archeologist and her newest dig is all about a new adventure and challenge, but she didn’t expect it to be in the form of her ex. Sabine’s story is a great read and interesting, as you follow along with her friendship with Willow to her relationship with Sawyer, and the details about her dig adventure.
Willow’s character is one that’s easy to connect to, and I’m looking forward to reading more of her story in Pumpkin Spice And All Things Nice.
Side note: Loved the connection of this world to the Grimalkin Academy. As I started reading I quickly realised that Sabine was a character in This Time Is Trouble, but then more of that storyline came out as I continued to read. The interconnecting worlds is something a Laura Greenwood excels in.
The story begins with a brief summary of the Humber Stone, and I like this addition before beginning the story.
Sabine is a necromancer archeologist and her newest dig is all about a new adventure and challenge, but she didn’t expect it to be in the form of her ex. Sabine’s story is a great read and interesting, as you follow along with her friendship with Willow to her relationship with Sawyer, and the details about her dig adventure.
Willow’s character is one that’s easy to connect to, and I’m looking forward to reading more of her story in Pumpkin Spice And All Things Nice.
Side note: Loved the connection of this world to the Grimalkin Academy. As I started reading I quickly realised that Sabine was a character in This Time Is Trouble, but then more of that storyline came out as I continued to read. The interconnecting worlds is something a Laura Greenwood excels in.