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me making book recommendations but it's through this format and it's all stuff I saw at the library that I just went "ooh neat" at and took home with me

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“Spilled milk may not be a big deal, but spilled potions were never advisable.”

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Favorite Books of 2018 (in alphabetical order) - #5

Love & Death in Burgundy by Susan C. Shea; mystery whose number one attraction is the setting. That’s not damning with faint praise. The locale is a crucial plot element. 

Touch Not the Cat by Mary Stewart; romanctic suspence with slight paranormal element (ESP). I wrestled with this one a bit due to the ‘romance,’ and thus was quite pleased with the direction that ultimately took. (Her Gabriel Hounds gave me problem for the same reason.) Overall, though, I liked it.

Wildfire at Midnight by Mary Stewart; romance suspense, set in Scotland, with an action-packed climax that was actually exciting. Less of a romantic angle than in her other novels, but ultimately satisfying on that score. Loved this one.

The Betrayal of the Blood Lily by Lauren Willig; book six in the Pink Carnation series, and one of my favorites now. We’re in India this time, and no doubt this one is filled with problematic things that went whoosh right over my head. :shrug: 

The Mischief of the Mistletoe by Lauren Willig; book seven in the Pink Carnation, and if you can find something problematic in this one you have way too much time on your hands. This one is entirely self-contained, with no trips to the 21st century to catch up with Eloise and Colin (I did not miss them), and is centered on, of all characters, Turnip Fitzhugh. And it is perfect. I didn’t know I loved Turnip before this book, but I sure do now. Arabella is a perfect match for him. It was fun to see some characters from previous books turn up, the nods to--of all things--a Bertie Wooster story were very much appreciated, and the cameos by none other than Jane Austen herself were a treat. 

Skinny Dipping with Murder by Auralee Wallace; cozy mystery w/self-help retreat and romance. Bit of an early Stephanie Plum vibe, but that’s not  bad thing. I plan to visit Otter Lake again, in any case.

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Current read:

✨When the Crow’s Away✨

By Auralee Wallace

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The Late-Night Witches by Auralee Wallace | Book Review

You know that feeling when it is Autumn and you just want to dive into a book with seasonal vibes? I had that feeling and thus dove right into The Late-Night Witches by Auralee Wallace. First it was the cover that caught my attention — it’s simply perfect! Then, I remembered that I had read and enjoyed the two Evenfall Witches B&B books (I hope more to come someday). Set on Prince Edward Island…

The Late-Night Witches by Auralee Wallace | Book Review

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kulti, in the company of witches, + paladin's grace | LOVE MY LIBRARY ep 04 ⚽🐌🍰⚔️💕

Hey everyone, welcome to or welcome back to my blog! This year, I’ve been trying to make a consistent return to blogging while also trying to make a conscious effort to buy fewer books and really utilise my library system. My local librarians truly hate to see me coming. So, in an effort to merge these two goals, I’ve cooked up this new review-based series! I kicked off my Read My Shelves series…

kulti, in the company of witches, + paladin's grace | LOVE MY LIBRARY ep 04 ⚽🐌🍰⚔️💕

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REVIEW:

THE LATE-NIGHT WITCHES by #AuraLeeWallace at The Reading Cafe:

'a vibrant tale filled with magic, chaos, and heartfelt family dynamics.'

THE LATE-NIGHT WITCHES by AuraLee Wallace-review The Reading Cafe

The Late Night Witches by AuraLee Wallace invites us into a vibrant tale filled with magic, chaos, and heartfelt family dynamics.