The Very Secret Society of Irregular Witches: A romantic cozy fantasy
A warm and uplifting novel about an isolated witch whose opportunity to embrace a quirky new family—and a new love—changes the course of her life.
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Readers say this cozy fantasy delivers humor, British sarcasm, and top-tier magic, featuring lovable, delightfully flawed characters and charming, unf...
This is not my genre. (I read it to get a Goodreads bookmark.) So I didn’t know what to expect. This book is a bit more sappy than I really like, but it was also a bit more magical than I thought it would be. That combination was just right and I thoroughly enjoyed this novel. Witches and humans solve a problem and maybe start a bit of a revolution in the world of both. Magic, love, family, and a happy ending.
Light read about magical kids in need of some guidance. A witch who is hired to help but becomes family. A few spicy scenes. The House on the Cerulean Sea was a better written similar story.
3.5 ⭐️
A story of modern witchcraft, found family and happy endings with important messages throughout. Well done!
A story of modern witchcraft, found family and happy endings with important messages throughout. Well done!
Even for a romantic comedy, this is light. Nor is it particularly comedic. The future of three young girls, witches in this case, is at stake. Will they stay together and thrive, or will they be separated and grow up isolated, as the main character grew up? Will the main character be able to join the perfect found family that found her?
The problems are real, but they are treated like soap bubbles in terms of what the characters must actually face and invest in before they are gone.
And the character quirks that are what I assume provide the comedy don't.
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