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**ARC REVIEW**
Till Death and Daisies Bloom is such a strong start to the Enchanted Woods Cottagecore Collection! Jamie Dalton and Raven Storm deliver a fun, magical, and spicy paranormal romance that had me hooked from page one.
The story blends humor, banter, fated-mates tension, and just the right amount of spice. I loved the world-building, especially the Emotional Alchemy magic system—it felt fresh and unique. The mix of mystery, drama, the Seven Deadly Sins, and supernatural elements kept the plot constantly moving.
I also enjoyed the blend of Greek-mythology influences with the Sins (in the form of men), witches, and werewolves. Hazel’s death-and-resurrection beginning immediately pulls you in, and watching her navigate her new life, newfound magic, and very tempting supernatural suitors was a lot of fun.
Overall, an entertaining read that kept me turning the pages.
Thank you to Jamie Dalton, Raven Storm, and BookSirens for the ARC. I received an advance review copy for free, and I am leaving this review voluntarily.
Till Death and Daisies Bloom is such a strong start to the Enchanted Woods Cottagecore Collection! Jamie Dalton and Raven Storm deliver a fun, magical, and spicy paranormal romance that had me hooked from page one.
The story blends humor, banter, fated-mates tension, and just the right amount of spice. I loved the world-building, especially the Emotional Alchemy magic system—it felt fresh and unique. The mix of mystery, drama, the Seven Deadly Sins, and supernatural elements kept the plot constantly moving.
I also enjoyed the blend of Greek-mythology influences with the Sins (in the form of men), witches, and werewolves. Hazel’s death-and-resurrection beginning immediately pulls you in, and watching her navigate her new life, newfound magic, and very tempting supernatural suitors was a lot of fun.
Overall, an entertaining read that kept me turning the pages.
Thank you to Jamie Dalton, Raven Storm, and BookSirens for the ARC. I received an advance review copy for free, and I am leaving this review voluntarily.
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