Big Little Spells
Books | Fiction / Romance / Paranormal / Witches
4.5
Hazel Beck
“An absolute delight of a magical tale.” —Louisa Morgan, author of The Age of WitchesIs her magic a threat to witchkind…or is she simply powerful enough to save the world?Rebekah Wilde was eighteen when she left St. Cyprian, officially stripped of her magic and banished from her home. Ten years later, she’s forced to return to face the Joywood Coven, who preside over not just her hometown but the whole magical world. Rebekah is happy to reunite with her sister, and with her friends, but the implications of her return are darker and more dangerous than they could have imagined.The Joywood are determined to prove Rebekah and her friends are a danger to witchkind, and her group faces an impending death sentence if they can’t prove otherwise. Rebekah must seek help from the only one who knows how to stop the Joywood—the ruthless immortal Nicholas Frost. Years ago, he was her secret tutor in magic, and her secret impossible crush. But the icy immortal is as remote and arrogant as ever, and if he feels anything for Rebekah—or witchkind—it’s impossible to tell.What you can expect from Big Little Spells: Witchy Rom-Com Found Family Fated Romance Age Gap Mutual Pining Star-Crossed Lovers SlowburnDon't miss the epic conclusion to the Witchlore series, DRAGON FIRES EVERYWHERE, where a witch accidentally frees an imprisoned dragon shifter and ignites a love that can't be extinguished...
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Author
Hazel Beck
Pages
384
Publisher
Harlequin
Published Date
2023-08-29
ISBN
0369717082 9780369717085
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"Great!"
Tera B.
"Book 2 in a series. I feel like it needs to be read in a series because you need to already feel the chemistry between the friends. The authors did not do a great job creating that (nor should they spend that effort when it was already done.)
In some ways, I liked this book better than the first one, Small Town, Big Magic. My anxiety was up a little higher (not too high, it is “cozy”). I liked the resolution better, it didn’t end too quickly. However, it wasn’t without irritations.
I understand why the authors recreated some high school experiences; it really did make sense for the story. I may have been more OK with it if I were the characters ages (28), but as a 50yo, I have evolved way past that. It was a little too “YA” for an Adult novel for me. I also didn’t feel the chemistry between Rebekah and Nicholas. It felt very one sided. Since The story was told in Rebekah’s POV, we never knew his thoughts and only heard a few sentences. I want to hear him talk or think about the reasons why he loves her. That was missing so we just had to trust that he loved her across all time.
I am already looking forward to the next novel. I feel like there is enough story left for the third book to be even better. Here’s hoping!"
Leah
