I loved The
Midnight Witch By, Paula Brackston. Taking place in London
during the Edwardian era, The Midnight Witch begins with a
funeral. The death of Lilith's father brings about a major change in her
life, not just the loss of her father, but new responsibilities, one of them
being becoming the new head of the Lazarus coven. Lilith tested and
challenged throughout this tale with the; taking care of her troublesome
brother, placating her mother, keeping a relic out of the hands of
a nefarious group of sorcerers, dealing with a love triangle, keeping
coven secrets, living a dual life, and becoming the woman her father would be
proud of. She struggles between following her heart and doing what is
'sensible' and proper. The Midnight Witch doesn't disappoint,
it's full of an array of different personalities from maleficent villains, and
love struck artists, bohemian households, dubious spirits, and gallant fiancés.
The only thing that I didn't like about it was that there weren't
chapters, or breaks between which character I was with, but I received this
book as an advance copy, so that probably will not be a problem when the book
has been released. This was a very enjoyable read I highly recommend it.
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