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Magical love in a small town

Witch Please (Fix It Witches #1) by Ann Aguirre

December 28, 2021 by teresaelectro 2 Comments

I can’t say no to a witch-y romance. I liked Ann Aguirre’s Grimspace, so it was a no-brainer to pre-order Witch Please. I had planned to read it in time for The Ripped Bodice book club. Alas, life got in the way. I did finish it up during the Thanksgiving break. This small-town romance brings together baker Titus and secret witch Danica. Danica lives with her cousin Clem. Together they own a local repair shop where they can practice their special magic to fix broken things. […]

Filed Under: Romance Tagged With: Ann Aguirre, Baker, bakery, book one, Fix It Witches, paranormal romance, small town romance, witches

teresaelectro's CBR13 Review No:20 · Genres: Romance · Tags: Ann Aguirre, Baker, bakery, book one, Fix It Witches, paranormal romance, small town romance, witches ·
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The downstairs gets their turn

December 29, 2014 by competitivenonfiction 1 Comment

As an Austen fan, reading Longbourne is almost inevitable. I’ve always wondered about the story from the perspective of the servants, and what it must have been like watching Mrs. Bennett furiously attempt to marry off her daughters so that they can avoid the poverty of the servantry. How awful it must feel to watch these wealthy people parade around, attempting to catch equal or wealthier mates to avoid winding up in your own shoes. And knowing that while your own lot in life was nothing to be desired […]

Filed Under: Fiction, Romance Tagged With: Austen, Baker, Jo Baker, Longbourne, Pride and Prejudice

competitivenonfiction's CBR6 Review No:42 · Genres: Fiction, Romance · Tags: Austen, Baker, Jo Baker, Longbourne, Pride and Prejudice ·
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